SYRIZA in Crisis: Polakis Expulsion Back on the Table
SYRIZA’s collective leadership experiment unravels as Polakis faces expulsion and the party heads to TIF divided and without a unified front.
SYRIZA’s collective leadership experiment unravels as Polakis faces expulsion and the party heads to TIF divided and without a unified front.
Tsipras hits back at Mitsotakis at the Thessaloniki Trade Fair, rejecting coalition talks and backing snap elections with a bold economic agenda.
Two explosions rattled Athens businesses in the early hours of Tuesday, with suspects using manhole covers to smash storefronts before hurling explosive devices inside.
Greece and Egypt meet in El Alamein to discuss Eastern Mediterranean security, EEZ expansion, energy ties, and the long-pending Sinai Monastery agreement.
A frozen baby murder case reaches a critical turning point as parents face court, DNA evidence emerges, and their lawyer resigns from co-defendant’s defense.
Greece unveils 7 key housing measures including VAT freeze, ENFIA exemptions, a €2bn mortgage program, and higher taxes for non-EU buyers.
Greek analyst Drymiотis predicts a Mitsotakis majority, slams Samaras as a flip-flopper, and contrasts Tsipras’ progress with Androulakis’ missteps.
Greece’s DYPA launches a bold plan to create 200,000 jobs, targeting youth, women, and workers over 55 through subsidies, training, and entrepreneurship.
Hedge fund billionaire Chris Rokos is relocating his tax residence from the UK to Greece, drawn by the country’s €100,000 flat-tax regime for wealthy investors.
Footage from the Phantom jet’s final test flight, just 24 hours before the fatal crash at Athens Flying Week, reveals a routine that turned into tragedy.
Greece’s ruling conservatives face a deepening internal crisis as PM Mitsotakis and former PM Samaras trade increasingly personal attacks over the future of New Democracy.
A New York Times investigation reveals Ukraine lost $1.2 billion to arms procurement fraud, waste, and mismanagement in 2024 alone.
Greece’s €2.2B TIF economic package explained: pension top-ups, wage hikes, tax relief for farmers and families — see exactly who gains what.
Psychologist Alexandros Kalavris explains how teachers can spot signs of child abuse — and what the law requires them to do when they do.
Athens Court of Appeal rules joint custody doesn’t mean mandatory 50-50 living time, prioritizing the child’s best interests above equal split.
A drive-by shooting in Patisia, Athens left a 55-year-old Albanian national wounded as two motorcycle-riding assailants opened fire outside his home.
Greek PM Mitsotakis heads to Egypt to meet President el-Sisi, with the Sinai Monastery dispute, maritime zones, and the GREGY energy project topping the agenda.
Greece slashes presumptive tax burdens for self-employed: 155,000 professionals to benefit from key reforms, with savings of up to 53% from 2027.
Mitsotakis used the Thessaloniki International Fair to target key voter groups and push ND’s polling numbers above the 30% mark ahead of elections.
US envoys Wittkoff and Kushner meet Zelensky in Kyiv after Putin talks, as the Trump administration pushes to end the 4.5-year Russia-Ukraine war.