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Homicide detectives reveal Afghan suspect sent hoax texts posing as a “jihadist” after killing British woman
New details have emerged in the investigation into the murder of a British woman in Athens, with police confirming that the chief suspect attempted to mislead detectives by sending messages claiming a jihadist extremist was responsible for her death.
Fire in the Vrontou area of Pieria, 46 firefighters and 19 vehicles battling the blaze – Four aircraft scrambled
Some 46 firefighters, including a ground crew from the 2nd Special Firefighting Response Unit (EMODE), along with 19 vehicles, are working to bring the blaze under control, while four aircraft have been deployed for aerial firefighting
Dramatic situation in Western Attica: Psatha being evacuated as flames reach homes – New 112 Alert issued for evacuations from Loumba, Morfeika, and Ano Alepochori (updated)
Western Attica's wildfire rages on for a fourth day, with fronts at Agios Nektarios and Megara, road closures, aerial drops, and mounting home damage as high fire risk persists across Attica, Boeotia and Evia
No more travel abroad using old-style police ID cards; how to issue a new card
Time's up for the familiar "blue" ID cards — a new-type ID card or passport is now required for travel abroad — here's the estimated time from application to collection of the new ID
Mandatory e-invoicing from October — what changes for well over a million businesses
Businesses must notify AADE by 30 September on how they will issue digital documents – Handwritten invoices to be phased out, fines for non-compliance
Human error likely cause of fatal firefighter helicopter collision that left two dead, as experts assess possible scenarios
Greek Police have opened a preliminary investigation into Sunday's fatal collision between two firefighting helicopters near Psatha, west of Athens, as pilots outline six possible scenarios, from crew fatigue to visibility loss and technical failure
Authorities mobilise over disappearance of two minor girls in Glyfada
Nine-year-old twins Artemis and Aphrodite Andrikopoulou have been missing since 24 July
Battle to open firebreaks in bid to halt blaze in Western Attica – Agios Nektarios and Louba in Vilia encircled by flames
Over 100 homes lost near Porto Germeno as 496 firefighters battle two fronts threatening Megara with French and Romanian reinforcements, eleven arrested for arson across five regions, and evacuations continue on Kefalonia and Fokida overnight
Former minister Ioannis Varvitsiotis, historic New Democracy figure, passes away in Athens
The lawyer and politician, one of the last surviving pre-dictatorship MPs, passed away peacefully at his Filothei home surrounded by his children, hours after marking his 93rd birthday, prompting immediate tributes across the political spectrum
