Stefanos Tsitsipas and Maria Sakkari will represent Greece at the 2027 United Cup, returning to Australia's summer tennis tournament in January.

Europe is not adequately prepared to deter or, if necessary, fight a major war, former First Sea Lord Admiral Sir George Zambellas has warned, arguing that decades of defence spending cuts have left ...

Defence Minister Nikos Dendias announces Greece’s new Space Command, satellite network and Achilles’ Shield air-defence system, while rejecting Turkey’s maritime claims.

Firefighters rescued six students after landslides stranded their school bus in Marathokampos on Samos. All six were reported safe.

Orbelín Pineda and Giannis Konstantelias won the top player prizes at the 45th PSAPP awards, where El Kaabi walked without crutches.

Freezers were remotely switched to defrost or set to 50°C in seven countries. Greece’s cyber authority has already flagged more than 300 exposed systems.

Athens airport calls Australia one of its largest unserved markets as US flights more than double and new India and US routes arrive.

Greece’s Culture Ministry is restoring the Phocian Wall at Thermopylae, the fortification the Spartans and their allies defended in 480 BC.

Turkey has formally nominated Feridun Sinirlioğlu for UN Secretary-General, prompting concern in Greece and Cyprus amid a Security Council deadlock.

Greek police arrested three suspects, including two minors, in western Athens, seizing cocaine, cannabis, cash and concealed drug containers.

Residents, football supporters and unions rallied in Thessaloniki against the eviction of a 77-year-old man and his 75-year-old wife from their home.

Greece’s government has outlined 90 projects and reforms scheduled for completion by June 2027, covering infrastructure, defence, housing and public services.