“Weapons are for the homeland, not for killing” – Priest’s powerful funeral speech moves nation
Priest delivers powerful anti-violence message at funeral of vendetta victim, calling for peace and condemning senseless bloodshed in moving speech.
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Shock at Porto Rafti: Plaster falls on students’ heads in classroom
Plaster ceiling collapses on students at Greek primary school, injuring two children and exposing serious safety issues in educational infrastructure.
Heraklion Borizia shooting: Documentary evidence of fatal bullets
Documentary evidence reveals fatal Kalashnikov bullets extracted from 39-year-old victim in deadly Heraklion Borizia shooting, showing spine and rib injuries.
Borizia bombing: Widow claims “They threw the bomb” in deadly feud
Widow of bombing victim in Greek village feud insists “they threw the bomb” while families exchange accusations and appeals for peace in deadly conflict.
Greece-Israel joint air force exercise for aerial refueling
Greek and Israeli air forces conducted joint aerial refueling exercises over Greek airspace, strengthening military cooperation between the two nations.
Heraklion shooting: Three brothers face prosecutor as wife denies weapon possession
Three brothers surrender to police in connection with double homicide in Greek village as family tensions escalate and authorities seek to end cycle of violence.
Athens taxi strike: Drivers pull the handbrake for 48 hours
Athens taxi drivers launch 48-hour strike demanding electric vehicle deadline extension, fair taxation, and protection from ride-sharing competition.
Crete murders: Three brothers surrender to police after deadly family feud
Three brothers wanted for double murder in Crete village surrender to police. Investigation continues into deadly family feud that claimed two lives.
Severe storms hit Athens tonight as extreme weather targets Greece
Severe thunderstorms and heavy rainfall expected to hit Athens and much of Greece tonight, with 48-hour weather warning issued by meteorologists.
Sheep and goat plague exceeds 75,000 deaths in October
Greece faces livestock crisis as sheep and goat plague deaths exceed 75,000 in October alone. Authorities intensify controls with arrests for biosafety violations.
Personal Number: What happens if you don’t get yours by November 5
Greece’s new mandatory personal number system revolutionizes public services. Citizens must obtain their unique digital ID by November 5 or face transaction issues.
Trolley bus catches fire on Vasilissis Sofias Avenue causing major traffic disruptions (Video)
Trolley bus catches fire due to mechanical failure on Athens’ Vasilissis Sofias Avenue, causing major traffic disruptions near Mavili Square and Concert Hall.