PPC Group enters Poland’s renewable energy market with 277 MW acquisition
PPC Group acquires 277.3 MW of wind and solar assets in Poland, marking a major step in its €24bn European clean energy expansion.
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France tightens border controls with Spain after Ceuta migrant crisis
France is reinforcing its border controls with Spain after thousands of migrants crossed from Morocco into Ceuta, sparking chaos and a diplomatic row.
Ceuta migrant crisis: Greek minister warns smuggling networks exploit border gaps
Greece’s migration minister slams Ceuta crisis, warning that smuggling networks exploit policy gaps and that open borders are “a crime, not humanitarianism.”
Motor Oil brings first hydrogen cars to Greek roads
Motor Oil drives Greece’s hydrogen future as the first Toyota MIRAI fuel cell vehicles hit Greek roads under the TRIERES European Hydrogen Valley project.
Gaza: Hamas disarmament deal reached — key points and next steps
Hamas confirms a landmark disarmament deal in Gaza, outlining troop withdrawals, peace oversight, and the next steps toward ending the conflict.
Man Arrested in Cyprus for Spying on British Military Base for Iran
A dual British-Azerbaijani national was arrested in Cyprus for allegedly spying on an RAF base in Akrotiri on behalf of Iran’s Revolutionary Guard.
Greece’s Water Crisis: New National Strategy to Stop 50% Water Loss
Greece’s environment minister pushes bold water management reform, warning the country loses up to 50% of its water under a broken, fragmented system.
Alpha Bank posts €0.5bn H1 profit, upgrades 2026 EPS forecast
Alpha Bank reports €0.5bn H1 profit, upgrades 2026 EPS forecast to €0.41 and raises dividend distribution to €273 million.
EYDAP brings environmental education to Central Greece
EYDAP launches a free online environmental education program on climate change and water for 200 classrooms across Central Greece.
Mitsotakis raises tax-free tip limit to €6,000 for digital payments
Greece raises the tax-free tip limit to €6,000 for digital payments, with retroactive effect from January 1, 2026, benefiting seasonal workers too.
Trump announces “historic deal” for full Hamas disarmament
Trump declares a “historic deal” for full Hamas disarmament in Gaza, as two Hamas officials confirm the agreement and Israel expresses reservations.
Pope Leo: I see myself as the pope who happens to be American
Pope Leo opens up in his NBC interview about his American identity, immigration, and plans to visit the US as the first American pope.
Iran Claims F-35s Destroyed in Jordan; CENTCOM Denies Attack
Iran’s IRGC claims three U.S. F-35s destroyed in a Jordan missile strike — CENTCOM fires back, calling the assertions completely false.
Von der Leyen pays tribute to fallen Greek firefighters: “Their courage will live on in history”
EU Commission President von der Leyen mourns three Greek firefighters killed battling wildfires in Rethymno and Gytheio, pledging additional European support.
Zelensky: Russia used North Korean missile in Kryvyi Rih attack
Zelensky says Russia fired a North Korean missile at Kryvyi Rih, killing a family of six, and calls the alliance a threat to Ukrainian lives.
Reuters: Hamas disarmament takes center stage in Cairo Gaza talks
Reuters reports progress in Cairo talks on Hamas disarmament, as Israel awaits a response on a deal that could end the Gaza war.
Human Trafficking: New Anti-Trafficking Regulations Presented to Cabinet
Greece presents new anti-trafficking legislation to Cabinet on World Day Against Human Trafficking, targeting digital exploitation and stronger victim protections.
Greece’s Environment Minister blasts PASOK over water bill opposition
Greece’s Environment Minister Papastaurou accuses PASOK of regression and rejects unconstitutionality claims over the government’s controversial water management bill.
Greek opposition fires at ruling parties over €1.16bn bank debts
Greece’s left-wing ELAS slams New Democracy and PASOK over €1.16bn in bank debts, warning that political survival cannot come at citizens’ expense.
Greece election alert: 35 ruling party MPs at risk of losing their seats
Over 35 sitting New Democracy MPs risk losing their seats under a 29.3% election scenario, sparking fierce internal competition across Greek constituencies.