Crete storm crisis: Rescues, massive damage & government response
Severe storms devastate Crete: 101 evacuated, homes and crops destroyed. A government team heads to the island Monday to assess the damage.
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Samaras doesn’t deny plans to form a party to damage Mitsotakis
Yiannis Kourtakis has responded to Antonis Samaras‘s statement regarding the front-page article published by Parapolitika, titled “Antonis Samaras: ‘Vote for me to oust Mitsotakis, and the day after I’ll shut down the party’ — Why…
Samaras fires back: “I don’t care who loses their seat — I care about Greece”
Former Greek PM Antonis Samaras fires back at media reports, declaring: “I don’t care who loses their seat — I care about Greece not losing.”
Hypnotherapist’s testimony: Meeting Mazonakis, the treatment, and his final hours
Hypnotherapist Nasos Komianou’s full testimony reveals key details about Giorgos Mazonakis’s final hours, his treatment, and the doctor’s actions.
Cornell University president announces independent review of 2024 gang rape case
Cornell’s president announces an independent review into how the university handled a 2024 gang rape case, vowing the community “must do more.”
Marinakis: Greece-Cyprus power cable will move forward, no tensions expected
Greek government spokesperson Marinakis backs the Greece-Cyprus power cable, dismisses PASOK’s tax plan, and responds to Samaras over Bulgarian relics dispute.
Mitsotakis: “We won’t let the global energy crisis become a national dead end for Greek households”
On Sunday morning (04/10), Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis addressed, among other topics, the government’s ongoing interventions to tackle the energy crisis affecting thousands of citizens, in his regular social media post. Mr. Mitsotakis also made…
Putin puts billion-dollar Lukoil deal on the table in Trump-Russia Ukraine talks
Putin raised a billion-dollar Lukoil oil deal during Kremlin talks with Trump envoys Witkoff and Kushner, expanding Ukraine peace negotiations.
49% of Britons want to rejoin the EU, 10 years after the Brexit referendum
A new poll shows 49% of Britons want to rejoin the EU, as PM Andy Burnham leaves the door open on reversing Brexit a decade on.
Missing air ambulance jet with 6 on board vanishes after departing Bermuda
A Gulfstream air ambulance jet with six people on board vanished after departing Bermuda, prompting a U.S. Coast Guard search near Nantucket.
Zelensky: Negotiating with Putin is a “waste of time” — “We will keep striking Russian oil refineries”
Zelensky tells Reuters that negotiating with Putin is a “waste of time” and vows to keep striking Russian oil refineries fueling the war.
Rubio visits Athens: Defense, energy & regional security on the agenda
U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio arrives in Athens for the 6th Greece-U.S. Strategic Dialogue, with defense, energy, and regional security topping the agenda.
Parthenon Sculptures: Greek President calls display at British Museum “ongoing looting”
Greek President Tasoulas calls the Parthenon Sculptures’ display at the British Museum “ongoing looting,” demanding their return as a matter of duty.
Plevris: Libya is Greece’s core migration problem — mass flow plans and return hubs explained
Greece’s migration minister says Libya is the country’s biggest border challenge, unveiling EU return hubs and a new emergency mechanism for mass arrivals.
Doug Burgum praises Kimberly Guilfoyle’s role in US-Greece energy partnership
US Secretary Doug Burgum credits Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle for elevating Greece as a key American energy partner and boosting US-Greece strategic ties.
Triantopolous Fires Back at Karystianou Over Tempi Train Disaster Slur
Greek politician Christos Triantopolous calls out Maria Karystianou over alleged remarks about Tempi train disaster victims, labeling the claims a “vulgar lie.”
Mitsotakis focuses on Northern Greece: equal opportunities and higher heating benefits
Greek PM Mitsotakis tours Northern Greece pledging higher heating subsidies and equal opportunities, as the government eyes key electoral ground ahead of next elections.
Giorgos Mazonakis Death: Shocking Phone Searches Revealed
New evidence in the Giorgos Mazonakis death case reveals shocking phone searches for “propofol antidote” and “mydriasis” made inside the clinic.
Tasers, rubber bullets & bodycams: Greece’s push to reduce lethal force
Greek police push for tasers, rubber bullets, and bodycams to reduce deadly force after a series of high-profile incidents sparks urgent debate on law enforcement reform.
Fatal motorcycle crash in Crete kills underage rider in Hersonissos
A minor lost his life in a fatal motorcycle crash in Hersonissos, Crete, after striking a utility pole under unclear circumstances.