Investigators are examining whether a 38-year-old woman was also a victim in a case involving a 43-year-old man with prior pimping convictions, following new DNA test results concerning three children.
Greece’s Anti-Money Laundering Authority is probing a second large-scale cyberattack targeting public sector entities in Crete, following the theft of approximately €500,000 from a local municipality in late August. The incidents underscore escalating cybersecurity vulnerabilities in regional government infrastructure.
Greek authorities are intensifying their probe into the suspicious death of an infant found in a Kypseli apartment, with both parents maintaining their innocence amid dark investigative details.
Greek authorities have moved the national consultation process forward regarding proposed changes to the secondary education system and university entrance examinations. Officials aim to finalize adjustments to the New Lyceum curriculum and National Diploma framework.
Greek authorities arrested suspects across Piraeus and Rhodes for narcotics distribution, successfully seizing approximately one million euros in cash linked to the criminal operation.
Law enforcement agencies in Greece conducted a coordinated crackdown on narcotics trafficking, resulting in the confiscation of close to €1 million in untraceable currency.
Greek authorities have finalized a program contract to move the Ioannina detention center to a newly constructed facility in Kontsika, aiming to replace outdated infrastructure with contemporary penal standards.
Greek authorities safely detonated a suspicious device found inside a bank branch on Filellinon Street in central Athens. Emergency services evacuated the area before carrying out the controlled explosion without causing further damage or injuries.
Greek authorities have located a 15-year-old girl who went missing in Agrinio following a public family appeal and an official Missing Alert. Her safe recovery concludes a brief but urgent search operation in the region.
Greek authorities have launched an urgent investigation after six individuals died from suspected drug overdoses within a short period. Police believe a contaminated batch of substances is circulating in the city's markets.
Greek authorities have detained a man on suspicion of attempting to murder his partner in Igoumenitsa, leaving the 24-year-old victim in serious condition. Investigators are examining the circumstances surrounding the assault as medical teams continue to treat the injured woman.
Greek authorities have filed charges against a driver who engaged in dangerous drifting and street racing along the waterfront promenade in Thessaloniki.
Coast guard vessels intercepted a migrant boat off the coast of Gavdos and successfully rescued 33 individuals aboard. The operation highlights continued migration pressures in the eastern Mediterranean as authorities manage seasonal crossings.
Greek authorities detained the captain after a French vessel stranded early Monday morning near the island's marina entrance, with four French nationals aboard.
Greek authorities are investigating the murder of a frozen infant found in a suitcase in Kypseli, with autopsy results indicating multiple stab wounds while the suspect alleges the child was switched at birth in a maternity ward.
The Hellenic Center for Disease Control has issued warnings regarding a surge in West Nile virus infections, prompting localized containment measures and public awareness campaigns in the Attica region.
Officials are examining circumstances surrounding the death of a frozen fetus while confirming that the mother and her daughter are currently pregnant; DNA tests are pending to identify the mother.
Greece reported new airspace infringements by Turkish unmanned aerial vehicles within the Athens Flight Information Region on Sunday, prompting interception protocols. The incident adds to ongoing tensions between NATO allies over maritime and aerial boundaries.
Greek authorities recovered a severely decomposed male corpse in Ierapetra following reports of suspicious activity. Investigators have launched an inquiry to determine the cause of death and identify the victim.
Greek authorities report 27 agricultural and forest fires over the past day, with crews successfully containing 23 at an early stage while continuing to battle four remaining blazes.
Greek authorities are cracking down on drivers and passengers who hold lit cigarettes out of open car windows, introducing fines of up to 1,500 euros to curb fire hazards and health risks.
Greek authorities are conducting toxicology tests and an autopsy following the sudden death of a 48-year-old anesthesiologist found in his hospital rest room in Mesolongi. Preliminary findings are expected to clarify whether the death was natural or linked to external factors.
Greek authorities have detained six individuals across the islands of Mykonos and Rhodes for alleged violations of coastal management regulations. The enforcement action targets unauthorized constructions and illegal use of protected shoreline areas.
Greek authorities have approved a fresh engineering and logistical assessment for a long-delayed metro station expansion, aiming to resolve previous bottlenecks and accelerate construction timelines.
