Marfin Bank Attack: Three Suspects Identified After 16 Years
Three suspects in the 2010 Marfin Bank fire that killed three employees are identified after 16 years — one lives in the UK as a mother of two.
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Greek Parliament Showdown: Mitsotakis Corners Androulakis Over 13th Pension Cost
At the center of a fierce clash between Mitsotakis and Androulakis was the 13th pension payment, with the Prime Minister directly challenging the credibility of PASOK’s announcement. The confrontation reached a boiling point when the…
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Marfin Bank Attack: Heavy Security as Suspects Transferred to Prosecutor
Greek police deploy heavy security as suspects in the 2010 Marfin Bank arson attack — which killed three employees — are transferred to prosecutors.
Marfin Bank Fire Survivor: “My Body Was Coughing Up Ash for a Week”
A Marfin Bank fire survivor recounts her harrowing escape 16 years on, as new arrests reignite calls for justice over the deadly 2010 arson attack.
Iran threatens to strike Israel if its infrastructure comes under attack
Iran warns it will strike Israel if its infrastructure is attacked, as US-Iran hostilities escalate and fears of a wider Middle East conflict grow.
Thessaloniki man faces felony charges for illegal animal surgeries and stray abuse
A 60-year-old in Thessaloniki faces felony charges after police uncovered illegal animal surgeries and welfare violations at his private facility.
Turkey Seeks Russia’s Approval to Transfer S-400 Systems
Turkey seeks Russia’s approval to transfer S-400 systems to a third country in a bid to rejoin the U.S. F-35 fighter jet program amid ongoing tensions.
Greek Minister: “Democracy always wins” after key terror arrests
Greek minister Chrysochoidis vows justice after arrests in the Marfin bank fire case and the murder of Vagia Nestora, declaring democracy always prevails.
WSJ: Israel alerts US to new Iranian plot to assassinate Trump
Israel has handed the US new intelligence suggesting Iran is plotting to assassinate President Trump, amid surging US-Iran tensions, the WSJ reports.
Inflation Eroding Greek GDP: 1.8% Growth at Risk in 2026
Greece’s inflation hits 4.02% in H1 2026, threatening GDP growth. Experts warn the economy could slow to as little as 1.7% this year.
Samaras Files Predator Spyware Complaint at Greece’s Supreme Court
Former Greek PM Samaras files a formal Predator spyware complaint at the Supreme Court, reigniting debate over illegal surveillance and political wiretapping.
Argos police shooting: Officers claim they fired warning shots as ballistics investigation seeks the truth
Two Greek police officers face a magistrate after shooting a 20-year-old during a 35-minute chase in Argos, claiming they fired warning shots into the air.
Aigio double death mystery: the phone call, covered body & new forensic findings
A mysterious double death in Aigio remains unsolved as new forensic findings, a chilling phone call, and lab results reshape the investigation.
Mitsotakis vs. Androulakis in Parliament: The cost of living battle
Greek PM Mitsotakis faces PASOK leader Androulakis in Parliament over the cost of living crisis, unveiling his economic record and a new price reduction plan.
Erdoğan after NATO Summit: Hopes for progress on KAAN and F-35 after Trump meeting
Erdoğan expresses optimism over KAAN and F-35 prospects after meeting Trump on the sidelines of the NATO Summit in Ankara.
Greek Parliament moves to censure Zoe Konstantopoulou for misconduct
Greek Parliament’s Ethics Committee backs a censure motion against MP Zoe Konstantopoulou over alleged misconduct in committee and plenary sessions.
Greece’s President inaugurates “Green Walk” at Athens agricultural university
Greek President Tasoulas inaugurates the “Green Walk” at the Agricultural University of Athens, praising sustainability, history, and the future of Greek agriculture.
Sismanoglio Hospital: “I set fire to the mattress with a lighter because I was stressed,” 76-year-old claims
A 76-year-old patient set fire to his mattress at Sismanoglio Hospital, claiming he “felt stressed.” Three wards were evacuated before he was arrested.
SYRIZA Central Committee meeting postponed after Famellos resignation
SYRIZA’s Central Committee meeting is postponed after leader Sokrates Famellos resigns, as the Political Secretariat prepares to convene and chart the party’s next steps.