A Greek-flagged tanker carrying one million barrels of crude oil is ablaze and appears to be leaking oil after being struck by Houthi rebels in the Red Sea, according to…
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has downplayed concerns about low wages in Greece, calling them a “myth” during a ministerial council meeting. He defended his government’s efforts to tackle inflation, asserting…
Greek consumers are facing steep price hikes on more than 800 prescription drugs, with some seeing increases of up to 448%. According to a report by Ta Nea, around 100…
Scientists are raising the alarm as water reserves in the Mornos reservoir, which supplies much of Attica, have significantly decreased, heightening concerns of a looming water shortage. The Ministry of…
The situation for thalassemia patients in Greece has reached a critical point, with severe blood shortages causing significant disruptions in their treatment. The Disability Action Coordination Committee (ΣΕΑΑΝ) and the…
As the wildfire on Mount Pangaio continues to burn for a fifth day, concerns are growing over the protection of Greece’s Natura 2000 sites. Symeon Kedikoglou, Member of Parliament for…
The wildfire on Mount Pangaio in Kavala has entered its sixth day, showing no signs of abating.
Civil Protection Minister Vassilis Kikilias has attributed the ongoing wildfire crisis to “insurmountable conditions” and the presence of “pine trees brought by the Romans,” as Greece faces an unprecedented surge…
The fire that broke out last Thursday in a forested area near Avgo Pangaiou in Kavala remains active, with firefighting efforts ongoing.
The Greek Ministry of Foreign Affairs has strongly condemned the desecration of the Greek Orthodox Cemetery of Saint Eleftherios in the Tataoulon community of Istanbul.