Greek authorities have arrested a psychologist and two associates for their alleged involvement in a drug trafficking network operating in western Attica. A local folk singer has also been named in police files as a known customer of the operation.
Greek authorities arrested six individuals linked to a failed explosive device plot on the island of Lefkada, with evidence suggesting coordination from a prison cell.
Greek authorities arrested a motorcyclist in Thessaloniki after intercepting him for dangerous driving, uncovering 18 separate traffic violations. The rider was issued a fine exceeding €18,000 and faces additional legal penalties for repeatedly disregarding road safety regulations.
Greek authorities have detained a 28-year-old woman following a fatal pedestrian accident in Agioi Anargyri that claimed the life of a 76-year-old man. Investigators are reviewing dashcam footage and witness statements to determine the circumstances surrounding the collision.
Greek authorities have arrested six suspects in connection with a failed bombing attempt against a Greek-American entrepreneur on the island of Lefkada. Investigators allege the attackers coordinated the attack from prison, highlighting ongoing security concerns regarding organized crime networks.
Greek authorities have placed several regions, including Crete, Rhodes, Attica, and Evia, under high or extreme wildfire risk alerts due to intense heat and dry conditions. Emergency services remain on standby as residents are urged to take precautions against potential blazes.
Greek authorities have placed emergency services on high alert due to an orange-level wildfire risk forecast for Attica, Evia, the Aegean islands, and Crete.
Greek authorities have opened an inquiry after four deceased individuals were found on a remote mountain village island within a four-day span, including a missing man estimated to be in his sixties.
Greek authorities conducted several rescue operations south of Crete, recovering a total of nearly 300 migrants from boats in distress within a few hours.
Greek authorities on Itaca anticipate increased tourism driven by Christopher Nolan’s upcoming film adaptation, prompting local officials to emphasize the island’s mythological connection to Odysseus.
Greek authorities have charged a suspect with intentionally igniting three separate blazes in western Athens, launching an investigation into the coordinated arson attacks.
Greek authorities have detained several juveniles suspected of leading a street robbery ring that targeted pedestrians in central Thessaloniki. Investigators are working to identify additional suspects and recover stolen jewelry linked to the coordinated assaults.
Greek authorities issued evacuation alerts via SMS for residents in Tsoukalades as a fast-moving fire rages near Agios Vlasios in Boeotia, prompting reinforcements from national firefighting units.
Greek authorities rescued 131 migrants in two separate operations south of the island of Gavdos within a few hours. The migrants were found on boats and subsequently transported to safety.
Greek authorities are imposing a €350 fine for violations related to vehicle license plates, targeting drivers who attempt to conceal or alter their plate details.
Greek authorities have rescued 327 migrants in two separate operations off the coast of Crete within 48 hours. The migrants were found near Gavdos and Ierapetra, highlighting ongoing migration challenges in the region.
Greek authorities provided an update on the wildfire situation, reporting over 500 fires in August and emphasizing that conditions do not allow for complacency.
Greek authorities are increasing inspections in bars, entertainment venues, and festivals across Evia, Crete, and Laconia, following multiple incidents of minors with alcohol poisoning and arrests of parents and organizers, highlighting the serious issue of underage access to alcohol.
Customs inspectors from the Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) in Greece have seized a total of 1,296 bottles of illegal refrigerant (freon) as part of targeted actions against smuggling.
Greek Cadastral Services are intensifying inspections on beaches using drones and digital tools to uncover illegal activities, leading to immediate enforcement measures, closures, and significant fines for violations.
Greek authorities are implementing a state aid framework to immediately address the consequences of wildfires, providing support to affected populations and restoring damaged areas.
Greek authorities have issued a very high fire risk warning for Attica, Evia, Lesbos, and Chios, placing these regions on orange alert. The alert indicates a significant danger of wildfires in these areas for the upcoming days.
Greek authorities are conducting intensive checks for fire safety violations, leading to 33 arrests for arson, including 30 for negligence, within a five-day period from July 29 to August 2.
Greek authorities are investigating the motive behind the murder of 38-year-old Scottish charity worker Elisabeth-Jane Ross, whose body was found inside a suitcase, focusing on her final hours.
