Ministry brings “one stop shop” for investments and sweeping changes
Greece’s Development Ministry introduces sweeping economic reforms with one-stop-shop for investments, simplified business licensing, and enhanced consumer protection.
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Bank of Greece: Budget shows cash surplus of €920 million
Greek budget posts €920M cash surplus in Q1 2025 according to Bank of Greece data, despite decline from previous year’s €1.45B surplus.
Myrtо: “My child would be alive now” – Mother’s heartbreaking words after 19-year-old’s death
Mother’s heartbreaking testimony reveals warnings ignored before 19-year-old’s tragic death in Greece hotel incident involving drugs and abandonment.
Alert in Crete: Man found dead in cave at Falassarna beach
Man found dead in Falassarna cave, Crete. Police investigate circumstances of death as authorities rule out criminal activity in ongoing case.
Sister of 19-year-old victim in Kefalonia speaks out against victim blaming
Family of 19-year-old victim in Kefalonia death case speaks out against victim blaming and social media criticism while demanding justice for their daughter.
Bloody robbery in Metaxourgeio: Unknown attacker stabs 40-year-old
A 40-year-old man was stabbed and robbed in broad daylight in Athens’ Metaxourgeio district. Police are searching for the unknown attacker.
Supreme Court denies judge resignation reports over Tempe trial
Supreme Court Justice Fotios Mouzakis denies resignation reports linked to Tempe trial judge abstention, calling media claims inaccurate and harmful to justice.
Mitsotakis on Mylonakis: Political opponents and their families are being smeared
Greek PM Mitsotakis defends government amid corruption allegations, criticizes opposition for political attacks on families during heated parliamentary debate.
Deputy Minister Lazaridis demands full repayment of wrongfully received funds
Greek Deputy Minister Lazaridis demands repayment of wrongfully received funds amid controversy over his 2007 government appointment and academic credentials.
Androulakis against Mitsotakis: You spoke like a regular at a coffee shop, not as prime minister
Greek opposition leader Androulakis launches scathing attack on PM Mitsotakis over surveillance scandal and corruption allegations in heated parliamentary debate.
Maria Karystianou calls Greek rule of law debate hypocritical
Maria Karystianou criticizes Greece’s parliamentary rule of law debate as hypocritical, claiming the country has become a state of lawlessness and injustice.
Konstantopoulou attacks Mitsotakis: “Most wretched speech ever”
Greek opposition leader Zoe Konstantopoulou delivers scathing attack on PM Mitsotakis’ parliamentary speech, calling it “most wretched” and criticizing rule of law.
Mitsotakis fires back in Parliament: Justice cannot be blackmailed
Prime Minister Mitsotakis launched a fierce attack on Greek opposition parties, declaring that justice cannot be blackmailed while announcing constitutional revision.
George Mylonakis receives visitors at Evangelismos Hospital ICU
Deputy Minister George Mylonakis remains stable in ICU after brain aneurysm surgery. Government officials visit Evangelismos Hospital as doctors monitor recovery.
Energy agency bomb: Europe has jet fuel for only six weeks
International Energy Agency warns Europe faces critical jet fuel shortage with only six weeks of supply remaining amid ongoing crisis.
US and Iran make progress in nuclear talks but “serious issues remain open”
Iranian official reports progress in nuclear negotiations with the US despite ongoing disagreements over uranium enrichment and Tehran’s nuclear ambitions.
Hegseth: US controls Strait of Hormuz, warns Tehran “We’re watching”
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth warns Iran that America controls the Strait of Hormuz, threatening naval blockade as “mildest option” while pursuing diplomacy.
Turkey school shooting: Teacher shields students with body, dies
Heroic teacher Ayla Kara died shielding students during deadly Turkey school shooting that killed nine people in Kahramanmaras.
$240 million US Navy drone mysteriously crashes in Persian Gulf
A $240 million US Navy MQ-4C Triton drone mysteriously crashed in the Persian Gulf under unclear circumstances, sparking investigations amid regional tensions.
Bardella confirms relationship with Princess Carolina: “I am very happy”
French far-right leader Jordan Bardella publicly confirms his relationship with Italian Princess Maria Carolina, stating “I am very happy” in a major political revelation.