EU Budget Battle: Frugal Nations vs. Cohesion Bloc in High-Stakes MFF Showdown
The EU’s 2028–2034 budget battle intensifies as the frugal bloc clashes with cohesion advocates and MEPs demand a 10% funding increase.
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Trump Administration’s Lawsuit Against Harvard Over Pro-Palestinian Protests Dismissed
A federal judge dismisses Trump’s lawsuit against Harvard, ruling it failed to prove the university violated civil rights law over antisemitism claims.
Nick Reiner faces possible death penalty for parents’ murder
Nick Reiner faces the death penalty after a grand jury upgraded charges to first-degree murder in the shocking killing of his famous parents.
Greece wildfire alert: Red Code declared across multiple regions Friday
Greece declares Red Code wildfire alert across Attica, Peloponnese, Crete and more as authorities treat category 4 zones as extreme risk.
Adonis Georgiadis: “Our commitments to Kalymnos hospital are now a reality”
Greece’s Health Minister Georgiadis delivers on hospital promises in Kalymnos, upgrading water systems, deploying specialist doctors, and hiring new staff.
Greek Left Alliance backs Lisa Itogya amid government silence on racist attack
Greece’s Left Alliance condemns government silence after basketball star Lisa Itogya faces racist abuse, praising her proud response to discrimination.
SYRIZA Calls for Repeal of Private University Law After Greece’s Top Court Ruling
SYRIZA demands full repeal of Greece’s private university law after the Council of State annulled three operating licenses, calling the ruling a major government setback.
Greece appoints new Foreign Ministry spokesperson Panagiotis Giannakoulias
Greece names Panagiotis Giannakoulias as the new Foreign Ministry spokesperson, succeeding Lana Zochiou, effective August 13, 2025.
Zakynthos fire risk: traffic ban in forests and NATURA areas ahead of Assumption Day
Zakynthos imposes a traffic ban across forests and NATURA zones from August 14–15 amid extreme wildfire risk ahead of Assumption Day.
Kostas Passaris: Parole request rejected — remains imprisoned in Romania
Greek convicted killer Kostas Passaris has had his latest parole request rejected by a Romanian court, keeping him imprisoned in Craiova after 24 years.
Tanker driver detained after terrifying near-miss with motorcyclist
A motorcyclist narrowly escaped death after a tanker truck crossed into his lane on a blind bend. The shocking video went viral, leading to the driver’s arrest.
Chalkidiki wildfire: Situation improves in Siviri as 481 rescued by sea
The situation surrounding the large wildfire in Siviri, Chalkidiki, showed significant improvement on Thursday evening, though authorities stressed there was no room for complacency as massive firefighting forces remained deployed on the ground. Up until…
Shocking video: Firefighter collapses during Chalkidiki beach evacuation
A firefighter collapsed on Siviri beach in Chalkidiki during a mass evacuation as wildfires raged nearby. A rescuer rushed to provide first aid.
Greece T-Bill Auction: PDMA to Raise €400M on August 19
Greece’s PDMA is set to auction €400M in 26-week treasury bills on August 19, maturing February 2027, via competitive bids on HDAT.
Thessaloniki Summit: Greece’s New Property Tax Reforms Explained
Greece unveils major property tax reforms at Thessaloniki Summit, targeting vacant homes, rental incentives, and new income tax brackets for landlords.
VAT revenue hits record highs: digital audits and inflation drive surge
Greece’s VAT revenues hit record highs in 2025, driven by inflation and AI-powered digital tax controls closing evasion loopholes.
GSI Full Speed Ahead: Investment Request Filed with Cyprus-Israel Regulators
Greece’s IPTO files investment request with Cyprus & Israel regulators for the GSI, accelerating a landmark 1,000 MW Mediterranean energy interconnection.
Frigate “Nearhos”: Greece’s second Belharra arrives in November
Greece’s second Belharra-class frigate “Nearhos” arrives in November, reshaping naval power in the Eastern Mediterranean with advanced warfare capabilities.
Patriarch Bartholomew: Mitsotakis asked me to officiate his son’s wedding in September 2027
Patriarch Bartholomew reveals Prime Minister Mitsotakis personally asked him to officiate son Konstantinos’ wedding to tennis star Maria Sakkari in September 2027.
Crete: Chain-reaction crash triggers second pileup — 7 vehicles involved on BOAK highway
Two back-to-back pileups on Crete’s BOAK highway left 7 vehicles damaged near Platanias — with no injuries but kilometers of traffic chaos.