Greek authorities have installed barriers in vacation waters due to the presence of the silver-cheeked toadfish, a highly toxic fish with bone-crushing jaws.
Police Scotland is collaborating with Greek authorities after the body of a Scottish woman was reportedly discovered inside a suitcase by a homeless man in Athens earlier this month.
Four Israelis were among eight foreign nationals arrested after Greek authorities discovered cocaine, MDMA, cannabis, pills, and cash aboard a catamaran near Lefkada.
Greek authorities have been officially informed, with some delay, about the arrests of 'Entik' and his deputy 'Leonidas' in Dubai, and are now awaiting their extradition.
Greek authorities have identified a 30-year-old man who is facing charges for inciting criminal acts, violence, or discord through online posts, following an investigation by the Cybercrime Directorate.
A 32-year-old woman was arrested at Heraklion airport in Greece, identified as a member of an international drug trafficking ring. The arrest is part of a broader effort by Greek authorities to dismantle organized crime networks.
Evangelos Tournas emphasized the focus on fire prevention and the investigation of arson cases. Authorities are prioritizing these efforts to enhance public safety.
Greek Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Evangelos Tournas warned that Wednesday's weather conditions could resemble those during the devastating Mati fire, prompting an alert among authorities.
Greek authorities have made several arrests across the country for intentional arson, including a former community president and a firefighter implicated in multiple fires over a decade. Separately, arrests were also made for drug trafficking in various locations, with significant quantities of narcotics and cash confiscated.
Greek authorities have made four new arrests in Thessaloniki and West Attica for fires caused by negligence, including those from grills, fireworks, and work activities, marking a record for a two-day period.
Greek authorities have dismantled three criminal organizations responsible for committing fraud and theft against elderly individuals, following an investigation by the Agrinio Crime Prosecution Sub-Directorate.
Greek authorities believe they are close to fully solving the 2010 Marfin bank arson attack that killed three employees, with new leads emerging from an anonymous email and the use of artificial intelligence.
Greek authorities have arrested three individuals in connection with bombings that targeted the governing party, killing one person and injuring others. An investigation into the attacks is ongoing.
Greek authorities are taking new measures against the rabbitfish, installing a floating barrier in the Gulf of Euboea to protect tourists, according to The Guardian.
As the academic year begins, Greek authorities clarify attendance limits and justification procedures for secondary education students, sparking discussion among parents and educators.
Greek authorities plan to execute at least €5 billion in early debt repayments during 2027 while restricting new bond issuances to a maximum of €7-8 billion to strengthen fiscal resilience.
A senior Hellenic Police official outlined enforcement mechanisms for the government's proposed wealth levy, which will require citizens to declare valuable assets like jewelry to ensure compliance.
Greek authorities have made two arrests after a minor reported being subjected to a double rape in the town of Agrinio, prompting a criminal investigation.
Greek authorities are deploying aerial monitoring and aviation-based solutions to alleviate severe traffic bottlenecks and improve metropolitan transportation flow.
Greece’s money laundering investigation agency has launched an inquiry into a newly uncovered €500,000 electronic fraud scheme targeting a local government office in Crete. The probe aims to trace illicit funds and identify those behind the digital scam.
Greek authorities arrested a retired man who fatally stabbed his 65-year-old nephew multiple times before arson, claiming self-defense amid a £20,000 inheritance conflict.
Turkish Justice Minister Akın Gürlek formally asked Greek authorities to hand over three fugitives, including the alleged head of the Bayğaralar organized crime syndicate.
Greek authorities arrested a 68-year-old man in Komotini who held the notorious "Vor v Zakone" criminal title after discovering a pistol, grenade, and ammunition in his possession. The operation underscores ongoing efforts to dismantle organized crime networks in the region.
Emergency teams in Greece have successfully located and rescued two groups of tourists who became stranded in remote mountainous areas on the islands of Rhodes and Kefalonia. All individuals were found unharmed following coordinated search-and-rescue missions.
