Opposition parties are firing sharp criticism at the government for its handling of the humanitarian crisis in Gaza, accusing it of failing to take a stronger stand.

The large increase in wholesale electricity prices in recent days in Greece and neighboring countries is causing concern as it awakens memories of the mini energy crisis of last June.

The Society for the Protection of Prespa, one of Greece’s most important wetlands, is calling for urgent action to protect the pelican colony in the area.

On June 26, part of central Athens will be transformed into a race track to host a special route of the EKO Rally Acropolis.

An 87-year-old beekeeper has been arrested and fined more than 3,000 euros on Evia for accidentally starting a wildfire on Wednesday afternoon in Almiropotamos, in the island’s southern mountains.  

One of the best documentaries I have ever seen, “The Silence of Others” captures the work of a citizens’ movement in Spain demanding recognition of the war crimes committed during the Franco dictatorship.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis attended the opening ceremony of an art exhibition paying homage to Greece’s rich maritime tradition at UN headquarters in New York this week.

Alexis Papachelas, the editor in chief of Kathimerini, joins Thanos Davelis as we explore how US competition with China is reshaping the world, and break down what questions this raises for Greece.

The pristine pine forest of Vastria on the Greek island of Lesvos is known for its size and beauty, but it has attracted harsher attention more recently as the planned site of a European Union-funded migration Center that islanders say increases the risk of wildfires.

Authorities in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, have arrested a second suspect in connection with a bomb blast earlier this month that killed the woman who was carrying it, presumably during a planned attack on a bank.

US defense contractor Lockheed Martin must pay compensation to the families of two Hellenic Air Force pilots who died in a 2015 NATO training crash in Spain, according to a Greek appeals court decision in March earlier this year.

I don’t know if you are experiencing this too, but the traffic problem in Attica has reached massive proportions.

Emergency services were on high alert in Crete on Thursday after a 6.1 magnitude quake hit off the Greek island, causing tremors felt across Turkey and Israel.

About half of all Greeks feel very or fairly insecure about their financial future.

Greek gas supplier DEPA Commercial has signed an agreement for a 600-million-euro ($680 million) project to build a gas-fired power plant in Larissa, it said on Wednesday.

European Union ambassadors (Coreper) have approved the SAFE (Security Assistance for Europe) regulation, a €150 billion fund aimed at boosting EU defense production through market-based lending.

A large-scale police operation on Thursday dismantled a criminal network involved in migrant smuggling and the production of forged documents.

The operation to utilize public property, which has been prioritized by Minister of National Economy and Finance Kyriakos Pierrakakis, is reportedly starting with the announcement in the coming days of a tender for the privatization of Hellenic Saltworks SA.

Public Power Corporation will announce a new program to repurchase shares that will total up to 10% of the share capital along with the shares repurchased already, Chairman and CEO Giorgos Stassis announced on Tuesday.

A strong, 6.1-magnitude earthquake struck north of Crete on Thursday morning, prompting authorities to issue a tsunami warning.