Municipal police fines create “noose” for citizens – Up to 24 installments
Greek municipalities send mass payment notices for old traffic fines, sparking citizen outrage. Many demand cancellation citing unfair procedures and delays.
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Athens murder: Third roommate sought in Ukrainian’s death
Police search for third Ukrainian roommate in Athens murder case as drug trafficking motive emerges in fatal apartment attack investigation.
Santorini tragedy: 5-year-old drowns in hotel pool after 30 minutes underwater
Tragic drowning accident in Santorini hotel pool claims life of 5-year-old Indian tourist. Three arrests made as authorities investigate safety violations.
Sister of murdered Patras woman: “No woman is alone, society is ready to listen”
Sister of murdered woman in Patras delivers powerful message about domestic violence, urging women to speak up as killer receives 18-year sentence.
Santorini tragedy: 4-year-old child drowns in hotel pool
Tragic drowning accident claims life of 4-year-old tourist child at Santorini hotel pool despite doctors’ desperate attempts to save the young victim.
Tsipras breaks silence: Left’s renewal, book revelations, political comeback
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras breaks his silence in first interview since Parliament resignation, revealing plans for Left renewal and teasing political comeback.
Double murder in Finikounda: Suspect’s route to Athens revealed
Greek police investigate double murder at Finikounda camping site as security cameras track suspect’s seven-hour escape route to Athens.
Wall Street Journal: Trump’s unorthodox but effective Gaza diplomacy
Wall Street Journal analyzes Trump’s unorthodox Gaza diplomacy strategy: declaring victory first, then forcing all parties to make it reality through public pressure.
Personal Number deadline: When does registration expire – Everything you need to know
Greek citizens have less than a month to register for their Personal Number before the November 5 deadline. Learn the complete process and requirements.
Inheritance laws change with new AAДЕ digital regulations
Greece’s tax authority introduces digital reforms for inheritance procedures, reducing bureaucracy and automatically updating registries for heirs.
Gaza ceasefire: Historic return of thousands of Palestinians as IDF withdraws – Where the Israel-Hamas deal could stumble
Historic Gaza ceasefire brings hope as thousands of Palestinians return home while Israel withdraws troops, but second phase challenges remain ahead.
Double murder in Finikounda: Suspect sought in Athens after camping owner and manager killed
Police hunt for suspect in Athens after double murder of camping site owner and manager in Greece. Victim’s will drafted days before killing may hold clues.
Tsipras’ first interview after resignation: My relationship with SYRIZA was a life bond, but it has closed
Former Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras gave an extensive interview to Efimerida ton Syntakton, where he speaks openly about his new phase after leaving Parliament, unfolds his political and personal stance, and describes his motives and…
Athens murder mystery: Polish suspect’s story full of holes
Police doubt Polish man’s story about deadly Athens apartment attack as evidence points to criminal activity and contradictory testimony.
Reflection AI: The Greek-rooted company magnetizing Silicon Valley
Greek-founded Reflection AI secures record $2B funding led by Nvidia, reaching $8B valuation and joining AI giants OpenAI and Anthropic in Silicon Valley’s elite.
SKY Express: Growth story with new Airbus A320neo, revenue surge and up to 40% discounts
SKY Express adds new Airbus A320neo to fleet, records 15% revenue growth and offers up to 40% discounts on European routes as Greece’s fastest-growing airline.
Joint bank accounts: Tax traps and risks you need to know
Joint bank accounts offer convenience but hide serious tax traps. Learn about risks, legal requirements, and how to avoid costly mistakes with family finances.
Greek supermarkets to display dual pricing with mandatory producer prices
Greek supermarkets must display dual pricing showing original producer costs alongside retail prices to combat unjustified increases affecting consumers.
Greece heating allowance 2025: Areas receiving up to €1,200
Greece’s heating allowance program offers €100-€1,200 subsidies to 1.2 million households, with mountainous areas receiving the highest amounts based on climate conditions.
Vehicle owners receive warnings: How violators will be notified
Greek authorities complete first cross-referenced vehicle inspections, sending over 200,000 notifications to owners of uninsured vehicles and unpaid fees.