Kyriakos Mitsotakis says authorities dealing with some 100 active blazes a day; warns danger not over, though situation much improved and most large blazes on the wane

Hundreds of firefighters still battling flames as blazes rage for ninth straight day, amid growing calls for resignation of top public safety officials

As huge wildfires threaten countless communities and cause apocalyptic scenes on island of Evia, Israel and other countries trying to help Greece hinder the blaze's advance

Tomb covering removed and smashed marble strewn around it in graveyard which has been repeatedly targeted; Jewish community organization voices 'outrage'

'We're talking about the apocalypse,' says Greek Coast Guard officer evacuating residents and tourists from Evia island; one person killed near Athens as fires close in on capital

Fire service says 15 crew members and large supply of firefighting chemicals could be sent as early as Friday, with tankers possibly to follow, as brushfires expected to worsen

Placebo study still to come, but inventor says medication 'could be a game changer' after around 9 out of 10 participants in Greek trial are released from hospital within 5 days

Move would be blow to Israeli vacationers; passengers from Spain still mingling with other travelers at Ben Gurion Airport despite nation joining list of banned countries next week

No visible damage done to 1939 piece gifted by artist to Greece in recognition of resistance to Nazis; authorities hail 'special day' in return of painting after daring 2012 heist

Ex-leading member of banned Golden Dawn movement objects to 13-year jail sentence after being convicted in Greece on several charges, including running a criminal organization