Syros stabbing: Couple claims self-defense in death of 42-year-old woman
A woman was stabbed and killed on the Greek island of Syros. The couple involved claims self-defense, alleging she tried to rob them at knifepoint.
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Mati fire: 8th anniversary marked with lanterns and “road of fire” walk
Greece marks 8 years since the devastating Mati wildfire with an emotional lantern tribute and a solemn procession along the “road of fire.”
State Department warns Americans in West Asia of flight cancellations amid Middle East escalation
The U.S. State Department warns Americans in West Asia to prepare for flight cancellations and travel disruptions as Middle East tensions escalate.
Trump and Xi to Meet in Washington on September 24 with AI on the Agenda
Trump and Xi Jinping are set to meet in Washington on September 24, with artificial intelligence at the top of the US-China bilateral agenda.
METLEN enters military vehicle production in Cyprus via strategic partnership
METLEN’s M Technologies and Cyprus-based HOUTRIS sign an exclusive deal to launch a joint venture and military vehicle production line under the EU’s SAFE program.
DEI Fiber expands to 15 new areas in Athens and Thessaloniki
DEI Fiber expands to 15 new areas in Athens and Thessaloniki, offering ultra-fast fiber-optic internet at speeds up to 2.5 Gbps from just €17.90/month.
Plaisio Computers ranks 6th in Most Admired Companies 2026
Plaisio Computers ranks 6th in Fortune Greece’s Most Admired Companies 2026, marking its 10th appearance and remaining the only non-food retailer in the top 20.
Maria Sakkari inspires young tennis athletes at Ikos Kissamos, Crete
Maria Sakkari trains with young tennis players at Ikos Kissamos in Crete, inspiring the next generation as the resort’s first Ikos Legend Ambassador.
Mitsotakis inaugurates E65 motorway: “We said it and we did it”
Greece’s PM Mitsotakis inaugurates the completed E65 motorway, a 182.1 km route linking Central Greece to the Egnatia Odos, funded by the EU Recovery Fund.
Google Fined €890M by EU for Digital Markets Act Violations
The EU fines Google €890M under the Digital Markets Act for antitrust violations in Search and Play Store — the largest DMA penalty ever issued.
Trump: Nuclear energy deal hinges on Saudi Arabia joining Abraham Accords
Trump says the US-Saudi nuclear energy deal is “absolutely contingent” on Riyadh joining the Abraham Accords and recognizing Israel.
ECB holds interest rates steady, September hike still on the table
The ECB holds rates steady but keeps a September hike on the table as surging energy prices and Middle East tensions threaten to reignite inflation.
Kaja Kallas: EU expects Turkey’s unwavering commitment to good neighbourly relations
EU’s Kaja Kallas calls on Turkey to uphold good neighbourly relations, international law, and peaceful dispute resolution in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Mother of 5 tops university admissions in Greece: “Despite the hardships, I made it”
A mother of five from Crete beat the odds to top Greece’s 2026 university admissions — all while battling a serious illness and raising her family.
Mati Fire: “The fight for truth continues” — survivor’s shocking testimony 8 years on
Eight years after the deadly Mati wildfire, survivor Katerina Mala shares a harrowing testimony of unresolved truths, unidentified victims, and the ongoing fight for justice.
SAFE fund: Greece receives first €118.2M defense disbursement
Greece receives its first €118.2M SAFE fund disbursement — 15% of its €787.7M allocation under the EU’s landmark €150B defense financing program.
Greece issues red alert for 11 regions amid severe storm warning Friday
Greece issues red alert for 11 regions as severe storms, hail, and lightning threaten the country on Friday, July 24, 2026.
Greece’s Constitutional Revision: Three-Day Parliament Debate Begins
Greece’s Parliament opens a three-day debate on constitutional revision, with a landmark roll-call vote on 40 proposed amendments scheduled for Monday, July 27.
Mati Fire, Eight Years On: The Ashes Settled, But the Wounds Never Healed
Eight years after the Mati wildfire killed 104 people, survivors and bereaved families are still fighting for truth, justice, and answers about an unmarked mass grave.
Mitsotakis inaugurates E65 motorway, accelerating Greece’s infrastructure push
Greek PM Mitsotakis inaugurates the E65 motorway’s northern section, cutting Athens travel times by 2 hours and ending Western Macedonia’s road isolation.