Rescue teams are conducting underwater searches off the coast of North Cyprus for twenty individuals missing after a vessel sank, while Greek authorities investigate the disappearance of an experienced surfer near Crete. Emergency services in both regions remain on high alert as recovery efforts intensify.
Greek authorities have activated an advanced traffic management system in Athens that integrates artificial intelligence, drones, and hundreds of surveillance cameras. The initiative aims to optimize road flow, reduce congestion, and improve emergency response times across the metropolitan area.
Greek authorities have begun accepting applications for a national initiative aimed at lowering retail prices on more than 1,500 everyday consumer goods. The program targets an average discount of 9.5 percent to help households cope with inflationary pressures.
Greek authorities detained a 24-year-old Hungarian national after he performed reckless high-speed stunts with a sports car along Thessaloniki’s waterfront. Local officials confirmed the arrest follows investigations into unauthorized street racing activities in the area.
Greek authorities arrested a 58-year-old man in Epanomi for running an unauthorized beach bar adjacent to a protected Natura 2000 site. The suspect faces legal action for violating environmental regulations in the ecologically sensitive area.
Greek authorities have issued a category 4 fire danger alert for Crete and the South Aegean, urging residents and visitors to exercise extreme caution and avoid actions that could ignite blazes.
Greek authorities have launched a full probe after discovering a deceased baby inside luggage, with a pathologist called to determine exact causes of death.
Officials explained that failing to be selected in the initial lottery draw does not permanently disqualify applicants from receiving state subsidies, as secondary selection rounds may still occur.
Greek authorities arrested two individuals caught attempting to swindle a 99-year-old woman out of her savings and jewelry in the Agios Panteleimonas area. The suspects were apprehended while actively trying to extract valuables from the elderly victim.
Greek authorities have issued a red code fire alert for Crete and several Aegean islands due to extreme heat and dry conditions. Residents and tourists are urged to exercise heightened caution against wildfires.
Greek authorities have detained three juveniles following a series of motorcycle thefts and residential burglaries in the city of Serres. Police investigations are ongoing to recover stolen property and determine the full extent of the criminal network.
Greek authorities are issuing significant fines to owners of older cars that lack contemporary safety and emission technologies, highlighting concerns over road safety and environmental standards across the country.
Greek authorities arrested three individuals and are searching for two suspects linked to a complex narcotics trafficking network, with recorded phone calls implicating a well-known singer in the operation.
Greek authorities arrested a 70-year-old man in Esperies, Corfu, for illegally burning trash near vegetation, violating forest protection laws. He was fined €3,000 as officials crack down on reckless fire practices amid regional wildfire concerns.
Greek authorities have outlined distribution guidelines for a new €5.3 billion Social Climate Fund designed to support households transitioning away from fossil fuels. The program will prioritize energy efficiency upgrades for approximately 62,000 residential properties following the initial Recovery Fund disbursements.
Greek authorities arrested a 38-year-old man in Santorini following reports of a stolen mobile phone and the distribution of non-consensual intimate images. The suspect now faces criminal charges related to theft and the creation and sharing of revenge pornography.
Greek authorities and the public are reacting to the perpetrator's admission that he murdered his wife on their daughter's birthday, citing details of prolonged domestic abuse.
Greek authorities arrested a 68-year-old man as part of the investigation into a devastating forest fire that burned approximately 600 hectares in the Viki area of Chios.
Authorities characterize the administrative irregularities surrounding the seized weapons as a procedural matter rather than a significant security lapse.
The Greek government has officially mapped the areas damaged by the July and August wildfires and released a joint ministerial decision outlining financial and logistical support for affected communities.
Coastal inspection teams have issued substantial penalties to kiosks and shops along popular beaches in Rhodes, Kavala, Skiathos, and Corfu for failing to comply with local regulations.
Greek authorities have begun systematically cataloging the Health Ministry’s previously unrecorded domestic and international real estate holdings. The transparency initiative aims to consolidate state assets and improve public sector oversight.
Greek authorities are rolling out phased economic support measures aimed at alleviating financial pressures on self-employed individuals across the country.
Greek authorities are reviewing photographic evidence and witness testimonies related to a fatal domestic violence incident in Nea Smyrni, where a man killed his partner before taking his own life.
