Kyriakos Mitsotakis: “Two new National Marine Parks in Ionian and South Aegean”
Greek PM announces two massive marine parks in Ionian and Aegean seas, fulfilling environmental promise made at UN Ocean Conference to protect 30% of waters by 2030.
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Private universities to launch programs in Greece from October
Greece’s Education Minister announces private university programs will begin operations from October, with up to 7,000 students potentially enrolling in the first year.
Declassified 2015 records reveal Tsipras strategy and referendum truth
Declassified records from 2015 reveal Tsipras’ true referendum strategy aimed at debt restructuring, debunking years of political propaganda and misinformation.
Hong Kong on highest alert as Typhoon Wipha hits with 118 km/h winds
Hong Kong issues highest storm warning as Typhoon Wipha brings 118 km/h winds, cancelling 500 flights and forcing hundreds into emergency shelters.
Global alert: Massive cyberattack on Microsoft software threatens thousands
Major cyberattack hits Microsoft software worldwide, with over 10,000 organizations at risk. Emergency security patches released for SharePoint servers.
Pakistan honor killing: Viral video shows couple murdered
Shocking viral video from Pakistan shows honor killing of couple who married against families’ wishes. One suspect arrested in Balochistan province murder.
Trump “arrests” Obama in deepfake video amid Epstein controversy
Trump posts controversial AI deepfake video showing Obama’s arrest, sparking debate amid ongoing Epstein case discussions and political tensions.
Kimberly Guilfoyle adopts Greek positions on F-35 and Turkish provocations
US Ambassador nominee Kimberly Guilfoyle validates Greek concerns over Turkish provocations and opposes Turkey’s return to F-35 program, signaling stronger ties.
Marine parks in Greece: what they mean for tourism and fishing
Greece announces two new National Marine Parks in the Ionian Sea and Southern Cyclades, banning trawling and protecting marine biodiversity. Here’s what it means.
Heatwave update: Emergency weather alert extended, 43°C temps ahead
Greece faces extreme heatwave with temperatures reaching 43°C. Emergency work measures implemented, outdoor activities suspended 12:00-17:00 in affected areas.
Tragedy in Greece: 13-year-old dies after collapsing at beach
A 13-year-old boy tragically died after suddenly collapsing while entering the sea at a Greek beach. He received immediate medical attention but died at hospital.
Western Attica police operations target drug trafficking networks
Greek police launch intensive crackdown on drug trafficking networks in Western Attica, conducting 12 operations in 20 days with multiple arrests and seizures.
Heatwave alert: Greek authorities on high alert with drone patrols
Greece’s state apparatus activates high alert status as heatwave approaches, deploying specialized drones and DIAS police units for continuous wildfire prevention patrols.
Murder in Agia Paraskevi: Five suspects testify today
Five suspects testify today in the brutal murder case of a Polish Berkeley professor in Athens, as investigators reveal the critical mistakes that exposed the contract killing plot.
Greek university admission scores 2025: Results announced July 25
Greek university admission scores for 2025 will be announced July 25, ending the wait for 88,637 candidates competing for 68,788 positions in higher education.
Erdogan provokes from occupied Cyprus: “Cyprus has two states”
Erdogan makes provocative statements during Cyprus invasion anniversary visit, pushing for international recognition of two-state solution.
Syria: Clashes displace over 128,000 people in escalating crisis
Intercommunal violence in southern Syria has forced over 128,000 people from their homes, with Druze-led clashes causing mass displacement in Sweida province.
Trump may meet Xi Jinping in China this October before APEC summit
Trump may visit China or meet Xi Jinping during October’s APEC summit as the world’s largest economies seek to resolve their ongoing trade war.
Erdogan’s major blunder: Uses EOKA photo instead of Turkish army
Turkish President Erdogan quickly deleted a social media post after mistakenly using a photo of EOKA members instead of Turkish soldiers during his Cyprus visit.
Iran replaces air defense systems damaged in Israeli strikes
Iran has replaced air defense systems damaged in June Israeli strikes, according to military officials, as nuclear negotiations remain stalled following the conflict.