Iran proposed a 10-day ceasefire with the US amid ongoing strikes, with a Strait of Hormuz “corridor” plan emerging through Gulf mediators.
Greece braces for a second heatwave day as temperatures soar to 41°C and Saharan dust moves in — scattered storms expected in the north.
Trump signs executive order imposing 50% additional tariffs on Canadian goods, targeting $20B in imports from wines to hockey sticks.
A woman’s decomposed body found in a suitcase in Athens sparks a homicide investigation. Autopsy results raise more questions than answers.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards seize a Greek-owned oil tanker in the Strait of Hormuz, marking the second such incident in two days amid rising US-Iran tensions.
UN chief Guterres makes his first visit to Cyprus in 16 years, pushing for a breakthrough on the long-running Cyprus dispute before his term ends.
Greek PM Mitsotakis unveils a pre-election roadmap targeting the middle class, freelancers, and small businesses ahead of the Thessaloniki International Fair.
Trump warns Iran it will “pay many times over” for every American soldier killed, as IRGC strikes U.S. bases and tensions in the Middle East surge.
Greek PM Mitsotakis vows no cover-up in OPEKAEP scandal and questions EPPO’s handling of the case at ND parliamentary group meeting.
A new study finds Greek bonds have shed their crisis-era vulnerability, but warns that hard-won investor confidence hinges on continued fiscal discipline and growth reforms.
Greek tax authorities bust a €17M fraud network using shell companies, fake invoices, and 32,000 counterfeit goods — one suspect posed as homeless while living in a villa.
Greece streamlines its flat-rate tax scheme for new residents investing €500K+, offering digital, mail, and in-person application options under decision A1147/2026.
Lawyer Nikos Plakias speaks after tense Tempi trial proceedings, addressing clashes with defense attorneys and victim’s mother Maria Karystianou.
A woman found dead in a suitcase in Kypseli leaves investigators baffled as the autopsy fails to determine her cause of death due to advanced decomposition.
Greece faces a dangerous heatwave through Wednesday with temperatures hitting 43°C. Health Ministry issues emergency guidelines as GSEE calls for mandatory work stoppages.
Four Greek-owned ships attacked in the Black Sea and Persian Gulf. Seven Greek sailors aboard NISOS IOS are reported safe as incidents unfold.
Andy Burnham is officially the UK’s 59th Prime Minister after King Charles commissioned him to form a new government.
Trump issues a devastating ultimatum to Iran ahead of an 8 a.m. deadline, while Tehran’s Revolutionary Guards strike U.S. bases in Bahrain and Kuwait.
A massive wildfire burning north of Madrid has scorched 64,000 acres since Thursday, forcing 1,200 residents to evacuate as Spain braces for a third heatwave.
A suspect was arrested after throwing an incendiary device at FBI headquarters in Manhattan, New York, with smoke seen rising from the scene.
