Greece’s Judicial Council is set to rule in October on whether former Deputy Minister Triantopoulos will face trial over the Tempi train disaster site tampering scandal.
A fire broke out at a café in Nea Ionia, Athens, forcing the evacuation of residents and triggering major traffic restrictions in the area.
The aunt of the doctor accused in the Mazwnakis case speaks out, describing her niece as a self-important show-off who “didn’t consider anyone.”
New video evidence reveals key findings in the deadly Plaka building explosion, as investigators examine gas pipes, meters, and safety certificates.
Shocking new testimony reveals panic, a broken defibrillator, and a desperate search for a propofol antidote in the moments before Giorgos Mazonakis’s death.
Greece battles 9,000+ lightning strikes as a brief weather lull gives way to a new storm system arriving Wednesday with Force 9 winds.
Hundreds march through central Athens against mandatory digital IDs and biometric surveillance, chanting “No to digital tracking” outside Parliament.
Greece issues orange weather warning for five regions as storms bring heavy rain, thunderstorms, and gale-force winds across the country this Sunday.
New evidence emerges in the Mazzonakis death case: missing substances, a vanished IV catheter, and documents raise serious questions about the clinic.
A gas leak reaching 15% concentration and a single spark may have triggered the deadly Plaka building explosion that killed six people in Athens.
Athens’ Kifissos River is sounding the alarm over industrial pollution and flood risk, as new scientific research reveals alarming contamination levels threatening the city.
A pregnant woman and a honeymooning couple are among six tourists killed after a building explosion devastated Athens’ historic Plaka neighborhood.
