Canada, Australia and Britain recognize Palestinian state
Canada, Australia and Britain become first G-7 nations to officially recognize Palestinian statehood, while Netanyahu warns the move “threatens Israel’s existence.”
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Chaos in Brussels: Athens flight canceled due to cyberattack
Major cyberattack disrupts European airports, canceling flights and stranding thousands. Brussels-Athens flight among first casualties as chaos spreads.
From beauty pageants to prosecutor’s office: Trump’s controversial choice sparks outrage
Trump sparks controversy by appointing former beauty pageant contestant Lindsey Halligan as Virginia prosecutor, pressuring Attorney General for tougher stance.
Charlie Kirk’s final farewell: Trump, Vance and Musk attend packed State Farm Stadium memorial service
Historic memorial service for Charlie Kirk draws record crowds at State Farm Stadium with Trump, Vance, and Musk in attendance under tight security.
Netanyahu: “There will be no Palestinian state” as Israel rejects UK, Canada, Australia recognition
Netanyahu firmly rejects Palestinian state recognition by UK, Canada, Australia, vowing continued West Bank expansion as tensions escalate in Middle East.
Baltic Sea alert: Russian spy plane intercepted by German fighters
German Eurofighter jets intercepted a Russian IL-20M spy plane over the Baltic Sea, highlighting rising NATO-Russia tensions amid ongoing airspace violations.
Trump pressures Justice Department: “Justice must be served now!”
Trump demands Justice Department prosecute political opponents Adam Schiff and Letitia James, escalating pressure on Attorney General Pam Bondi for immediate action.
Shocking fraud in Greece: Woman buried mother in yard to collect pension
Greek woman shocks authorities by burying mother in backyard to fraudulently collect pension benefits, presenting another woman as her mother to police.
Gaza tragedy: Doctor receives bodies of brother and sister-in-law after Israeli bombing
Gaza hospital director Mohammad Abu Salmiya faces personal tragedy, receiving bodies of his brother and sister-in-law killed in Israeli bombing during his emergency shift.
Mitsotakis: Greece begins EEZ delimitation with Libya, 4th Belharra frigate strengthens Navy
Greek PM announces EEZ talks with Libya and 4th Belharra frigate purchase, plus major updates on healthcare, education, transport and defense initiatives.
Airport cyberattack chaos: Half of Sunday flights cancelled
Major cyberattack disrupts European airports, forcing cancellation of 50% of Sunday flights. Heathrow and Brussels worst hit as authorities investigate possible Russian involvement.
Thessaloniki: 50-year-old who killed sister gets deadline to testify
50-year-old man in Thessaloniki gets deadline to testify after killing his sister with plastic bag. Lawyer calls it “modern Greek tragedy” as motive remains unclear.
Airbnb explosion: Over 1 million short-term rental beds in Greece
Greece’s Airbnb market hits record high with over 1 million beds as government introduces new restrictions in popular tourist destinations from October 1st.
Mitsotakis builds “bridges” to Samaras: Political climate in New Democracy and calls for return
Greek PM Mitsotakis signals softer stance toward expelled ex-PM Samaras, sparking speculation about potential reconciliation within New Democracy party.
Mitsotakis’ major UN mission: Erdogan meeting amid tensions
Greek PM Mitsotakis heads to UN General Assembly for crucial meeting with Erdogan amid tensions over casus belli and European defense program.
Shocking tree collapse in central Athens injures two
Shocking tree collapse in central Athens injures two people during strong winds. Municipality blames weather conditions despite regular safety inspections.
Horror in Thessaloniki murder: Man suffocates sister with bag after hospital return
Shocking murder in Thessaloniki as 50-year-old man suffocates sister with plastic bag hours after her hospital return from stroke treatment.
Serbia showcases Russian, Chinese and Israeli weapons in Belgrade military parade amid student protests
Serbia holds first military parade in 11 years showcasing Russian, Chinese and Israeli weapons systems while students protest against Vučić regime.
TikTok ownership deal sparks controversy in the US
TikTok’s American operations will be sold to US investors, with ByteDance keeping only 20% ownership and Americans controlling the algorithm and user data.
Gaza Strip faces new “hammering”: 34 Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks targeting high-rise buildings
34 Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza’s high-rise buildings as international recognition of Palestinian state looms at UN General Assembly.