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Greece unveils national AI Act framework: what changes for citizens, businesses and government
Greece's parliamentary committee has now begun debating the national bill implementing the European Union's AI Act, as Digital Governance Minister Dimitris Papastergiou stresses balancing citizen protection with innovation across healthcare, employment, and public administration services
Toxic pufferfish cull: 22 questions and answers on the pilot programme paying fishermen 5.33 euros per kilo
Crete and the South Aegean will pilot Greece's first organised pufferfish removal scheme, compensating commercial fishermen for certified catches while regional authorities cover storage, transport and disposal costs of the toxic invasive species threatening Greek waters
Temperatures set to reach 36 – 38 degrees Celsius this weekend in Greece
EMY forecasts a hot, sunny weekend across Greece, with mainland highs of 35 degrees Celsius, locally 36 in Central Macedonia and Thessaly. Islands see 32 to 34 degrees Celsius. Sunday climbs further, up to 38 degrees Celsius locally.
Greek firefighters are working daily on the fire fronts in southern France
Twenty-one firefighters from the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th Special Forest Operations Units (EMODE) are participating in the mission
The two suspects arrested over the deadly Marfin arson attack taken to Evelpidon court complex
They were escorted by heavily armed police officers. One of them kept his head down and concealed his features. Another woman, aged 46, is still being sought, with an international arrest warrant issued against her
Cyprus before the European Court over a Colonial-era Law: Female dancers & singers at weddings are treated as…prostitutes
A father's attempt to organize his daughter's wedding has turned into an international legal dispute, with the Cypriot government now defending itself before the European Court of Human Rights
Two men arrested over 2010 Marfin bank firebombing that killed three, third sought in Britain
Third suspect being sought is reportedly in Britain. Lawyer representing victims: "It is a vindication". Police reveal how an anonymous email led to suspects being caught
How police caught the suspects in Vagia Nestora’s murder: The hideout, the escape to Chania, and the CCTV breakthrough
Police searched a house on Papadiamantis Street on Friday morning after new details emerged about how the two main suspects hid nearby before and after the attack. Investigators say weeks of surveillance and CCTV analysis led to the arrests, while a second team from the same organisation remains at large
Greece intensifies breathalyser crackdown as roadside alcohol checks hit record levels
Weekly breathalyser tests in Attica have topped 29,000, with the Hellenic Police confirming Greece now runs more alcohol checks per capita than any other EU country, thanks to a "blanket testing" method unique to the country
