Horrific child abuse case in Greece: Mother causes brain damage to baby
Greek court sentences mother to suspended prison term for systematically abusing infant son, causing permanent brain damage, fractures and disabilities.
All News
Fake priest scandal: Holy Fire transported with fake plates
Shocking revelations about the fake priest YouTuber who led a drug trafficking network while transporting Holy Fire with fake license plates.
Parliament budget approved: Kaklamanis ends “privilege” rumors
Greek Parliament approves 2026 budget with overwhelming majority as Speaker Kaklamanis defends institutional transparency and rejects populist attacks.
New Democracy leads by 16.7 points in latest Greek poll
New Democracy maintains commanding lead with 30.6% in latest Greek poll, as PASOK rises to second place while SYRIZA continues to decline in voter support.
Greece-Cyprus ministers meet to strengthen bilateral ties and EU cooperation
Greece and Cyprus foreign ministers meet to strengthen bilateral cooperation, coordinate on Cyprus issue, and finalize Schengen visa agreement.
US warns Turkey to abandon Russian energy as Greece’s LNG role grows
US officials warn Turkey to stop Russian energy purchases while praising Greece’s growing role as an LNG hub connecting American gas to Europe.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis presents tax cuts for young people after poll reveals low awareness of new tax bill
Greek PM Mitsotakis unveils major tax cuts for young people via TikTok after poll shows low awareness of new benefits worth up to €2,000 annually.
Papastavrou from Brussels: Europe to end Russian gas dependency, turn to US gas – Greece as main gateway
Greece emerges as Europe’s key gateway for American gas as the continent moves to end dependency on Russian energy supplies following high-level talks in Brussels.
San Francisco train operator falls asleep at 50 mph, passengers thrown around
San Francisco train operator falls asleep while driving at 50 mph, causing passengers to be thrown around and nearly crash into cars. Security footage captures incident.
US government shutdown: House votes on ending longest closure
The US House votes today on ending the longest government shutdown in history, with Republicans holding a narrow majority but facing fierce Democratic opposition.
The shocking confession of the “Vampire of Paris” who ate the dead
Nicolas Claux, the notorious “Vampire of Paris,” reveals his shocking cannibalistic obsessions in a disturbing confession about his crimes that horrified France.
Turkish military cargo plane crash: Black box found from C-130
Black box recovered from Turkish C-130 military cargo plane that crashed in Georgia, killing all 20 personnel aboard in deadliest incident since 2020.
JFK’s grandson Jack Schlossberg runs for Congress in 2026
JFK’s grandson Jack Schlossberg announces 2026 Congressional run, promising new Democratic leadership to challenge Trump’s power and inspire young voters.
Trump sprays Syrian president Al-Sharaa with his signature perfume
Trump gifts Syrian President Al-Sharaa his signature “Victory 45-47” perfume during White House meeting, spraying both the president and his ministers.
New Left splits over Tsipras as Charitsis faces resignation calls
Greek New Left party faces internal crisis as 9 out of 12 MPs support cooperation with SYRIZA while leader Alexis Charitsis faces growing calls for resignation.
Vehicle arson and grenade discovery disrupt Greek city traffic
Unknown attackers set fire to a correctional officer’s vehicle in Greece, while a hand grenade was later found at his residence, causing major traffic disruptions.
Greece-Cyprus cable: When and how it will unblock
Greece and Cyprus seek to advance their crucial electrical interconnection project amid political and financial challenges in key Brussels meeting.
How to avoid tax with parental gifts or donations: IAPR guide
Learn how Greek taxpayers can avoid tax through parental gifts and donations before 2025 ends. Complete guide with IAPR requirements and deadlines.
How Alexis Tsipras wrote his “Ithaca”: The referendum, his son’s birthday he forgot and “I’m not a political retiree”
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras reveals how he spent two years writing his memoir “Ithaca,” including personal moments like forgetting his son’s birthday on referendum day.
Mitsotakis-Christodoulides summit on Greece-Cyprus-Israel cable
Greek PM Mitsotakis and Cyprus President Christodoulides meet for crucial summit on the Greece-Cyprus-Israel electrical interconnection cable project.