Greek authorities have dismantled an unauthorized cannon shooting business operating on a popular Rhodes beach, citing safety violations and improper licensing. The operator was caught running the attraction with minimal investment despite high tourist traffic.
Authorities in Greece have identified a 21-year-old driver who caused strong reactions after being recorded performing dangerous maneuvers on the Athens-Corinth highway with his car doors open and music blaring. The incident occurred last July.
Greek authorities in Heraklion have seized four tons of illicit alcohol and 700 bottles of laughing gas. The operation by AADE uncovered a significant quantity of illegal substances.
Greek authorities have released the identities and photos of three individuals accused of defrauding elderly people by posing as accountants or electricity company employees.
Five Macedonian families requested evacuation assistance from fires in Greece and were directed to designated safe points in coordination with Greek authorities, where other tourists were also accommodated.
Greek authorities have launched an investigation into the death of a 17-year-old teenager from Cork, Ireland, who passed away while on holiday visiting relatives with his mother, who is of Greek origin.
Greek authorities are examining the last communications and movements of a 34-year-old police officer who died, in an effort to determine the circumstances surrounding his death.
Transport Directorates across Greece are experiencing a shortage of license plates, preventing the registration of new cars and motorcycles. An investigation is underway to determine responsibility for the issue.
Residents in Porto Germeno, Greece, are assessing damage and beginning recovery efforts after a devastating wildfire, with authorities having arrested three individuals suspected of starting the blaze.
Greek authorities have conducted over 1,500 checks on more than 300 beaches and 450 businesses, utilizing drones to enforce new regulations. This initiative aims to address numerous complaints regarding beach compliance across the country.
Greek authorities are investigating the murder of Elisabeth-Jane Ross, a 38-year-old Scottish aid worker, whose body was found in a suitcase in Athens. A suspect is now reported to have posed as a jihadist, claiming to have killed her over her Christian faith.
Greek authorities are investigating the murder of Elisabeth-Jane Ross, a 38-year-old Scottish aid worker, whose body was found last month in a suitcase inside an abandoned building in Athens. A boxer is reportedly under suspicion.
Greek authorities have launched a search operation for nine-year-old twin girls, Artemis and Aphrodite Andrikopoulou, who have been missing from Glyfada since July 24.
Greek tax authorities (AADE) conducted their first mass on-site inspections for agricultural subsidies, checking 195 livestock farmers in Crete. Meanwhile, nearly fifty candidates applied for the position of head of the Hungarian National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV).
Greek authorities have placed all involved forces on standby, including the armed forces, due to strong and stormy winds expected in many parts of the country, increasing the risk of fires.
Greek authorities in Igoumenitsa arrested a 54-year-old Greek truck driver who allegedly transported cannabis valued at over 2 million euros into the country via Italy.
A major operation by inspection authorities in Attica, Greece, led to the seizure of 6.2 tons of unsuitable meat products and the discovery of an illegal meat processing factory in Ilion.
Greek authorities have arrested two individuals and are searching for a fourth person in connection with a planned grenade attack targeting Isidore Dogiakos in Attica. Investigations are thoroughly examining every piece of evidence related to the plot.
Greek health officials are providing guidance on how to treat and prevent stings from purple jellyfish, which are becoming a common and dangerous presence in the Mediterranean Sea.
Greek authorities have made a significant breakthrough in the disappearance of 50-year-old Chinese translator Yu Ting, successfully tracking her mobile phone after it was activated by a third party. Yu Ting vanished from Artemida on May 20.
Greek authorities have launched a search for Abdul Wahab Kadri, a 14-year-old Afghan boy who disappeared from an unaccompanied minors' shelter in the Oreokastros area of Thessaloniki. The organization 'The Child's Smile' reported his departure.
Greek authorities have issued an extreme fire risk warning for Wednesday in Attica and four other regions, as indicated on a risk assessment map. A committee meeting is being held to address the heightened danger.
A 68-year-old Albanian citizen has been arrested by Greek authorities in Florina, near the Greek-Albanian border. He is suspected of transporting a significant quantity of narcotics, specifically over 55 kg of cannabis.
