Greece Unlocks €80M for Small-Scale Irrigation Infrastructure
Greece allocates €80M for small-scale irrigation and water infrastructure upgrades, with municipalities as key beneficiaries under the EU CAP 2023–2027 plan.
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“Energy is security”: Greece leads the way with the Vertical Corridor
AKTOR CEO Alexandros Exarchou calls energy security Europe’s top priority, positioning Greece as a key LNG hub via the Vertical Corridor strategy.
Heatwave or not? What the weather holds for Greece this weekend
Greek meteorologist Olga Papavgoulis explains why this weekend’s rising temperatures won’t qualify as a heatwave — and why Western Europe struggles with heat Greece considers normal.
Greece Police Rape Trial: Prosecutor Recommends Acquittal Due to Reasonable Doubt
Greek prosecutor recommends acquittal for three officers in the Omonia Police Station rape trial, citing reasonable doubt over the 19-year-old’s consent.
Grieving husband speaks out after wife dies following childbirth in Livadeia
A grieving husband speaks out after his 35-year-old wife died following childbirth in Livadeia, demanding answers and justice for her death.
James Dalamagas Released: Fugitive in 1999 Australia Murder Case Freed on Bail
Greek-Australian fugitive James Dalamagas, wanted since 1999 for murder in Sydney, is released on bail after nearly 27 years on the run.
Rafina Port Chaos: Ships Anchoring Offshore as Harbor Reaches Its Limits
Rafina port is in crisis: ships anchor offshore nightly as berths run out, residents push back, and the port’s Master Plan ignites fierce debate.
Pufferfish spotted at Marathi Beach in Crete, raising alarm
A large pufferfish was spotted at Crete’s Marathi Beach, alarming swimmers. Fears grow as sightings increase across Greek beaches this summer.
Georgiadis unleashes on Tsipras: “Enjoy your Sounio villa and don’t expect any courtesy from me”
Adonis Georgiadis has fired back at critics who, as he puts it, are “sensitive and politically correct” figures who accused him of toxicity following his allegation that Alexis Tsipras “received money to vote for the…
Greek Parliament clash over sweets amid wiretapping scandal
A Greek parliamentary session on the wiretapping scandal erupted into a fierce clash after an MP offered sweets mid-debate, drawing sharp criticism from opposition leader Konstantopoulou.
Markopoulos: Samaras is clearly forming a new party with a personal agenda
Greek Deputy Finance Minister Markopoulos says Samaras is launching a new party with a personal agenda that won’t reshape the center-right political landscape.
Greece Wiretapping Scandal: Committee Rejects Opposition’s Request to Summon Key Witnesses
Greece’s Parliamentary Committee rejects opposition bid to summon wiretapping scandal figures Tal Dilian and Grigoris Dimitriadis, sparking a heated walkout.
Mitsotakis at NATO Summit: Turkey’s casus belli is “historically anachronistic”
Greek PM Mitsotakis calls Turkey’s casus belli “historically anachronistic” at NATO Summit, while discussing F-35 jets, defense spending, and Middle East tensions.
Mitsotakis at NATO Summit: F-35 warning and the Greece-Israel axis against Turkey
Greek PM Mitsotakis warned NATO allies about Turkey’s war threat and F-35 acquisition at the Ankara Summit, triggering a fierce backlash from Turkish media.
NATO Summit: Trump’s Blasts, New Doors, F-35s and Turkey
Trump blasts Spain at the NATO Ankara Summit, eyes Turkey’s F-35 return and rattles allies over defense spending and Greenland.
NATO’s 2027 Albania Summit in Doubt Amid Trump Pressure
NATO weighs canceling its 2027 Albania summit to ease Trump tensions and avoid scrutiny over the host country’s low defense spending.
Monaco bombing shock: “Torture chamber” found at ex-cop’s home
Shocking details emerge in the Monaco bombing case as a hidden “torture chamber” is found at the home of a former cop accused of killing the prime suspect.
Trump meets Zelensky at NATO Summit: “We’ll hit Iran hard tonight”
Trump warns of fresh Iran strikes and calls Zelensky and Putin “tough characters” during their high-stakes NATO Summit talks in Turkey.
NATO joint declaration: “Unwavering” commitment to Article 5 — “An attack on one is an attack on all”
NATO leaders reaffirm their unwavering commitment to Article 5 collective defense, pledge $50B in new arms and €70B in Ukraine support through 2027.
Emmanuel Macron’s aviator glasses: What’s going on with his eyes?
Emmanuel Macron wore his aviator glasses again at the Élysée Palace. Here’s what his aides revealed about his eye condition and the viral fashion moment.