Why Alexis Tsipras is in no rush for his new party launch
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras takes a measured approach to launching his new political party, telling associates “towards Easter and we’ll see” as he builds support.
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Giorgos Papadakis funeral set for January 8th – Family’s wishes
Greek television presenter Giorgos Papadakis’ funeral scheduled for January 8th at Ritsona Crematorium following sudden death at 74 from heart attack.
Air traffic controllers slam contradictory government statements
Air traffic controllers union criticizes contradictory official statements about Athens FIR blackout that caused hundreds of flight delays and cancellations.
UN Security Council meets live in New York after Maduro arrest
UN Security Council convenes emergency session in New York following Nicolas Maduro’s arrest by US authorities. Live coverage of breaking developments.
Thessaloniki: 67-year-old man arrested for forcing dog to run beside moving car on leash
Police arrest 67-year-old driver in Thessaloniki for forcing dog to run beside moving car on leash, violating animal welfare laws after citizen complaint.
Athens FIR blackout: Technical error or chronic neglect?
Athens airport chaos as radio blackout causes flight cancellations. Investigation reveals dispute between authorities and controllers over aging systems.
How to retire in 2026: Five key requirements and early retirement guide
Over 130,000 Greek workers can retire early in 2026. Learn the five key requirements and eligibility criteria for different categories of employees and funds.
Greece weather alert: Risk Assessment Committee convenes as extreme weather threatens multiple regions
Greece braces for severe weather as Risk Assessment Committee convenes. Heavy storms to hit Ionian Sea, Epirus, and Peloponnese January 6-8.
Touching tribute at Crans-Montana: Hundreds of skiers form heart in snow to honor New Year’s tragedy victims
Hundreds of skiers at Swiss resort form heart-shaped tribute in snow to honor 40 victims of deadly New Year’s bar explosion in moving display of unity.
Severe storms hit Greece: Civil protection safety guidelines
Greece braces for severe storms Tuesday-Wednesday. Civil Protection issues critical safety guidelines for citizens as intense weather hits multiple regions.
Venezuela sparks first major political clash between Tsipras and Mitsotakis
Venezuela becomes flashpoint as Greek opposition leader Tsipras launches fierce attack on PM Mitsotakis over foreign policy stance and alliance with Trump.
Trump sends messages to Colombia, Cuba, Mexico, Iran and repeats: “We need Greenland”
Trump sends strong messages to Latin America and Iran while repeating claims about Greenland, following Venezuela military operation and Maduro’s arrest.
Greek airports face unprecedented chaos as unexplained technical failure triggers ground stop
Mysterious technical failure shuts down Athens FIR, causing unprecedented airport chaos and stranding thousands of travelers across Greece.
George Papadakis: Beloved journalist’s final hour – How he passed away
Beloved Greek journalist George Papadakis from ANT1’s “Good Morning Greece” died within an hour after suffering cardiac arrest at a friend’s home in Athens.
Greek farmers escalate protests: Government weighs harsh measures
Greek farmers escalate protests with 48-hour blockades as government considers plan B with harsh sanctions and administrative penalties against demonstrators.
Venezuela: Trump’s goals, oil reserves, and scenarios for what’s next
Venezuela’s political upheaval after Maduro’s arrest raises questions about Trump’s true objectives, oil reserves impact, and regional stability concerns.
Government toughens stance as farmers receive €3.8bn in 2025
Greek government defends €3.8bn farmer support package while demanding end to blockades and dialogue participation from agricultural unions.
HERON maintains green tariff unchanged for fourth consecutive month
HERON energy provider keeps green tariff prices stable for fourth month running, maintaining competitive rates despite wholesale electricity price increases in December.
Business loans surge in 2025 – Annual growth rate breakdown
Greek banks see business lending surge 16% in 2025 with double-digit growth expected for 2026, driven by economic recovery and lower interest rates.
Ministry of Labor: Payment roadmap from e-EFKA and DYPA until January 9
Greece’s Ministry of Labor announces €45.6 million in payments to 28,500 beneficiaries through e-EFKA and DYPA from January 5-9, covering unemployment benefits and more.