Greek authorities at the Central Port Authority of Piraeus confiscated more than 26 kilograms of processed and unprocessed cannabis. A 47-year-old man was arrested in connection with the drug seizure.
A team of 24 Moldovan firefighters and seven specialized vehicles has been dispatched to Greece as part of an international mission to assist Greek authorities battling wildfires.
Greek authorities have arrested three individuals in connection with the 2010 Marfin Bank arson attack that killed three people. The arrests follow a 120-page expert report and photographic evidence, with two of the suspects facing charges of serial homicide and receiving a deadline to prepare their defense.
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Greek authorities have arrested three individuals in connection with bomb attacks targeting homes linked to ruling party politicians. The attacks resulted in one fatality and four injuries.
Greek authorities intervened at the 123rd Plenary Session of the International Olive Council, preventing a critical technical risk that could have led to the exclusion of Koroneiki olive oil from international markets.
Greek authorities have arrested 20 individuals and issued over €55,000 in fines within the first five days of July for negligently igniting wildfires, a surge that accounts for more than one in ten of all such arrests recorded since January.
Municipal officials in Paleo Faliro have initiated urgent insecticide spraying operations after a resident tested positive for the West Nile virus. Residents are being advised to follow public health protocols to minimize further transmission risks.
Greek authorities detained a 42-year-old woman for operating an unauthorized food stall on a Natura 2000 protected coastal zone in Thessaloniki. Environmental agencies are now reviewing enforcement measures for the site.
Greek authorities are questioning individuals involved after discovering children living in poor conditions inside a residential property in the Kypseli neighborhood of Athens.
Greek rescue services located and saved 75 migrants after they were discovered adrift in two small boats south of the island of Gavdos. The operation underscores continued migration activity in the southern Aegean.
Greek authorities report that a 43-year-old suspect involved in a case involving a deceased infant in the Kypseli neighborhood repeatedly changed residences and allegedly posed as Turkish to evade identification.
Greek authorities have extended the administrative procedure for awarding public market stall contracts to a maximum of 12 months. The regulatory change aims to streamline licensing and address delays in allocating spaces across local municipalities.
Greek authorities detained a 40-year-old man following reports that he slapped his ex-partner and attempted to run her over with his vehicle in the early hours of Monday.
Greek authorities have arrested a couple in Rhodes after investigators discovered they were raising two young children in severely unsanitary and hazardous living conditions. The case has sparked outrage and renewed debates over child welfare protections in the region.
Traffic alarms were raised when a 90-year-old man was spotted driving against traffic on the Attiki Odos highway, prompting immediate safety concerns and official response from Greek authorities.
Greek authorities are investigating the suspicious death of an infant after a 43-year-old suspect told investigators he was attempting to break ice with a knife, allegedly causing fatal back wounds.
Greek authorities are working to close a €10 billion budget shortfall, marking a significant shift in the country's fiscal management following years of economic restructuring.
Greek authorities have completed the physical implementation milestones for EU Recovery Fund projects, officially initiating the assessment process for €8.2 billion in disbursement requests.
Greek authorities detained a 51-year-old Turkish citizen in Thessaloniki following an Interpol red notice. The suspect faces charges related to fraud and illegal drug trafficking.
Greek authorities are deploying advanced traffic cameras capable of detecting vehicle occupancy, issuing steep fines to drivers traveling alone to combat road safety violations.
A 38-year-old man has been arrested and faces criminal charges after allegedly opening fire inside a grocery store in Thessaloniki, Greece. Prosecutors are investigating the incident, which involved the suspect retrieving a firearm after initially leaving the premises.
Greek authorities utilized advanced data algorithms to identify and dismantle an organized import operation that moved millions of euros worth of footwear without issuing required invoices.
Greek authorities arrested five suspects after an 11-year-old girl drowned in a hotel swimming pool in Chania, Crete. Investigators are examining potential negligence and reviewing safety protocols linked to the fatal incident.
Greek authorities discovered a deceased infant concealed inside a container within a suitcase at an apartment in Athens' Kypseli district. The finding occurred after an Airbnb host reported suspected drug activity at the location.
