Greece’s highest administrative court has clarified the legal status of a new presidential decree regulating construction and land use in small villages, aiming to resolve confusion over development in rural and protected areas.

An anonymous bomb threat was made to Parliament on Tuesday via the emergency number 112.

The Embassy of Canada to Greece, in collaboration with the City of Athens and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, will host a celebration on May 5 at 5 p.m. in Ilissia Park to honor a inuksuk monument gifted by Canada to the people of Greece.

Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis reaffirmed Greece’s unwavering support for Ukraine during his address at the 10th Summit of the Three Seas Initiative in Warsaw on Tuesday, emphasizing the importance of ongoing peace negotiations.

Volunteers from the environmental group Save Your Hood discovered medical records, sanitary waste and construction debris illegally dumped by the Kifisos River in Athens, raising concerns over hospital and business disposal practices.

A 55-year-old livestock farmer from Kilkis, northern Greece, has received a suspended sentence of two years and four months after fatally shooting a 45-year-old man during an attempted robbery at his farm last May.

Jethro Tull return to Athens this September for a career-spanning concert at the Lycabettus Theater.

Greece’s Minister of National Economy and Finance, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, formally submitted a request to the European Commission on Tuesday, seeking an exemption for the country’s 2026 defense spending under the EU’s fiscal escape clause.

The exemption threshold may rise by as much as 50%, to annual revenues of 15,000 euros.

Two armed robbers stole about 1,000 euros from a Hellenic Post (ELTA) branch in the town of Thrakomakedones, East Attica, at noon Tuesday, police said.

They knew they weren’t welcome – at least not by everyone. During their visit to the Ionian island of Zakynthos last year, they were threatened and had the windows of their car smashed.

A 25-year-old Hellenic Navy lieutenant lost his life on Tuesday during a training session with the Underwater Demolition Command, a special warfare unit of the Greek Navy.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan on Tuesday accused some authorities of causing migrant deaths in the Aegean and Mediterranean, claiming boats were deliberately punctured, leading to drownings.

Make the most of your red festive snacks in sandwiches, appetizers, salads, pies and more.

Police seized 89 drug packages from a convenience store in the northern port city of Thessaloniki, believed to be cannabis mixed with synthetic chemicals.

The European Court of Justice on Tuesday ordered Malta to close its "golden passport" program , ruling that citizenship in EU countries cannot be sold.

A bomb threat on a bank branch in the Nea Ionia district in northern Athens was declared a hoax after thorough checks by security officials.

The third and last ministerial decision on an international tender to explore and exploit hydrocarbons in marine areas south of Crete will be issued this week, Minister of Environment and Energy, Stavros Papastavrou, said on Tuesday.

AGORA, the annual meeting of corporate affairs professionals, is held at the Margi Hotel in Vouliagmeni,

A 17-year-old teen was charged on Tuesday with causing grievous bodily harm after attacking a 42-year-old intercity bus driver in northern Greece.