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World Jan 08

Farmers drive through Paris and block traffic in Greece to protest free trade deal

By Sylvie Corbet, Derek Gatopoulos, Associated Press

World Dec 31

People walk into a Christmas Lunapark in Nicosia
Greece and Cyprus are welcoming 2026 without the bang, embracing quiet New Year's celebrations

Athens has adopted "quiet" fireworks, while Nicosia has abandoned fireworks entirely, citing concerns over public health, safety, animal welfare and the environment.

By Menelaos Hadjicostis, Derek Gatopoulos, Associated Press

World Apr 12

Bomb goes off outside Hellenic Train offices in Athens
No injuries reported after bomb blast near Athens offices of Greek railway company

The explosion comes amid widespread public anger over a 2023 railway disaster, Greece’s worst, in which 57 people were killed and dozens more injured when a freight train and a passenger train heading in opposite directions were accidentally put on…

By Derek Gatopoulos, Elena Becatoros, Associated Press

World Aug 13

Wildfire burns in Vrilissia, near Athens
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Wildfires burn around Athens after prolonged drought in Greece

In Greece, authorities say lighter winds helped crews tame a wildfire that came within miles of the center of Athens. The blaze killed at least one person and forced multiple evacuations across the city's suburbs. Residents returned to find their…

By Sangita Lal

World Aug 12

Wildfire burns in Nea Penteli, near Athens
Hundreds of Greek firefighters tackle 'exceptionally dangerous' wildfire threatening Athens

The blaze that began Sunday afternoon is racing through pine forests left tinder-dry by repeated heat waves this summer.

By Elena Becatoros, Associated Press

Sep 04

A massive, weeks-long wildfire in northeastern Greece is gradually abating. But heavy rain now poses a flood risk

By Associated Press

The blaze has been blamed for the deaths of 20 people, all believed to have been migrants who had recently crossed the border.

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Jul 20

Wildfires slow in southern Europe, but blaze now threatens Athens

By Thanassis Stavrakis, Derek Gatopoulos, Associated Press

Nearly 500 firefighters are struggling to contain a large wildfire that is threatening hillside suburbs outside Athens for a second day, after hundreds of residents were evacuated overnight.

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Aug 18

Greek wildfire threatens village outside Athens

By Associated Press

Hundreds of wildfires have burned across Greece this month, fueled by parched forests and shrubland from the country's most severe heat wave in decades.

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Jul 26

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Greek authorities crackdown on critical nonprofits amid backlash for refugee pushback

By Malcolm Brabant

Police in Greece’s most eastern islands have launched a human-trafficking prosecution against nonprofits that help asylum seekers try to avoid being pushed back at sea to Turkey. The move is being seen as part of a wider effort by some…

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Mar 05

Greek militant on hunger strike suffers kidney failure

By Associated Press

A hospital in central Greece says a far-left militant convicted of 11 murders is in critical condition after suffering kidney failure following 56 days of hunger strike.

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