Wildfire destruction in Rethymno and Plomari: Charred landscapes and ash (Photos)
Shocking photos reveal the charred aftermath of deadly wildfires in Rethymno and Plomari, as burned trees, ash, and scorched land tell the story of devastation.
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Missing swimmer in Crete: Search underway for 20-year-old at Malia beach
A 20-year-old swimmer has gone missing at Malia beach in Crete, with search operations hampered by strong winds exceeding force 7.
Paros wildfire update: Situation improves but winds keep firefighters on high alert
The Paros wildfire shows improvement with no active front, but firefighters stay on high alert as strong winds threaten to fan the flames again.
Japan earthquake: 13 dead after 7.1-magnitude quake hits Kumamoto, over 60 aftershocks recorded
Search and rescue operations are ongoing at the Aeon Mall shopping center in the city of Kumamoto, following a powerful 7.1-magnitude earthquake that struck southwestern Japan. The death toll has risen to 13, with fears…
Iran strikes three tankers and fires ballistic missiles at US targets in Middle East escalation
Iran strikes three oil tankers in the Strait of Hormuz and fires ballistic missiles at US targets as Middle East tensions sharply escalate.
E-invoicing mandatory for small businesses in Greece from October 2026
Greece mandates e-invoicing for small businesses from October 2026, with tax incentives for early adopters and fines up to €2,500 for non-compliance.
Greece’s Recovery Fund showcase: “This is where the money went”
Greek PM Mitsotakis showcases Recovery Fund projects nationwide, declaring: “This is where the money went” — with €29.1B absorbed and 2027 elections looming.
Cyprus talks: Guterres, Christodoulides & Erhürman meet as expanded conference looms
UN chief Guterres meets Cyprus President Christodoulides and Turkish Cypriot leader Erhürman as an expanded multilateral conference takes shape for September.
Double murder in Aigio: Release bid expected early next week, says Italian suspect’s lawyer
A lawyer for the Italian suspect in the Aigio double murder says a release application will be filed by early next week, pending expert forensic reports.
Mitsotakis in Leros: Border islands suffered under open-borders policy, we tackled the migration crisis
Kyriakos Mitsotakis made pointed — though unnamed — jabs at Alexis Tsipras during his visit to Leros, where he toured key infrastructure projects improving residents’ quality of life, healthcare services, port facilities, and cultural spaces….
Illinois boat crash: Drunk boater decapitates woman on Fox River
A drunk boater traveling at 80 mph decapitated a 48-year-old woman on Illinois’ Fox River, injuring her husband in a horrifying crash.
Trump-Netanyahu Meeting: US-Israel Relations Under Strain
Netanyahu entered the White House through a side door as Trump-Israel tensions mount ahead of critical talks on Iran, Gaza, and F-35 sales to Turkey.
Angry Katz to Erdogan: “Jerusalem is not Constantinople”
Israel’s Defense Minister Israel Katz warns Erdogan not to challenge Israel, declaring: “Jerusalem is not Constantinople — we will be here forever.”
Who Is Edik? Greece, Russia & Cyprus Fight Over His Extradition
Greek authorities seek extradition of alleged crime boss Edik from Dubai, as Russia and Cyprus also claim jurisdiction in a high-stakes legal thriller.
Father kills wife and six children, sets home on fire in Michigan horror
A Michigan father shot and killed his wife and six children before setting their home ablaze and dying by suicide, in a case shocking the nation.
Tsipras unveils “Aristotle” plan for local government reform in Greece
At the Serafeio sports complex of the Municipality of Athens, Alexis Tsipras and the leadership of his newly founded party EL.A.S. presented a reform program under the codename “Aristotle.” The plan outlines a comprehensive proposal…
Greece invests €5.4 billion in Western Macedonia’s just transition
Greece’s Deputy PM Hatzidakis announces €5.4bn in investments for Western Macedonia, pledging thousands of new jobs through the Just Transition program.
Greek Parliament Speaker Refers MP to Ethics Committee Over Sexist Remark
Greek Parliament Speaker Kaklamanis refers MP Kyriazidis to the Ethics Committee over a sexist remark targeting opposition leader Zoe Konstantopoulou.
Tasoulas meets Greece’s gold medal water polo team: “Water polo is becoming our national sport”
Greek President Tasoulas honored the gold medal-winning men’s water polo team at the Presidential Mansion after their World Championship triumph in Sydney.
Revenge porn case: 15 more suspects identified in Christina Orfanidou case
15 more suspects identified in Christina Orfanidou’s revenge porn case, including minors and a police officer, as her attorney vows further legal action.