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 arrested three men, aged 29, 32, and 52, in connection with a fire that occurred at the old Badminton building in Athens.

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 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.

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 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 are implementing unprecedented protective measures against the toxic pufferfish (Lagocephalus sceleratus) in Greek waters, including the installation of the first floating protective structures on beaches in the northern Evoikos Gulf. The increase in water temperature is cited as a factor in the fish's proliferation.

Greek authorities are activating a new procedure to unblock the sale of thousands of properties seized due to outstanding tax debts, allowing for the lifting of seizures to complete transactions.

Greek authorities have made 20 arrests related to arson in the first five days of July, accounting for over 10% of the year's total arrests. This surge in arrests highlights intensified efforts to combat wildfires.

Greek authorities have made arrests in Mykonos and Halkidiki related to drug trafficking. A 30-year-old foreign national was arrested in Mykonos for allegedly distributing various drugs, while a father and son were apprehended in Halkidiki on similar charges.

Greek authorities are conducting critical laboratory tests and scanning routes to identify the perpetrators behind a series of arson attacks in Thessaloniki. Investigators have located the scooter used by the young suspects and found insulating tape residue on an incendiary device, indicating these were not symbolic acts.

Greek authorities have rescued a total of 172 migrants in two separate operations south of the island of Gavdos. The migrants were subsequently disembarked at the port of Karave in Crete.

Greek authorities are considering reducing the minimum property ownership percentage required for the 'Anakainizo' renovation program to allow more homes to participate. Over 100,000 citizens have already accessed the platform.

Greek authorities reported 44 agricultural and forest fires across the country in the last 24 hours, with firefighters still battling seven blazes. Human negligence is believed to be the cause of most incidents, leading to arrests and fines.

Greek police have seized 1.8 tonnes of cocaine since October 2024, while new psychoactive substances and shifting trafficking routes are reshaping the drug market. Authorities are particularly concerned about the rise of synthetic cannabinoids.

Greek authorities are preparing to officially subsidize the hunting of the invasive pufferfish (lagokefalos) to control its spread, aiming for a price per kilo above 4.73 euros, following concerns from the fishing community.

Greek authorities are preparing for an increased wildfire risk this weekend as strong "meltemi" summer winds, forecast to reach gale-force 8 on the Beaufort scale, sweep across the Aegean Sea and mainland Greece.

Greek authorities have dismantled a major pirate TV network, operated by a father and his sons, which boasted 86,000 subscribers. Seven individuals, including private employees, a pensioner, and an unemployed person, have been arrested.

Police authorities in Ilia, Greece, have uncovered a serious case involving the exploitation of foreign workers and potential human trafficking practices, following an investigation initiated by a complaint.

Greek authorities are advocating for subsidies to support professional drivers in installing digital tachographs. They argue that implementing a European obligation should not impose a disproportionate financial burden on professional drivers.

Greek authorities have arrested a 32-year-old man accused of raping his wife, filming the assault, and sharing the video online. The case came to light after the 31-year-old woman reported the incident.

Greek authorities are investigating the connections and 'mission' of a 37-year-old Palestinian arrested in Crete, who is suspected of being a member of Hamas, raising concerns about a potential shift in Hamas's strategy.

A 56-year-old German tourist has been charged with espionage by Greek authorities after allegedly photographing restricted military facilities and fighter jets at a dual-use airport in Crete.

Greek authorities have dismantled a criminal ring responsible for stealing transformers and equipment from wind farms and DEDDIE facilities in Evia and Attica, leading to six arrests.

Greek independent authority AADE seized 415,000 contraband cigarettes at Athens' Eleftherios Venizelos Airport. Eleven individuals were arrested in connection with the smuggling operation.

Albanian prisoner Edmond Tafa has escaped from Korydallos prison in Greece and remains at large, prompting Greek authorities to intensify their search efforts. New security footage shows him walking among people after his escape.

Greek authorities made five arrests for negligent arson in one day across Chios, Evia, Lesbos, and Fthiotida, bringing the total arrests to 65 and fines to over 346,000 euros since the beginning of the year.

Greek tax authorities (AADE) discovered and seized 500,000 euros in undeclared cash at Athens' Eleftherios Venizelos Airport, which was not declared upon entry into the country.

Greek authorities are on alert due to a new tax evasion method where transactions appear normal to customers but divert money abroad via undeclared POS terminals from Bulgaria, bypassing AADE's electronic systems.

An operation dubbed 'Harvest' by the Greek Directorate for Combating Organized Crime revealed a criminal network that illegally collected OPEKEPE subsidies for years, leading to 1,151 indictments.