A new Romanian contingent of firefighters, the third, left for Greece on Sunday to participate alongside Greek firefighters in monitoring and extinguishing vegetation fires and...
Greek authorities have expanded the official list of subsidized supermarket goods to more than 850 essential products as part of ongoing cost-of-living measures. The initiative aims to provide immediate relief to consumers amid persistent inflation pressures.
Greek authorities have detained a 36-year-old man for using electric welding equipment on the island of Kos amid official orange alerts for extreme wildfire danger. The action is part of broader efforts to prevent human-caused blazes during peak summer conditions.
A string of deadly traffic collisions struck western Attica and Thessaloniki overnight, claiming four lives within a few hours. Greek authorities are investigating the causes behind the sudden spike in fatal crashes.
Family and friends mourned 18-year-old Katerina following her fatal drowning at the Dermata waterfalls in Imathia, as Greek authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the tragedy.
Greek authorities have recovered over half of €152,000 stolen from a regional government agency in Crete after cybercriminals used a spoofed banking website to hijack official accounts.
Greek authorities report that 38 agricultural and forest fires broke out nationwide over the past day, with 30 successfully contained at their initial stages.
Greek authorities have issued a red alert for extreme wildfire danger across Crete, Rhodes, and Karpathos due to dry conditions and high winds, prompting strict fire prevention measures and emergency preparedness protocols.
As summer concludes and urban traffic increases, Greek authorities are evaluating a potential reinstatement of the central Athens traffic restriction scheme later this autumn.
Greek authorities have detained two women accused of targeting tourists with wallet thefts in heavily visited areas of Santorini, including the town of Oia. The arrests follow a series of reported incidents prompting increased police patrols in the island’s main tourist zones.
Greek authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death of an 18-year-old girl who fell at a popular waterfall site in Imathia. Investigators are examining whether safety failures or accidental slip contributed to the tragedy.
Public health officials in Greece’s Attica region have escalated nighttime aerial and ground spraying operations to curb the spread of the West Nile virus. The intensified campaign follows rising case numbers and aims to protect vulnerable populations from potential outbreaks.
Greek emergency services are battling multiple wildfires across Euboea, Chios, and Kozani, deploying aerial water bombers and ground crews to contain the blazes. Authorities have also made two arrests as investigations into the origins of the fires continue.
Greek authorities have issued a level-four orange alert for extreme fire danger across Attica, Euboea, the Aegean islands, and Crete due to forecasted high temperatures and dry conditions.
Greek authorities are investigating the fatal stabbing of 44-year-old Albanian national Esma Meço by her 53-year-old husband Bujar Meço inside their home in the Rodopi region, following reports of planned divorce proceedings.
Greek authorities have detained two individuals in Santorini after a underage girl was hospitalized following the consumption of alcohol. Investigators are examining the circumstances surrounding the incident and potential liability for serving minors on the island.
Greek authorities successfully rescued 79 migrants attempting to cross the Mediterranean, with reports confirming several Bangladeshi citizens among those saved. The operation highlights ongoing migration pressures in the region.
Municipal bulldozers cleared privately owned umbrellas, tables, and chairs from Kalyves beach in northern Greece to restore public access to the shoreline.
Greek authorities have detained a man suspected of deliberately setting fires across multiple locations near the Kifisou and Athens avenues intersection in Aigaleo.
Greek authorities have arrested nearly a dozen individuals suspected of migrant smuggling. The arrests are part of ongoing efforts to combat illegal migration networks.
Greek authorities in Heraklion, Crete, seized 4 tons of illicit alcoholic beverages and 700 bottles of 'laughing gas' (nitrous oxide) from a 62-year-old man who had set up an organized distribution operation.
Greek authorities report a significant increase in traffic from Rafina as holidaymakers depart for various destinations, with 19 routes scheduled, including four to Marmari.
Greek authorities are on high alert for wildfires, with five regions including Attica and Boeotia in the 'red' zone, following the rescue of 481 people in Siviri, Halkidiki, yesterday.
Greek authorities have arrested more than 280 people this year in connection with wildfires, with 29 of those arrests specifically for intentional arson.
Greek authorities have intercepted Italian smugglers of red coral, seizing a haul valued at 800,000 euros. The operation successfully disrupted an illegal coral trafficking attempt.
