France: Macron walks alone by Seine after PM resignation crisis
French President Emmanuel Macron faces political crisis as PM Sebastian Lecornu resigns after just weeks in office, leaving France in unprecedented deadlock.
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Kimberly Guilfoyle meets Pete Hegseth before departing for Athens
US Ambassador-designate Kimberly Guilfoyle meets Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in Washington to discuss global security before her Athens assignment.
Zelensky’s serious accusation: European and US parts in Russian missiles
Ukrainian President Zelensky accuses Western countries of allowing over 100,000 foreign components to be used in Russian weapons systems targeting Ukraine.
Main suspect arrested in Drosia attempted murder case
Police arrest main suspect in Drosia shooting case on Zakynthos island. 29-year-old cook allegedly shot ex-husband of his partner. Accomplice may be involved.
“Student housing is not a luxury, it’s a necessity” – NTUA dorm president speaks out
NTUA dorm president reveals shocking conditions in Greek student housing, describing infrastructure failures and government neglect affecting thousands.
Greece won’t blackmail over Cyprus cable, minister says
Greek Environment Minister says relations with Cyprus remain strong despite disagreements over the 300-million-euro EU-funded electrical cable project.
Georgiadis responds to Panos Routsi criticism: “I’m tired of hearing constant lies”
Greek Health Minister Georgiadis defends his comments on Panos Routsi’s 22-day hunger strike over Tempi train disaster, accusing media of manipulation.
Greece approves 20,000 new public sector jobs for 2026
Greece’s Cabinet approves 19,489 new permanent public sector positions for 2026, prioritizing healthcare with 5,228 jobs and strengthening defense and police.
Father of Tempi victim continues hunger strike for 22 days
For the 22nd day, Panos Routsi continues his hunger strike at Syntagma Square, with citizens going to support him, as political confrontation around the issue reaches its peak. Panos Routsi declares he will not back…
Former partner of actress Tzina Alimonou arrested for domestic violence
Greek actress Tzina Alimonou’s former partner arrested for domestic violence following police response to disturbance at her home on Sunday morning.
Thriller in Athens suburb: Young man attacks 59-year-old woman outside her home in attempted rape
Shocking attempted rape in Athens suburb as young man attacks 59-year-old woman outside her home, tearing her clothes before she fights back and escapes.
48-hour storm “Barbara” brings rain, temperature drop and hail
Storm Barbara brings 48 hours of rain, thunderstorms and 8-degree temperature drop to Greece starting Sunday evening, affecting western regions first.
Shocking incident in Lesbos: Baby airlifted to Athens after burns
Shocking incident in Lesbos as 13-month-old baby suffers severe burns from hot beverage accident at café, requiring emergency airlift to Athens hospital.
Panos Routsis’ wife blames politicians for hunger strike tragedy
Wife of grieving father on 21-day hunger strike outside Greek Parliament demands justice for train crash victims, blames politicians for government inaction.
Greece-Cyprus electrical cable project faces setback: PM meeting
Prime Minister Mitsotakis calls urgent meeting on Greece-Cyprus electrical interconnection project as major infrastructure initiative encounters technical challenges.
Greece-Cyprus power cable project faces new crisis amid ADMIE dispute
Greece-Cyprus power cable project faces new crisis as ADMIE disputes financial terms with Cyprus authorities, threatening the strategic interconnection.
Fierce feud continues between Konstantopoulou and Georgiadis
Greek politicians Konstantopoulou and Georgiadis engage in heated public exchange over Tempi train disaster victim’s toxicology tests as father continues hunger strike.
Gaza negotiations begin on a tightrope in Egypt amid Israeli strikes
Gaza ceasefire talks begin in Egypt as Trump pushes for deal while Israeli strikes continue. High-level delegations aim to finalize hostage exchange agreement.
End of the road for eternal students: University changes and 2025 expulsions
Greek universities face major changes as 330,000+ “eternal students” risk expulsion by 2025, with new regulations ending decades of academic stagnation.
Greek left in limbo: Tsipras alliances and SYRIZA split exposed
Greek left-wing parties SYRIZA and New Left face internal divisions as Tsipras weighs forming new party amid coalition tensions and leadership disputes.