Greek authorities have dismantled two more criminal organizations in Crete and Northern Greece, bringing the total to five rings involved in illegal OPEKEPE subsidies, with 1,151 accused, 92 arrests, and damages exceeding 19 million euros.

Greek authorities are sending electronic notices to property owners involved in short-term rentals whose declarations show discrepancies compared to data collected from rental platforms.

Greek authorities have arrested two individuals for arson by negligence following two fires in the Argolida and Attica regions. The arrests were made by the Nafplio Fire Service and the Arson Crimes Directorate.

Greek authorities have launched a manhunt for an individual who escaped after the arrest of a 42-year-old criminal known as "Titi" in Mikrolimano, with investigations ongoing into the case and seized weapons.

Greek authorities have dismissed a natural gas leak as the cause of a widespread chemical odor that prompted evacuations in Athens. Scientists are now investigating whether shipyard operations in the Saronic Gulf or a rare seabed upwelling phenomenon are responsible.

Greek authorities issue crucial guidelines on how to react if a gas odor is detected in a home or workplace to prevent explosions or fires.

The Greek National Organization for Medicines (EOF) is intensifying checks on counterfeit drugs, cosmetics, and dietary supplements, and is preparing to remove cannabis flower products from kiosks and mini-markets.

With the fire season starting on May 1st, Greek authorities have issued step-by-step instructions on where and how to report uncleared plots of land, which are considered a key fire prevention measure.

Greek authorities in Piraeus have dismantled a crystal methamphetamine trafficking ring, leading to the arrest of three foreign nationals from the Philippines and Pakistan.

Greek police have arrested members of a criminal organization involved in numerous armed bank robberies, including the case in Kato Tithorea, with their total loot exceeding 480,000 euros.

Greek authorities are focusing on electric scooter drivers and their circulation, particularly on major avenues like Kifissos and Syngrou, following a rise in accidents involving the devices.

Greek authorities have conducted more than 60,000 police checks and made 109 arrests since October 2025 as part of efforts to contain the spread of sheep and goat pox, which continues to affect the country's livestock industry.

Greek authorities are examining a mysterious naval drone, reportedly containing explosives, discovered in the Ionian Sea. Greek media suggest the drone could be of Ukrainian origin or linked to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.

Greek authorities are launching a new crackdown on draft evaders, imposing fines of up to €6,000 through the tax authority. This initiative involves cooperation between the Ministries of National Defense and Finance.

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 provided an update on the wildfire situation, reporting over 500 fires in August and emphasizing that conditions do not allow for complacency.

Greek authorities have conducted five search and rescue operations off the coast of Crete, successfully saving over 240 migrants in recent hours.

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.

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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 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 have seized over two tons of unsuitable dairy products from Bulgaria, which were being transported in a truck without refrigeration.

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.

Greek authorities have identified two foreign nationals involved in a high-value Business Email Compromise (BEC) scam, which defrauded a shipping company of €4 million.

Greek authorities have arrested 20 individuals between July 1st and 5th, 2026, on charges of causing fires through negligence.

A man has been convicted for the murder of Jean Hanlon, 17 years after her death, following the persistent efforts of her sons. Greek authorities had initially considered her death an accident.

Greek authorities are battling a toxic fish with strong, human-like teeth that can injure swimmers in popular resorts, offering rewards to fishermen for its capture.

A legal case has been initiated by the Cybercrime Division against four well-known individuals, including a rapper, a model-entrepreneur, and an influencer, for illegally promoting gambling games from unlicensed providers online.

An operation by the Greek Department of Crimes Against Property has led to the dismantling of a criminal organization responsible for thefts, burglaries, and phone scams in the Attica region. Eight arrests have been made so far, with members reportedly impersonating DEDDIE employees for their fraudulent activities.

Greek authorities reported 44 agricultural and forest fires in the last 24 hours, leading to two arrests and fines. One 79-year-old man was fined 3,000 euros for having a barbecue in Nea Makri, which is believed to have caused a fire.

Amidst rising temperatures and increased presence of marine organisms, Greek health authorities and experts are issuing warnings and providing essential first aid advice for purple jellyfish and other marine stings to beachgoers.

The High Court in Ireland is seeking further information from Greek authorities regarding claims that Greek prisons are 'run by prisoners' before ruling on the extradition of an Irish man wanted on a human trafficking charge.

Greek authorities have arrested two 17-year-olds on felony charges related to child pornography, blackmail, and threatening girls, following an investigation by the Cybercrime Division.

Greek authorities have announced that no extension will be given for elevator registration after the June 30 deadline, with inspections and fines set to commence on July 1.

Greek authorities have dismantled an illegal subscription TV service, dubbed a 'pirate Netflix,' which operated since 2017, serving 86,000 customers and generating millions in revenue through a pyramid scheme.