Greek authorities are investigating an unprecedented incident involving a helicopter landing on the crowded Sarakiniko beach in Milos. The pilot and owner have been summoned for explanations regarding the unauthorized landing.
Authorities are seeking answers regarding an attacker at a Berlin Pride event, with questions raised about the German BND intelligence service's silence. Separately, Greek authorities are also investigating an unclear incident involving a 42-year-old woman in Syros.
Greece's financial crime authority and coast guard intercepted a chartered leisure boat off Skopelos carrying Italian nationals, seizing an €800,000 haul of red coral. Investigators are now searching for the smuggling ring's Italy-based recipients, while marine biologists warn of potential long-term recovery for the coral.
Greek authorities are implementing new procedures for agricultural aid applications this year, aiming to prevent fraud with 'fake' fields and 'disappeared' animals, with incentives for early submissions.
Greek authorities are intensely investigating the murder of 38-year-old Scottish aid worker Elisabeth-Jane Ross, whose body was found in a suitcase in an abandoned building in Athens last month. A 26-year-old Afghan man is suspected of the crime, with his wife's suspicion about his sudden wealth leading to a breakthrough.
An investigation by the 'Greek FBI' has begun into the causes of a fatal collision between two helicopters in Thapsa, with authorities examining flight plans, communications, and video evidence.
Greek authorities have arrested ten individuals suspected of migrant smuggling near the Turkish border, following an operation to combat illegal trafficking.
Greek authorities have dismantled a human trafficking ring in Eordaia, uncovering the exploitation of 57 individuals for labor and financial gain. One person has been arrested in connection with the case.
Greek authorities have issued a 'Red Code' alert for very high fire risk in Attica and five other regions, with six additional regions on 'orange' alert. This warning has prompted advisories for tourists, including Romanians, traveling to Greece.
Greece has initiated the first inspections of short-term rental properties, including those on Airbnb, to ensure they comply with newly introduced technical and operational standards.
Greek authorities are searching for a fourth suspect in connection with a foiled grenade attack plot targeting high-ranking officials. The plot, reportedly orchestrated from inside Diavata prison, involved a grenade disguised in a paper cup.
Greek authorities are set to issue new fines to owners of uninsured vehicles, with artificial intelligence being utilized to process and examine appeals against these penalties.
Greek authorities issued a "red code" alert for Attica, Euboea, and Rhodes due to an extreme risk of wildfires on Thursday, as the country braced for the year's hottest day with temperatures reaching up to 43 degrees Celsius. Police are on full operational readiness, implementing patrols and closing parks and forest areas to prevent fires.
Greek authorities have issued an extreme fire risk warning for Wednesday in Attica and four other regions due to a heatwave, leading to a ban on outdoor work from 13:00 to 17:00 in Attica and three other regions. A committee meeting is being held to address the heightened danger.
Greek authorities have exposed a major tax evasion ring exceeding €17 million, with one of its administrators falsely declaring herself homeless while residing in a 280 sq m villa with a swimming pool.
Police in Sofia have arrested a 45-year-old Syrian man wanted on a European arrest warrant issued by Greek authorities, as part of a joint operation across four countries against a migrant trafficking group.
Greek authorities have intercepted illegal food supplements in Attica, uncovering over 200,000 euros in tax evasion. The operation aims to curb the sale of unauthorized products and combat financial fraud.
Greek authorities have made multiple arrests for drug trafficking, including a minor in Athens found with cocaine, cannabis, and a pistol, and another individual in Imathia with ecstasy tablets and over 900 grams of cannabis.
Greek authorities have dismantled an anabolic steroid and pharmaceutical trafficking ring, with a 35-year-old police officer-bodybuilder identified as the mastermind and his partner also arrested.
Sixteen years after the Marfin arson attack that killed three employees, Greek authorities have arrested two 42-year-olds and are searching for a 46-year-old woman based on new evidence.
Greek authorities have issued an 'orange' alert for fire risk in the Northern Aegean and Crete regions due to a heatwave with temperatures reaching up to 35 degrees Celsius and strong northerly winds.