Golden Dawn trial verdict today: Court to decide fate of 42 defendants
Historic verdict expected today as Athens Appeals Court decides on Golden Dawn criminal organization case involving 42 defendants including leader Michaloliakos.
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Mitsotakis to address Parliament at 11am on Middle East crisis
Greek PM Mitsotakis to address Parliament on Middle East crisis, highlighting Greece’s diplomatic and military response while supporting Cyprus amid regional tensions.
Greek opposition demands council meeting over Mitsotakis briefing
Greek left-wing parties slam Mitsotakis for planning to brief parliament on Middle East crisis during postal voting debate, demanding urgent political council.
Cyprus tensions: Britain sends HMS Dragon amid base controversy
Cyprus remains on high alert as Britain sends HMS Dragon destroyer and helicopters amid tensions over UK bases allowing US military operations against Iran.
Intracom Telecom leads with AI-powered network operations centers
Intracom Telecom unveils revolutionary AI-powered network management platform at MWC Barcelona 2026, enabling automated operations for telecommunications providers.
Nova: Rich sports programming with Premier League, Serie A and FA Cup
This week is packed with exciting action, as Novasports channel subscribers can enjoy thrilling matches across multiple competitions. The Stoiximan Super League continues with matchday 24, featuring Aris vs Atromitos (7/3, 17:00), Asteras Aktor vs…
GEK TERNA acquires 9.71% stake in EYDAP water company
GEK TERNA acquires 9.71% stake in Greece’s largest water company EYDAP for €103.4 million, strengthening its position in critical infrastructure investments.
Stournaras warns Reuters of inflation surge due to Iran war
Bank of Greece Governor warns ECB to prepare for potential inflation surge as Iran conflict threatens European economic stability and energy prices.
Wall Street sell-off: Dow Jones plunges over 1,000 points amid inflation fears
Major Wall Street indices plummeted as oil prices surge and US-Iran tensions escalate, sparking fears of prolonged market turmoil and renewed inflation.
Growthfund transforms into National Development Investment Fund
Greece’s Growthfund transforms into National Investment Fund, targeting €1B in organic profits and strategic investments in digital infrastructure by 2027.
Which tourists spend the most money in Greece: Record arrivals
Greece welcomed 38 million tourists in 2025, generating €23.63 billion in revenue. Americans spend most per trip at €1,108, while Germans provide highest volume.
Strait of Hormuz: How a 3km passage holds global economy hostage
A 3km maritime passage holds the global economy hostage as Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz, threatening oil supplies and worldwide inflation.
Leros: 18-year-old freed after testimony in father’s killing case
18-year-old released after testimony in Leros father killing case. Years of documented abuse and working since age 7 revealed in Greek island tragedy.
Military mobilization exemptions: Age limits and citizen categories
Discover who is exempt from military mobilization, age limits for reservists, and how defense mobilization works amid rising geopolitical tensions in the region.
Where are US military bases in Greece and their strategic role
Discover where US military bases are located in Greece and their strategic role in Mediterranean control, from Souda Bay to new installations.
Shocking video: Missiles and drones strike near Greek ship in Persian Gulf
Greek sailors trapped in Persian Gulf capture terrifying footage of missile and drone attacks striking nearby facilities during nighttime assault.
How the Military Notifies Reservists During Mobilization
Learn how Greece’s military notifies reservists during mobilization, what documents to bring, and the procedures followed during national emergencies.
Nea Makri shooting: Gunmen open fire on vehicle in broad daylight
Three gunmen opened fire on a car in broad daylight near Nea Makri, Greece. Police found 7 shell casings and launched a manhunt for the suspects.
Greek frigates Kimon and Psara en route to Cyprus for defense
Greek Navy frigates Kimon and Psara sail to Cyprus for defense support amid Middle East tensions, carrying advanced anti-drone systems and air defense capabilities.
Tassoulas contacts Christodoulides on Middle East crisis: Greece expresses solidarity with Cyprus
Greece’s President contacts Cyprus leader amid Iran drone strikes on British base, expressing solidarity as Middle East tensions escalate.