Afroditi Latinopoulou: Let Maria Karystianou do what God inspires her
Greek MEP Afroditi Latinopoulos discusses hunger striker Panos Routsi, Palestinian issue, and her controversial asset declaration on live radio.
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Greek parliament turns into boxing ring as MP threatens violence
Tensions explode in Greek Parliament as independent MP threatens SYRIZA representative with violence over perceived disrespect during parliamentary session.
Nikos Dendias reveals true reason behind paratrooper school commander’s resignation
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias reveals the real reasons behind military commanders’ resignations, dismissing claims of political interference in Parliament.
Greece approves fourth Belharra frigate purchase – When “Nearchos” arrives in Athens
Greece approves €809M fourth Belharra frigate “Themistocles” with parliamentary support, featuring advanced armament and 25% Greek shipyard participation.
Chrysochoidis on new bill: “We armor state and society against future challenges”
Greek Minister Chrysochoidis presents new critical infrastructure protection bill, establishing national strategy for resilience against physical threats and emergencies.
US museum director forced to resign after refusing Trump’s request to gift Eisenhower sword to King Charles
US museum director Todd Arrington forced to resign after refusing Trump’s request to gift historic Eisenhower sword to King Charles during Britain visit.
50 Cent’s post before Diddy sentencing: “Why he shouldn’t be freed”
50 Cent posts satirical letter to judge before Diddy’s sentencing, outlining reasons why the rap mogul should remain behind bars in ongoing legal battle.
Von der Leyen faces second no-confidence vote amid rising criticism
Von der Leyen faces second no-confidence vote in European Parliament as criticism mounts from centrist MEPs, though her survival appears likely.
Kate Middleton masters stiletto heels in RAF Typhoon simulator
Kate Middleton amazed fans by gracefully descending stairs backwards in stiletto heels after trying an RAF Typhoon fighter jet simulator at Coningsby base.
British cancer patient dies at 23 after choosing coffee enemas over chemo
A 23-year-old British cancer patient with an 80% survival rate died after choosing coffee enemas over chemotherapy, influenced by her conspiracy theorist mother.
Jeremy Strong to play Mark Zuckerberg in Social Network sequel
Emmy winner Jeremy Strong replaces Jesse Eisenberg as Mark Zuckerberg in the highly anticipated Social Network sequel, “The Social Reckoning.”
Trump issues ultimatum to Hamas: “All hell will break loose”
Trump sets Sunday deadline for Hamas to accept peace deal, warning “all hell will break loose” if rejected. Calls organization ruthless threat to Middle East.
Gaza Strip: Shocking video shows Israeli activist arrested by army
Israeli activist Itamar Greenberg posts shocking video of his arrest after entering Gaza Strip in protest against war and solidarity with Palestinian people.
Belgium raises alarm over mysterious drone intrusion at military base
Mysterious drones of unknown origin breach Belgian military airspace near German border, sparking investigation as Europe faces wave of unexplained aerial intrusions.
Historic blackout plunges Spain and Portugal into chaos
Europe’s worst power failure in 20 years hits Spain and Portugal, marking the first voltage surge-related blackout on the continent with unprecedented scale.
Dendias stands firm on Routsi case: Father has right to investigate
Greek Defense Minister Dendias defends father’s right to investigate child’s death in controversial Routsi case, sparking parliamentary debate.
MP calls for hunger striker’s demands to be met after Tempe tragedy
New Democracy MP calls for satisfying hunger striker’s demands after Tempe train tragedy, urging government to build bridges with grieving families.
Greek Parliament approves acquisition of fourth Belharra frigate
Greek Parliament votes to acquire fourth Belharra frigate, expanding naval fleet with advanced French-built warships for enhanced Mediterranean defense.
Greece expels 335,000 eternal students from universities by December
Greece expels 335,000 eternal students from universities by December. New ministerial decision sets maximum study duration limits for higher education reform.
Housing crisis and inflation threaten Greece’s economic stability
Greece’s housing crisis and inflation threaten economic stability as Parliamentary Budget Office warns of urgent need for solutions to prevent explosive growth.