Greece news

The Municipality of Athens aims to introduce more refill stations as part of its drive to sustainably manage freshwater resources.

As the bears shake off their long winter’s sleep and return to their lively routines, the Arcturos Bear Sanctuary is once again a place of activity, education, and hope for wildlife conservation in Greece

A study found that while the increase in food prices in Greece is lower than the EU average, sluggish income growth leaves Greek households struggling.

Greece's Infrastructure Minister Christos Dimas assured that the tunnel is part of an auxiliary network and poses no safety risks.

The resignation of the deputy minister- just 24 hours after Greece's new government was sworn in- has stirred political controversy in Greece.

More than 70 fires broke out this week in Greece as temperatures rose highlighting the urgent need for prevention.

The eVivlio app offers free access to audiobooks by Greek and international authors, narrated by well-known actors.

Dust storms, humidity and high temperatures are expected to impact air quality across Greece through Sunday.

Awareness, art, and advocacy events take place in Athens on March 8-9 to celebrate International Women’s Day.

The government has given fast-track approval to strategic projects in Evia, the Peloponnese, and Western Greece.

PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis reiterated Greece’s support of Ukraine and the European Union’s commitment to peace.

Vassilios Papageorgiou steps down to ‘facilitate justice’ in Tempi train crash case. Deputy Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Minister Christos Triandopoulos also resigned on Tuesday.

From Germany and France to Argentina and Mexico, people are gathering in remembrance of those who died in the Tempi train crash in Greece.

Travelers to Greece and residents in Athens, Thessaloniki and other large cities are advised to plan ahead and expect major disruptions throughout the day.

Trends, green technologies, training and professional development in yachting are some of the topics on the agenda.

Emergency measures have been activated as freezing temperatures and snow make their way into Greece starting Wednesday.

Attica taxi drivers are protesting against unfair competition and regulatory issues and urge unions across Greece to join in solidarity.

Residents on Amorgos and Santorini are on high alert as experts warn that earthquake activity may continue for months.

Experts attribute the green turtle’s change of nesting habits to rising sea temperatures pushing them towards the Mediterranean.

Greek Labor Ministry measures aim to preserve jobs and provide financial support to workers and businesses on Santorini.