Teen electrocuted in bath on Greek island of Kimolos: water heater under investigation
A 17-year-old boy died from electrocution while bathing on the Greek island of Kimolos. A faulty water heater and missing safety device are under investigation.
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Greece Moves to Counter Turkish Plans for Egypt
Greece moves to counter Turkish ambitions in Egypt as Athens and Cairo reaffirm their strategic partnership amid the landmark Mecca defense pact.
Greek MEP attacked by Roma group on Tinos island: “Threats, insults, and intimidation”
Greek MEP Afroditi Latinopoulou says she and her mother were surrounded and threatened by a Roma group at the port of Tinos for 45 minutes.
Western Attica wildfire: €1.5M erosion and flood protection works to begin before September 15
Greece launches €1.5M wildfire recovery effort in Western Attica, with erosion control and flood protection works starting before September 15.
Greece’s Personal Assistant Program for Disabled People Goes Nationwide
Greece makes its Personal Assistant Program for people with disabilities a permanent nationwide service, with monthly support of up to €1,939 from 2027.
Tsipras: “We’ll tax wealth, not businesses — and we’ll reform the private university law”
Greek opposition leader Tsipras unveils key economic pledges: tax wealth, not businesses, cut worker taxes, and reform the private university law.
Pierrakakis: “Europe needs a banking sector that can finance a new growth model”
The need to complete the European Banking Union was highlighted by Greece’s Minister of National Economy and Finance and Eurogroup President, Kyriakos Pierrakakis, in an interview with the European Central Bank‘s quarterly Banking Supervision Newsletter….
Diamantopoulou on Tsipras: “In the end, they’ll shave the groom” — targeting claims are “nonsense”
PASOK’s Diamantopoulou dismisses Tsipras’s polling surge and targeting claims as “nonsense,” firing back in Greece’s intensifying opposition rivalry.
Colombia Earthquake: 254 Dead, Miraculous Rescues Keep Hope Alive
Rescue teams in Colombia are in a desperate race against time, searching for survivors beneath tons of rubble following the catastrophic 7.4-magnitude earthquake that struck the country on Monday morning. At least 254 people have…
Russia-Syria base deal under scrutiny: Is Putin retreating from the Middle East?
Russia’s military foothold in Syria is under threat. Is Putin’s Middle East retreat a sign of Moscow’s fading global power amid the Ukraine war?
Trump’s Secret Escape from Turkey: The Israeli Intel That Triggered the Operation
Israel’s intelligence tip triggered a covert operation to secretly swap Trump’s aircraft at the NATO Summit in Turkey, using Air Force One as an Iranian missile decoy.
Trump claims control of Strait of Hormuz, threatens to destroy Iran
Trump claims the US holds “absolute control” of the Strait of Hormuz and threatens to “obliterate” Iran as ship traffic hits a one-week low.
Putin’s “gift” to Trump: freeing a US Marine and the Ukraine angle
Putin frees U.S. Marine Robert Gilman without demanding anything in return — Sky News says it’s a calculated move tied to the Ukraine war.
US and Iran agree to extend 60-day ceasefire, Pakistani sources say
US and Iran have agreed to extend their 60-day ceasefire beyond the August 17 deadline, Pakistani government sources told Anadolu Agency Wednesday.
Trump smuggled out of Turkey in catering cart: AI memes flood social media
Trump was secretly smuggled out of Turkey in an airport catering cart to evade an Iranian assassination plot — and the internet responded with hilarious AI memes.
Iran: Strait of Hormuz stays closed until the US meets Tehran’s terms
Iran warns the Strait of Hormuz will stay closed until the US accepts Tehran’s conditions, as Trump weighs economic pressure against military action.
Zelensky: North Korean missiles used by Russia in Zaporizhzhia attack that killed six
Zelensky says Russia used North Korean ballistic missiles in a deadly strike on Zaporizhzhia, killing 6 and wounding dozens in southeastern Ukraine.
The “Mummy’s Curse”: The Real Health Dangers of the Global Human Remains Trade
The booming online trade in mummified human remains poses hidden health risks — from toxic heavy metals to deadly fungal spores — for buyers, sellers, and shippers alike.
Konstantopoulou: Only leader to speak out on Greece-Saudi Arabia agreements
Greek opposition leader Konstantopoulou slams PASOK and SYRIZA for backing controversial Saudi Arabia agreements that breach human rights law.
Greek PM Mitsotakis injured in bicycle accident in Crete
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis was treated at Chania Hospital after a bicycle fall left him with minor hand injuries and abrasions.