Ship runs aground in Milos: Cleared to continue voyage to Chania
A Greek ferry carrying 1,246 passengers ran aground near Milos after a blackout. All inspections cleared, the ship continued safely to Chania.
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Mitsotakis’ dual strategy ahead of Thessaloniki fair: Fighting inflation and grassroots outreach
Greek PM Mitsotakis doubles down on cost of living crisis ahead of Thessaloniki fair with industry talks, tax cuts, and nationwide outreach tours.
Rutte’s Pro-Turkey Stance: What NATO’s New Strategy Means for Greece
NATO’s Rutte backs Turkey’s defense buildup while Greece faces rising risks. Expert Petros Vamvakas analyzes what this means for Greek strategy.
US strikes Iranian targets near Strait of Hormuz amid dangerous Middle East escalation
US military strikes Iranian missile sites near the Strait of Hormuz after Iran’s drone attack on a commercial ship, as tensions in the Middle East sharply escalate.
Disability pensioners can now join Greece’s Farmer Registry
Greece’s Ministry of Rural Development opens the Farmer Registry to disability pensioners still actively working in agriculture, ending a longstanding exclusion.
Greece caps profit margins, cutting prices on 2,000 products
Greece’s Development Minister says profit margin caps have already cut prices on 2,000 products, with a national supermarket agreement now in the works.
Greece Launches €220M ESPA Funding for SMEs and Defense Tech
Greece announces three new ESPA funding programs worth €220M, targeting SMEs, large enterprises, and defense tech investments across the country.
Greece shapes EU Grids Package: energy security and interconnections take center stage
Greece shapes EU’s landmark Grids Package, securing three strategic energy projects and pushing for stronger European interconnections and energy security.
Halkidiki: 15,000+ counterfeit goods seized, fines exceed €220,000
Greek authorities seized over 15,000 counterfeit goods in Halkidiki and imposed fines exceeding €220,000 in a major crackdown on fake products.
Greece Permanently Establishes Personal Assistant Program for People with Disabilities
Greece launches public consultation on a landmark bill permanently establishing the Personal Assistant program and making Early Childhood Intervention universally accessible.
Skertsos on Greece’s government record: “Greece is changing and moving forward”
Greek Minister of State Akis Skertsos reviews 7 years of government achievements, outlining four goals for Greece’s political future and reform agenda.
Greece reaches for the stars: first Greek astronaut heading to space
Greek PM Mitsotakis celebrates a historic milestone as Adrianos Golemis prepares to become the first Greek astronaut to travel to space.
Tasoulas presents swords to new Greek Navy and Coast Guard ensigns (Photos)
Greek President Tasoulas presents ceremonial swords to newly commissioned Hellenic Navy and Coast Guard officers of the class of 2026.
Pierrakakis meets Hungary’s PM Magyar in Budapest
Greek Eurogroup President Pierrakakis meets Hungary’s PM Péter Magyar in Budapest, praising the country’s commitment to its European path.
Greek Police warn of fake website stealing personal and banking data
Greek Police warn of a fake website impersonating official services to steal personal and banking data through a traffic fine phishing scam.
Murder of Stavroula Leventaki: Post-mortem stab wounds and killer’s sick plan to frame someone else
Forensic results reveal shocking new details in the Stavroula Leventaki murder case, as the self-confessed killer’s plan to frame an innocent person unravels.
Fatal stabbing in Kallithea: Family of 15-year-old demands justice
The family of 15-year-old Paris, killed in a fatal Kallithea stabbing, vows legal action against all perpetrators and demands justice with no leniency.
15-Year-Old Stabbed in Kallithea: Knives, Brass Knuckles & Hooligan Gear Seized
Greek police seize knives, brass knuckles & hooligan gear after a 15-year-old was fatally stabbed in a gang brawl in Kallithea, Athens.
Hunger striker Aristotelis Chantzis hospitalized in Athens ICU
Hunger striker Aristotelis Chantzis is in Athens ICU amid conflicting reports about his condition, as the refugee housing dispute intensifies.
Vance: Watergate “wouldn’t dominate the news for more than 12 hours” today
VP JD Vance sparks controversy claiming Watergate “wouldn’t last 12 hours in today’s news cycle,” drawing sharp criticism from Democratic commentators.