Turkey’s Oruc Reis provocations alarm Athens over Cyprus
Athens is on high alert as Turkey’s Oruc Reis issues a new NAVTEX near Cyprus, while Ankara plans a controversial undersea gas pipeline to occupied territories.
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Stavros Georgiou: 28-year-old Egyptian confesses to lawyer’s murder — “We argued and I killed him”
A 28-year-old Egyptian man has confessed to murdering Greek criminal lawyer Stavros Georgiou, telling police: “We argued and I killed him.”
Greece set to receive €49.5 billion from the EU budget 2028-2034
Greece is set to receive €49.5 billion from the next EU budget (2028-2034). Here’s what’s at stake and how Athens is positioning itself.
Trump’s Nuclear Deal With Saudi Arabia Alarms Israel and Congress
Trump greenlights a landmark nuclear deal with Saudi Arabia, alarming Israel and Congress over uranium enrichment risks and a potential Middle East arms race.
Why katabatic winds haven’t struck yet — the Foehn effect explained
Greek meteorologist explains why katabatic winds haven’t intensified yet and what the Foehn effect means for wildfire danger across Greece.
Greece heatwave peaks at 43.5°C before Thursday relief
Greece’s heatwave peaked at a scorching 43.5°C on Wednesday before meteorologists forecast significant relief arriving Thursday.
Trump’s stern warning to Iran: “Attack a ship in Hormuz and we’ll destroy a bridge”
Trump threatens to bomb Iranian bridges and power plants if Tehran attacks any vessel passing through the Strait of Hormuz, as U.S.-Iran tensions escalate.
Red Sea Crisis: Houthis Escalate Threats as EU Operation Aspides Goes on High Alert
EU Operation Aspides is on high alert as Houthis declare a maritime embargo on Saudi Arabia, raising the threat level across the Red Sea and Gulf of Aden.
Oil prices surge over 4% after US strikes on Iran: Strait of Hormuz fears escalate
Oil prices surge over 4% as US strikes on Iran spark fears over the Strait of Hormuz, Red Sea shipping routes, and global energy security.
Corfu hit by severe storm: Uprooted trees and power outages
A powerful storm battered the island of Corfu, uprooting trees and causing widespread power outages. See the latest images and video footage.
Erdogan’s $1 Billion European Network: MIT Imams and Islam Schools Exposed
Turkey has spent nearly $1 billion seeding Europe with state-controlled imams and Islamic schools — here’s how the network was built.
Tsipras under fire: Greek left parties clash over private universities
Greek left parties SYRIZA, New Left and MeRA25 turn on Tsipras over private university policy in a sign of deeper ideological rifts ahead.
Greece Heatwave Peaks at 42°C Before 10-Degree Temperature Drop
Greece’s heatwave peaks at 42°C on July 22 before a sharp 10-degree drop, heavy storms, and cooler weekend conditions arrive.
Turkey’s Provocative Interference Over Muslim Minority Schools in Thrace
Turkey exploits Greece’s suspension of 8 minority schools in Thrace, as Greek officials defend the decision with demographic data and equal treatment.
Mitsotakis to unveil €23bn four-year economic plan at Thessaloniki Fair
Greek PM Mitsotakis set to unveil a sweeping €23 billion four-year economic plan at the Thessaloniki International Fair, targeting growth and EU convergence.
BBC Analysis: Iran’s Three Difficult Choices Over the Strait of Hormuz
BBC analysis reveals Iran’s three impossible choices over the Strait of Hormuz — and why none of them offers a clear path to victory.
France bans social media access for children under 15
France becomes the first EU country to ban social media access for children under 15, with the new law taking effect from 1 September 2025.
Europe’s weather chaos: Firefighters killed in France, hailstorms hit Croatia, Albania residents dive into fountains
Europe’s deadly heatwave kills firefighters in France, sparks wildfires in Spain, and sends Albanians diving into fountains to escape the heat.
Iran warns Bulgaria over US military aircraft deployment
Iran warns Bulgaria not to host US military aircraft, calling any support for American strikes complicity in “war crimes” under international law.
Kyranakis: “It’s been made clear that none of our MPs are charged with illegal enrichment”
Greek ruling party New Democracy defends its MPs over corruption allegations, insisting no member has been charged with illegal enrichment.