Russia warns US against sending Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine
Russia threatens retaliation if US provides Tomahawk missiles to Ukraine. Kremlin warns of “appropriate response” as tensions escalate over long-range weapons.
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Laura Kövesi slams OPEKEPE as “nepotism headquarters,” demands constitutional reform
European Chief Prosecutor Laura Kövesi condemns Greek corruption, calls OPEKEPE a “nepotism headquarters” and demands constitutional reform for political accountability.
Panos Routsi: “If they think I’ll leave, they’re wrong – when I say ‘until the end,’ I mean it”
Father of Tempi train crash victim continues 18-day hunger strike demanding DNA tests and toxicological examinations of his son’s remains.
Androulakis: Mylonakis dragged to committee as PASOK exposed scandal
PASOK leader slams government over corruption scandal, claims deputy minister forced to appear before committee due to opposition pressure.
Storm hits Athens: Heavy rain begins as weather system targets Greece
The severe weather system has begun its advance across the country since Wednesday evening, October 1st, with meteorologists warning of dangerous weather phenomena that will affect large parts of Greece over Thursday-Friday. Specifically, heavy rain…
Greece heating subsidy 2025: Application dates and eligibility
Greece launches heating subsidy applications in November 2025. Learn eligibility criteria, income limits, and how to apply for government heating support.
Israeli operation intercepts Gaza flotilla: Greek citizens detained
Israeli forces intercept Gaza humanitarian flotilla, detaining Greek citizens and climate activist Greta Thunberg, sparking international condemnation.
Mitsotakis at EU Summit: Europe must protect its southern borders too
Greek PM Mitsotakis calls for comprehensive European defense at Copenhagen Summit, emphasizing protection of southern borders alongside eastern frontiers.
Nitsiakos: Greek beef farming breaks dominance of imported products
Nitsiakos family invests 167 million euros in Greek beef production, challenging imported meat dominance with ambitious expansion plans in primary production.
UM celebrates Stand Against Bland Day: A global initiative against monotony
UM launches global Stand Against Bland Day, encouraging creative professionals worldwide to break routine and create campaigns with soul, character, and meaning.
TONOSAN osteoGOLD: Your bone and muscle ally during menopause
Discover how TONOSAN osteoGOLD supports bone and muscle health during menopause with calcium, vitamins D & K, and innovative edible gold formula.
GEK TERNA Reports €68.1M Net Profit in First Half 2025
GEK TERNA posts strong H1 2025 results with €68.1M net profit, up 36.7% year-over-year, driven by concessions sector growth and Attiki Odos operations.
Greek International Women Awards: Networking event draws 200+ guests
Greek International Women Awards networking event brings together 200+ guests from around the world, marking countdown to public voting for November ceremony.
Airbnb: What changes from October 1st for short-term rentals
Greece introduces stricter Airbnb regulations from October 1st, 2024, affecting 246,877 property owners with mandatory safety standards and fines up to €20,000.
Inflation drops to 1.8% in Greece while eurozone sees 2.2% rise
Greece’s inflation plummets to 1.8% in September from 3.1% in August, marking the third-lowest rate in the eurozone behind France and Cyprus.
Tax relief calculator: Find out your benefits from new measures
The electronic application went live on Wednesday morning (1/10), allowing taxpayers to calculate the financial benefits from the tax reform for Demographics and the Middle Class. This is a web application, accessible from any browser…
Heating allowance 2025-2026: When MyHeating platform opens and eligibility criteria
Greece prepares to launch MyHeating platform in November for 2025-2026 heating allowance applications, with payments starting in December for eligible households.
Greek government announces 1,000 cheaper products in supermarkets
Greece announces price cuts on 1,000 supermarket products starting mid-October. Development Minister reveals government push to reduce consumer costs.
European Chief Prosecutor Kovesi meets Greek officials on EU funds protection
European Chief Prosecutor Laura Kovesi meets Greek officials to strengthen cooperation on EU funds protection and combat customs fraud through major reforms.
October brings three positive cost-of-living developments for Greek households
Greece sees positive October developments: 1,000 supermarket products getting cheaper, electricity bills staying low, and inflation dropping to 1.8%.