Red Code fire alert: 6 Greek regions at extreme risk on July 15
Greece issues Red Code wildfire alert for 6 regions on July 15, as 45 fires burned in 24 hours and danger category 4 conditions loom.
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Marfin Bank Fire: How Authorities Identified Suspects 16 Years Later
Greek authorities used forensic facial matching to identify Marfin Bank fire suspects 16 years later — including a forehead mark visible in 2010 protest photos.
Piraeus thriller: Who was the 28-year-old lawyer found dead in a sealed garage?
Two young lawyers found dead in a sealed Piraeus garage. Authorities suspect carbon monoxide poisoning as forensic investigations continue.
Stournaras: Greek economy to outpace Eurozone growth — his inflation outlook
Bank of Greece Governor Stournaras forecasts above-Eurozone GDP growth through 2028 while warning of rising inflation and structural challenges ahead.
PASOK pledges to restore 13th pension: “The money is there today”
PASOK spokesman Tsoukalas pledges to restore the 13th pension, insisting the €1.1bn cost is already covered by existing fiscal space.
€46.9M VAT Carousel Fraud Uncovered by European Public Prosecutor in Greece
Greek authorities and the EPPO have cracked a €46.9M VAT carousel fraud ring spanning Greece, Bulgaria, Cyprus, and the Czech Republic.
Athens’ Stadiou Street Renaissance: Hotels, Global Brands & Major Investments
Athens’ iconic Stadiou Street is undergoing a major revival with luxury brands, hotel conversions, and landmark investments reshaping the city center.
Greece’s Tax Authority opens myPoint service center in Piraeus
Greece’s tax authority AADE opens its fourth myPoint service center in Piraeus, offering faster, modernized support for taxpayers and businesses.
EYDAP & Goulandris Museum bring climate education to 200 classrooms
EYDAP and the Goulandris Natural History Museum launch a free online climate & water education program for 200 school classrooms across Central Greece.
Piraeus Bank sponsors the 11th Koufonisia Classical Music Festival
Piraeus Bank is the Gold Sponsor of the 11th Koufonisia Classical Music Festival, running July 17–August 9, 2026, with free admission for all.
“Protagonists of the Greek Economy 2026” Awarded — Papastratos Named Company of the Year
Papastratos crowned Company of the Year at Greece’s top business awards, as 450 executives gathered to honor the “Protagonists of the Greek Economy 2026.”
When a combined telecom plan becomes so much more
Nova more combines internet, mobile & landline in one plan with day-one connectivity, whole-home Wi-Fi, and premium 30-second customer support.
Russia’s LPG conversion boom: how fuel shortages are driving drivers to switch
Russia’s fuel crisis is driving a massive LPG conversion boom, as drone strikes on refineries push drivers toward cheaper, alternative fuel solutions.
Pavlos Marinakis marks 34 years since the assassination of Thanos Axarlian
Greek Deputy Minister Pavlos Marinakis honors the 34th anniversary of Thanos Axarlian’s assassination by November 17, vowing society will never let darkness return.
Four foreign universities await certification for branches in Greece
Four foreign universities, including Georgetown and Iowa State, await certification to open branches in Greece as a new era of private higher education begins.
Stunning spectacle: Pod of 10 dolphins swim in perfect sync off Evia, Greece (Video)
A pod of over 10 dolphins stole the show off the coast of Evia, Greece, gliding in perfect sync through stunning crystal-clear waters.
US Deploys 19 Warships to Enforce Iran Naval Blockade, Strait of Hormuz at Risk
The US deploys 19 warships, including two aircraft carriers, to enforce an Iran naval blockade and secure the critical Strait of Hormuz.
Brussels building fire kills workers, six still missing
A deadly fire at Brussels’ OXY building under construction has killed several workers and left six missing, trapped in elevator shafts.
US Strikes Bushehr and Bandar Abbas as Explosions Rock Iran
US strikes Bushehr and Bandar Abbas as a barrage of explosions rocks Iran, with a tanker attacked near Oman and the ceasefire officially declared over.
Brussels building fire kills workers, six still missing
A fire at Brussels’ OXY construction site killed multiple workers and left six missing, with victims found trapped inside a building elevator.