Trump on Iran: “Great progress” after strikes — $3B release and nuclear veto on the table
Trump says Iran has made “great progress” as $3B release looms and nuclear weapons remain firmly off the table in ongoing Doha talks.
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Rome sizzles at 40°C: Tourists sprayed with water outside the Colosseum as heatwave kills five
Rome hits 40°C as Italy’s deadly heatwave intensifies — tourists at the Colosseum are being sprayed with water while five people have died from the heat.
Huawei Awards Scholarships to Computer Science Postgraduates in Athens
Huawei awards scholarships to two top postgraduate Computer Science students in Greece, strengthening ties between tech industry and academia.
Cyclades Regatta 2026: Winners Revealed as 32nd Edition Ends in Serifos
The 32nd Cyclades Regatta 2026 wraps up in Serifos after three intense races. Meet the winners across all categories in this Greek sailing classic.
Ejekt Festival 2026: Two days of music powered by DEI Energy
Ejekt Festival 2026 powered by DEI brings Florence & The Machine and The Cure to Athens on July 14–15 for two unforgettable nights of live music.
New €3 fee on online shopping from outside the EU starts today
A new €3-per-item fee on online orders from outside the EU takes effect today, impacting shoppers on Temu, Shein, Alibaba, and more.
Greek farm payments reform: more money for real farmers
Greece boosts farm payments with stricter controls, ensuring real producers receive more funds while cracking down on fraud and reforming the subsidy system.
Eurostat: Greece’s inflation drops to 3.9% as Eurozone eases to 2.8%
Greece’s inflation fell to 3.9% in June, still above the 2.8% Eurozone average, as energy costs continue to drive price pressures across Europe.
Vasilis Leventis’ wife speaks out: “Few people had his kindness of soul”
Natasa Mendesidou speaks about losing her husband Vasilis Leventis: “He was hospitalized for two months. Few people had his kindness of soul.”
Arson attacks on Greek ruling party officials in Thessaloniki leave victim’s mother fighting for her life
Three arson attacks struck New Democracy officials’ homes in Thessaloniki, leaving one woman critically burned in the ICU as Greek politicians condemn the assault.
Vasilis Leventis, founder of Union of Centrists, dies at 74
Vasilis Leventis, leader of Greece’s Union of Centrists, has died at 74. His son announced his passing in a heartfelt Facebook tribute.
Petralona Building Collapse: “We Would Have Stopped Work If Warned,” Say Suspects
Five suspects released after Petralona building collapse as investigators probe safety violations and alleged warnings ignored before the disaster.
Deadly wildfire in Thessaloniki leaves two dead, child missing
A deadly wildfire near Thessaloniki killed two people and left a 12-year-old child missing, as flames swept through Oreokastro in under 30 minutes.
Tempi Train Crash: New judges drawn for Karamanlis and Triantopoulou cases
New judges have been drawn for the Tempi train crash cases against Karamanlis and Triantopoulou, as Greece’s Supreme Court advances the legal proceedings.
Papastaurou condemns arson attacks on ND officials’ homes in Thessaloniki
Greek minister Papastaurou condemns arson attacks on New Democracy officials’ homes in Thessaloniki, warning that blind violence cannot intimidate democracy.
Arson attack victim vows: “They cannot terrorize us”
Greek politician Afroditi Nestora speaks out after an arson attack on her Thessaloniki home, vowing defiance as her mother fights for her life.
Thessaloniki arson attacks on ruling party officials: “Simultaneous strikes” — “Fortunately, we avoided further tragedy”
Three coordinated arson attacks hit New Democracy officials’ homes in Thessaloniki within 20 minutes, injuring five — one on a ventilator in the ICU.
Greece’s Justice Minister Labels Rouvikonas a Criminal Organization
Greece’s Justice Minister calls Rouvikonas a criminal organization and pushes to consolidate case files nationwide, drawing parallels with the Golden Dawn prosecution.
Kasselakis: “If the people don’t want me in parliament, my political career is over”
Greek opposition leader Kasselakis warns his political career ends if voters reject him, while attacking the government’s wiretapping scandal and outlining his centrist vision.
Venezuela earthquakes: Nearly 2,000 dead, food shortages, WHO warns of epidemic risk
Nearly 2,000 dead in Venezuela’s worst earthquakes in a century. Food shortages, epidemic risks, and a massive international rescue effort unfold.