Shocking incident in Lesbos: Baby airlifted to Athens after burns
Shocking incident in Lesbos as 13-month-old baby suffers severe burns from hot beverage accident at café, requiring emergency airlift to Athens hospital.
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Panos Routsis’ wife blames politicians for hunger strike tragedy
Wife of grieving father on 21-day hunger strike outside Greek Parliament demands justice for train crash victims, blames politicians for government inaction.
End of the road for eternal students: University changes and 2025 expulsions
Greek universities face major changes as 330,000+ “eternal students” risk expulsion by 2025, with new regulations ending decades of academic stagnation.
Personal Number deadline: One month left to avoid government transaction issues
Greek citizens have one month left to obtain their Personal Number before November 5th deadline or face complications with government transactions and services.
All Star “Pin-Pin” gang leader and DEDDIE employees scam evades arrest
Criminal gang posing as electricity company employees defrauds victims of over €2.2 million in elaborate scam targeting northern Athens suburbs.
Greece faces water crisis as reservoirs drop 40-50% in three years
Greece’s water reserves have plummeted 40-50% over three years, with limited snowfall and rising temperatures threatening future water security nationwide.
Shocking footage shows fatal motorcycle crash that killed 2 in Athens
Shocking video footage reveals how a fatal motorcycle crash in Athens turned deadly when the 21-year-old driver performed a wheelie seconds before losing control.
Crane crashes into 10 parked cars in Keratsini: “By miracle no lives lost”
Crane vehicle crashes into 10 parked cars in Keratsini, Greece. No injuries reported in shocking accident that left extensive damage and rattled local community.
Panos Routsi: “I’ll stay here even if I die – No exhumation just for DNA tests”
Father continues 20-day hunger strike outside Greek Parliament demanding exhumation of son killed in Tempi train disaster for toxicological tests.
SOS Children’s Villages sound the alarm while some focus on Pyrros Dimas donation
SOS Children’s Villages faces financial crisis while debate rages over Olympic champion’s donation. 50 years of protecting Greece’s most vulnerable children.
Police officer’s heroic off-duty rescue saves 76-year-old domestic violence victim in Heraklion
Off-duty police officer in Heraklion saves 76-year-old woman from domestic violence after hearing her screams for help. The 82-year-old perpetrator was arrested.
Greece cracks down on military service exemptions with new I5 reforms
Greece introduces major military service reforms, cracking down on I5 exemptions and launching voluntary conscription for women aged 20-26 years.