Belgian justice has refused to execute a European arrest warrant issued by Greek authorities, citing poor prison conditions in Greece. This decision has led to an EU Court ruling and a parliamentary inquiry.

Greek authorities made five arrests over the weekend for wildfires caused by negligence, bringing the total to 88 arrests and 423 fines since the beginning of the year. The fire service continues its efforts to prevent and combat wildfires.

Greek authorities have arrested 14 individuals involved in an illegal doping ring responsible for the production and distribution of pharmaceutical substances and doping agents.

Greek tax authorities (AADE) and Transport Ministry teams are intensifying inspections on car repair shops, car washes, and parking lots, which are on a 'black list' for high rates of tax evasion, leading to thousands of euros in fines in Chania.

Greek authorities seized over 109 kilograms of marijuana in Igoumenitsa and arrested three individuals suspected of being part of a trafficking network. Police from Saranda, Albania, are also involved in the investigation.

Greek authorities are intensifying controls on free camping on beaches as the summer season begins, with fines of hundreds of euros for tourists, as the practice remains illegal in many areas.

Greek authorities conducted a night raid on Agios Stefanos prison in Patras, confiscating mobile phones, following the death of an eighth inmate within two months. The incident has raised concerns about conditions and security within the facility.

An operation by the Greek FBI's Extortion Prosecution Department is underway in Larissa targeting a criminal group. Authorities are investigating one of the region's most prominent Roma families, previously accused in March of having a helipad and fake gold coins.

Greek authorities are on high alert for an upcoming gathering of approximately 5,000 Hells Angels members in Igoumenitsa from June 5-7, recognizing it as more than a typical motorcycle meeting.

Greek authorities are intensifying efforts to combat tax evasion by targeting owners of cars with foreign license plates, with severe penalties for those violating customs regulations on imported new or used vehicles.

Ten individuals accused of being part of a Northern Greece ring that illegally collected European subsidies through OPΕΚΕΠΕ have been released with restrictive conditions, while the alleged ringleaders are scheduled to testify tomorrow.

Greek authorities have issued a warning about a phishing email scam that illegally uses the name of the Hellenic Police to deceive recipients.

Greek police have arrested five individuals and dismantled a criminal organization involved in the illegal import and distribution of large quantities of freon refrigerant from Albania into Greece.

Authorities in Greece conducted four separate migrant rescue operations in a single morning.

Twenty-two individuals arrested in Crete for illegal OPEKEPE subsidies have been brought before the European Public Prosecutor's Office, facing felony charges, with two accountant brothers identified as having central roles in the scheme.

Controllers from the DEOS of the Independent Authority for Public Revenue dismantled an extensive and fully organized LPG smuggling ring, seizing 15 tankers and 293,000 liters of liquefied petroleum gas.

Greek authorities have unveiled the interior of the monumental Kasta Tomb, an ancient monument potentially linked to Alexander the Great, following extensive restoration and excavation work.

Greek authorities have reported the discovery of a Ukrainian attack sea drone on one of its islands, describing the incident as 'extremely serious' and raising concerns about its origin and purpose.

Greek authorities have dismantled a network of two criminal organizations involved in vehicle thefts and drug trafficking across Attica and Boeotia, leading to the arrest of 24 members.

Greek authorities arrested a drug trafficker in Epirus after a pursuit. Police seized approximately 167 kilograms of cannabis during the operation.

Greek authorities have made multiple arrests in connection with drug trafficking operations, including the dismantling of a crystal methamphetamine ring distributing to Aegean islands. A 40-year-old individual was also apprehended for drug trafficking in Attica.

Greek authorities successfully carried out a controlled detonation of explosives found on a mysterious naval drone. The operation aimed to neutralize the unknown device safely.

A mystery sea drone, identified as a Ukrainian 'kamikaze' type and armed with 200kg of explosives, was discovered off a Greek island in the Ionian Sea. Greek authorities have launched an investigation into the device.

Greek authorities are examining a naval drone found in the Ionian Sea, which reportedly contained explosives. Media speculation suggests it could be of Ukrainian origin or linked to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war.

Greek authorities in Thessaloniki have approved the extradition of a 29-year-old man to Cyprus. He is wanted in connection with the alleged rape of a 14-year-old girl on the island.

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 are investigating claims that workers in the Samaria National Park killed and ate a protected kri-kri wild goat, a symbol of Crete.

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 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 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.

Greek authorities are installing floating barriers to protect swimmers from the spread of the poisonous silver-stripe pufferfish in the Mediterranean, offering rewards for its capture.

Greek authorities have dismantled a large-scale medical prescription forgery scheme that allegedly operated for at least six years, causing over 405,000 euros in losses to the EOPYY health insurance system, with a politician reportedly among those arrested.

