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Shocking incident at Avlonas school: Mother picks up injured 3-year-old
Shocking incident at Greek school as 3-year-old found injured with bald spot and lip marks after being alone with principal for 30 minutes.
School violence incident in Heraklion: 12-year-old hospitalized after student altercation
A 12-year-old student was hospitalized after a violent altercation with a classmate at a middle school in Heraklion, Crete, raising concerns about school safety.
Panos Routsi rejects son’s exhumation permit: “They keep mocking us”
Panos Routsi rejects court’s decision to grant exhumation permit for his son Dennis, vowing to continue his hunger strike protest until the end.
Incredible: Burglar breaks into home in front of TV crew in Athens
Burglar caught red-handed on live TV in Athens as television crew accidentally captures break-in and arrest with burglary tools found in suspect’s bag.
Tragedy in Igoumenitsa: Video shows driver accelerating and fatally striking 11-year-old boy
Tragic video shows 56-year-old driver accelerating and fatally striking 11-year-old Maximos at crosswalk in Igoumenitsa, witnessed by his mother.
Kissamos: Community in shock after fatal car accident kills 4-year-old boy
A 4-year-old boy tragically died in Kissamos, Chania after being struck by the family car. The local community remains in shock over the devastating accident.
62-year-old woman’s dark secrets in Boeotia murder case revealed
Police investigation reveals shocking details about 62-year-old woman accused of murdering her elderly mother in Greece’s Boeotia region.
Tempi trial changes after exhumation approval: When and why families fear
Justice approves exhumation of Tempe train disaster victim Denis Routsi after father’s 12-day hunger strike, potentially bringing new evidence to upcoming trial.
Sheep pox outbreak: Government considers lockdown for livestock farmers amid “irresponsibility” claims
Greek government considers livestock lockdown as sheep pox outbreak spreads. Minister blames farmer irresponsibility for crisis threatening agriculture sector.
Mitsotakis on Bloomberg: Greece posts surplus, aims to cut middle-class taxes
Greek PM Mitsotakis tells Bloomberg Greece will post significant primary surplus this year and aims to cut middle-class taxes as economy grows stronger.
Greece considers extending asylum suspension after positive results
Greece’s Migration Minister announces that the three-month asylum suspension has shown positive results and may be extended as migrant flows to Crete decrease.
Government sources slam PASOK over OPEKEPE scandal silence
Government sources attack PASOK’s silence over OPEKEPE agricultural scandal, claiming opposition has become “tail” of Zoe Konstantopoulou amid corruption allegations.
Asset declarations published Monday – Which years covered
Greek Parliament to publish politicians’ asset declarations for 2022-2023 on Monday morning, including first-time MPs elected in 2023 elections.
PASOK crisis: Geroulanos sets deadline for party leadership change
PASOK spokesperson Geroulanos sets two-month ultimatum for party reform, demanding congress and leadership changes as internal tensions escalate over Androulakis’ leadership.
Papastavrou meets new US Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle in New York
Greek Environment Minister Papastavrou meets new US Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle in New York, discussing strengthened Greece-US relations and energy cooperation.
Tassoulas of Parthenon Sculptures: No one loses if reunited
Greek President urges return of Parthenon Sculptures from British Museum, calling reunification a universal cultural request benefiting global heritage.
Dendias: We were right to prioritize F-35 purchase – Turkey may try
Greek Defense Minister Dendias defends F-35 fighter jet purchase decision, citing concerns over potential Turkish acquisition under Trump administration.
Horrific murder in Turkey: man kills ex-wife at hospital
A 44-year-old man murdered his ex-wife at her workplace hospital in Turkey, just one day after she obtained a restraining order against him.
Sarkozy “behind bars”: Liberation’s scathing cover on conviction
Liberation newspaper’s front page shows Nicolas Sarkozy “behind bars” after his conviction for criminal conspiracy in the Gaddafi Libya funding case.