Pregnant Woman at Attikon Hospital: Vision Thriller After Husband’s Fork Attack
A 39-year-old pregnant woman fights to save her vision after her husband attacked her with a fork at Attikon Hospital. Doctors work to prevent permanent blindness.
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Israel-Hamas Gaza ceasefire deal: What’s next for Middle East peace
Historic Israel-Hamas ceasefire agreement brings hope for lasting Middle East peace after two years of devastating conflict in Gaza.
China traffic chaos: Cars stuck for 24 hours in epic jam
Millions of Chinese drivers endured 24-hour traffic nightmare returning from National Day holidays, creating the worst traffic jam in history at major toll station.
Putin takes responsibility for Azerbaijan plane crash with 38 deaths
Putin admits Russian anti-aircraft systems caused Azerbaijan plane crash killing 38, promises compensation in rare public acknowledgment of responsibility.
Lidl Greece cuts prices on 140+ fresh fruits and vegetables by 13%
Lidl Greece absorbs VAT costs, offering 13% discounts on 140+ fresh fruits and vegetables in two phases through November, reinforcing affordable quality food access.
Oscar-winning “Emilia Perez” premieres on Nova Sunday October 12
Oscar-winning crime thriller “Emilia Perez” premieres on Nova Sunday October 12. Don’t miss this acclaimed film about transformation and redemption.
THEON secures €300 million financing deal with consortium of 9 banks
THEON International secures major €300 million revolving credit facility from consortium of 9 international and Greek banks, supporting growth and expansion plans.
METLEN and Karatzis Group partner for Greece’s largest energy storage facility
METLEN partners with Karatzis Group to develop Greece’s largest 330MW energy storage facility, marking a major milestone in the country’s green energy transition.
End of delays and excessive fees in money transfers
New EU regulations make euro transfers faster, safer and cheaper. Instant payments mandatory from January 2025 with no extra fees for eurozone users.
Greek tax authority makes toll receipt printing optional
Greece’s tax authority makes toll receipt printing optional to reduce paper waste and improve traffic flow, solving a chronic environmental problem.
IRIS payment changes: New rules from November 1st – What you need to know
Greece mandates all businesses to accept IRIS payments from November 1st, 2025. New regulations require POS terminals or QR codes, with heavy fines for non-compliance.
When is Black Friday 2025: Key dates and consumer tips from INCA
Black Friday 2025 falls on November 28th. Get expert consumer protection tips to avoid shopping traps and identify genuine discounts during the biggest sale event.
Greece leads EU in Recovery Fund implementation with “Greece 2.0”
Greece leads EU Recovery Fund implementation with €23.4B disbursements expected, ranking among top countries in milestone completion and payment requests.
29-year-old remanded in custody for attempted murder shooting in Athens suburb
A 29-year-old man was remanded in custody for attempted murder after shooting incident in Athens suburb. Defendant admits guilt, cites mental health issues.
Personal Number deadline: When it expires and what changes for ID cards and EU travel
Greece extends Personal Number deadline to November 2025. New digital ID system replaces multiple numbers for state transactions. EU travel changes coming.
Shocking images: pregnant woman stabbed 100 times with fork
Pregnant woman suffers over 100 stab wounds from husband in shocking domestic violence case. Victim ran naked seeking help before hospitalization.
19-year-old Iraqi attacks Athens metro driver at Doukissis Plakentias
Iraqi asylum seeker with criminal record attacks Athens metro driver at Doukissis Plakentias station. Authorities begin process to revoke his asylum status.
Human trafficking ring exposed: How social media lured workers
Greek police bust major human trafficking network that lured Nepalese workers through social media ads, then exploited them in agricultural labor.
Double Murder in Greece: New Security Footage Shows Killer’s Escape Route
New security footage reveals the escape route of the gunman who killed two people at a Greek camping site, as authorities continue their manhunt for the killer.
Georgiadis: Tempi was a tragic accident, not for political exploitation
Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis defends government response to Tempi tragedy, calling it a tragic accident that shouldn’t be exploited for political gain.