Four foreign nationals were arrested in Greece as part of an operation that dismantled a gang accused of explosions, arson, extortion, and attempted murder. The case file includes 10 additional individuals.

The murder of a 25-year-old Turkish national in Exarcheia on June 13 is attributed to a 'contract killing' worth 1 million Turkish liras. Greek authorities arrested a 28-year-old suspect early Monday morning.

Greek authorities have approved the payment of 617.4 million euros in agricultural subsidies to 1,142,948 beneficiaries, corresponding to 529,494 unique tax identification numbers.

Greek authorities have intensified their fight against illegal gambling, filing lawsuits against 18 influencers accused of advertising unauthorized online betting providers.

Bulgarian nationalists, without permission from Greek authorities, erected a marble memorial plaque to Goce Delchev in the abandoned village of Banitsa, describing him as a 'Bulgarian revolutionary and voivode,' sparking reports in Greek media about the lack of local notification.

Greek authorities have arrested two 17-year-olds on charges of child pornography, with investigations linking them to an extremist-sadistic group involved in child abuse. The arrests were made by the Cybercrime Division.

Greek authorities are proposing to deploy drones and satellite images to monitor beaches and identify irregularities, particularly the illegal placement of sunbeds and umbrellas, a measure currently under parliamentary debate in Athens.

Greek hospitals report an increase in domestic violence victims who are reluctant to disclose the truth, prompting calls to end the modern scourge of domestic violence, abuse, and femicides in society.

A letter from the UN to Greek authorities describes the targeting of lawyers, journalists, and organizations defending refugees and migrants in the country.

Greek independent authority AADE intercepted a truck at the Kipi customs office, discovering 5 to 5.6 million contraband cigarettes hidden using a special method, leading to the driver's arrest.

Three individuals were jailed overnight out of 12 who testified in connection with a new case of illegal subsidies totaling 2.5 million euros from OPEKEPE in Kozani and Agrinio, following a marathon interrogation process.

During a raid on a Roma settlement in Larissa, Greek authorities discovered a weapon, hundreds of cartridges, five cars, and bills of exchange, leading to the arrest of a member of the Vilanaki family, with another still sought.

As the summer season begins, Greek authorities are intensifying enforcement of strict laws against free camping, a popular holiday choice, with significant fines for violations.

Greek authorities, in an operation dubbed 'Harvest,' dismantled a criminal organization and arrested 14 individuals in Kozani and Agrinio for a 2.4 million euro fraud against OPEKEPE, which even involved plots of sacred temples.

Greek authorities are on high alert with increased security measures in Igoumenitsa ahead of a global gathering of approximately 5,000 Hells Angels members scheduled for June 5-7.

Greek authorities rescued dozens of migrants off southern Crete, intensifying concerns in Athens as the island becomes a central point for a growing migration route from Libya.

Greek authorities, dubbed the 'Greek FBI,' have dismantled a large-scale criminal network involved in defrauding the OPAP agricultural subsidy program. The operation, named 'Harvest,' has led to 1,151 individuals being accused of illegally obtaining millions in subsidies.

Greek authorities are implementing new, much stricter fines of up to 40,000 euros for behaviors that disrupt the daily operation of public transport.

Greek authorities are reportedly considering a policy change that would exempt closed properties from taxation. This move could provide relief to property owners and potentially stimulate the real estate market.

Greek authorities have imposed fines on two companies following allegations of violations related to profit margins, as part of ongoing efforts to regulate market practices.

Greek authorities are contacting at least 55,000 taxpayers with overdue debts, unpaid installment plans, or unsubmitted tax declarations, particularly VAT statements, to prevent them from facing property seizures and auctions.

Greek authorities have dismantled a gang in Vorizia that allegedly terrorized the local community for five years, using extortion, beatings, and arson to steal from OPEKEPE.

Greek authorities reported at least 1,000 arrests for irregular entry in April, indicating increased migratory pressures at its sea borders. A new rescue operation was also conducted near Gavdos island.

The Independent Market Control Authority in Greece has imposed significant administrative fines totaling 2 million euros on companies FAGE and Do Value for violations related to unfair profitability and consumer protection laws.

Greek authorities have intensified investigations into how an explosive-packed drone, suspected to be from Ukraine, ended up in waters off the west of the country, with a minister defending preparedness against such novel threats.

Greek authorities are examining a naval drone found in the Ionian Sea, which reportedly contained explosives. Media speculation suggests it could be of Ukrainian origin or linked to the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Greek authorities have dismantled a criminal organization whose members impersonated employees of the Hellenic Electricity Distribution Network Operator (DEDDIE) to commit fraud and robberies, accumulating over 3.4 million euros.