Pierrakakis: We need European banking champions and sound public finances
Eurogroup chief Pierrakakis calls for European banking champions and warns that fiscal credibility is a strategic asset in today’s high-yield environment.
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Albania in chaos: Clashes escalate as rage against Rama grows
Albania descends into chaos as violent protests against PM Edi Rama enter a third day, with students clashing with police and cultural sites set ablaze.
Mazonakis Death: Vials Found at Kolonaki Clinic — What They Contain
Vials of a sedative antidote found during a surprise third search of the Kolonaki clinic where Greek singer Mazonakis died under suspicious circumstances.
Corfu: 8-month-old baby dies — investigation underway into circumstances of death
An 8-month-old baby has died at a hospital in Corfu, Greece. Authorities are investigating the circumstances as an autopsy is expected.
Gang of 15 stabs 18-year-old Egyptian student in Athens ambush
A gang of 15 ambushed an 18-year-old Egyptian student outside an Athens school, stabbing him in the back and lung in a suspected hate crime.
Greece weather forecast: New round of rain incoming
A new round of rain and showers hits Greece on Friday before a sunny weekend ahead. Meteorologist Sakis Arnaoutoglou shares the full forecast.
Marc poll: Ruling party leads by 14.6 points, Rubio visit receives positive marks
Greece’s latest Marc poll shows New Democracy leading by 14.6 points, while Rubio’s Athens visit wins approval from 45% of Greek citizens.
Papastaurou meets new US ambassador Joshua Huck and Senator Rick Scott over Vertical Corridor energy talks
Greece’s energy minister meets new US ambassador Joshua Huck and Senator Rick Scott to discuss the Vertical Corridor and Eastern Mediterranean energy security.
Gerapetritis meets U.S. Congressional delegation led by Senator Rick Scott
Greek FM Gerapetritis met with a U.S. Congressional delegation led by Senator Rick Scott, discussing the Greece-U.S. strategic partnership and regional developments.
EU Summit: Tough budget talks as Macron sets 2026 deadline for deal
EU leaders clash in Brussels over a €1.622 trillion budget, energy costs, and Ukraine aid — as Macron warns time for a deal is running out.
Katerina Monogyiou opens up about IVF struggles and pregnancy loss
Greek MP Katerina Monogyiou opens up about two failed IVF attempts, a pregnancy loss at 8-9 weeks, and her vow to try again for a baby.
Greece’s new “House of Gymnastics” coming to Ellinikon
Greece signs a landmark deal to build a “House of Gymnastics” at the Ellinikon redevelopment, home to a new world-class training center for national teams.
Motor Oil reports workplace incident: 2 workers injured during maintenance
Motor Oil reports two contractor workers injured during preventive maintenance, transferred to Corinth Hospital with fractures. Cause under investigation.
Greece’s largest battery energy storage system inaugurated in Larissa
Greece inaugurates its largest battery energy storage system — a 330 MW, 790 MWh BESS facility in Larissa, among Europe’s biggest.
Capital Maritime Finance IPO raises over €1B in demand at Euronext Athens
Capital Maritime Finance’s Euronext Athens IPO drew over €1B in demand — more than four times its €250M target, signaling strong investor confidence.
Greek Hotels Hit 86.2% Occupancy in August with €189 Average Room Rate
Greek hotels recorded 86.2% occupancy in August 2026, with the average double room rate holding at €189, according to ITEP’s latest tourism data.
CNN: US plans MOAB strikes on Iran’s nuclear facilities
CNN reports the US military has drafted plans to strike Iran’s nuclear facilities using the MOAB — the largest non-nuclear bomb in the American arsenal.
Large tree falls near Greek Prime Minister’s office on Irodou Attikou
A large mulberry tree fell near Greece’s Maximos Mansion on Irodou Attikou, prompting road closures and emergency response teams at dawn.
SYRIZA Crisis: Wave of Resignations Expected After October 20
SYRIZA faces a wave of MP resignations after October 20, as a controversial party video and overtures toward PASOK deepen Greece’s left-wing political crisis.
Crete-Cyprus cable: Will Turkey send a warship when laying begins?
Greece pushes ahead with the Crete-Cyprus Great Sea Interconnector as experts warn Turkey could send a warship to block cable-laying in disputed waters.