JD Vance: UFOs aren’t aliens, they’re demon ships – VP’s take
US Vice President JD Vance claims UFOs are demons, not aliens, in shocking podcast interview revealing his Christian views on supernatural phenomena.
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Rubio on Iran: We prefer diplomacy, Iranian regime can never acquire nuclear weapons (Video)
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio warns Iran cannot acquire nuclear weapons while emphasizing America’s preference for diplomatic solutions over military action.
Holy Light: Israel develops special protocol for Easter ceremonies
Israel develops special protocol allowing Christian leaders to conduct Holy Week ceremonies and Holy Fire ritual amid regional security concerns.
White House celebrates Greek Independence Day with touching tribute
The White House shares exclusive video from Greek Independence Day celebration, featuring Trump’s toast and Archbishop Elpidoforos’ touching tribute to both nations.
US “flying radar” aircraft cut in half after Iran strike on Saudi base
Iran’s missile and drone strike on Saudi Arabia’s Prince Sultan Air Base destroyed a US Boeing E-3 Sentry surveillance aircraft, cutting it in half.
Guilfoyle: “US increases natural gas flows through Greece to Southeast Europe and Ukraine”
US Ambassador Guilfoyle announces increased LNG flows from America through Greece to Southeast Europe and Ukraine, boosting regional energy security.
Trump on Iran missile attack in Haifa: “Our response is coming soon”
Trump warns Iran of imminent US response after missile attack damages Israel’s largest oil refinery in Haifa, claiming regime change occurred in Tehran.
Alexis Tsipras launches two-front attack on Mitsotakis and PASOK
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras intensifies attacks on both ruling party and PASOK, signaling new political formation ahead of potential early elections.
Tax bill cuts penalties and introduces crypto controls
Greece introduces sweeping tax reforms with reduced penalties for VAT returns, strict cryptocurrency monitoring rules, and new cash payment limits over €500.
CrediaBank enters new growth phase with €300 million capital increase
CrediaBank announces major €300 million capital increase to accelerate growth in Greece and Malta, backed by three cornerstone investors totaling €110 million.
Greek foreign minister seeks to lift Iranian tanker ban at Strait of Hormuz
Greek Foreign Minister seeks diplomatic solution for trapped tankers in Strait of Hormuz while Iran grants Spain first EU passage permit amid rising tensions.
Jerusalem: Holy Fire ceremony in jeopardy amid Latin Patriarch blockade
Israeli police blocked Latin Patriarch from entering Church of Holy Sepulchre on Palm Sunday, sparking international condemnation and threatening Holy Fire ceremony.
Series of arson attacks hit Athens neighborhoods overnight
Three coordinated arson attacks targeted ATMs and vehicles across Athens neighborhoods overnight, prompting police to launch investigation into extremist violence.
Saint Mary of Egypt: The example of repentance at the end of Great Lent (Video)
As Great Lent approaches its conclusion, the Orthodox Church highlights the example of Saint Mary of Egypt, a figure who symbolizes the power of repentance and the possibility of changing one’s path in life. Saint…
US prepares ground operations in Iran as tensions escalate
US prepares ground operations lasting weeks in Iran while Tehran threatens American universities in Middle East in escalating regional crisis.
Fuel pass and farmer support measures head to Parliament Monday
Greece introduces 300 million euro fuel subsidies and farmer support package amid Middle East war impact. Parliament to vote on diesel subsidies and digital fuel cards.
Trump considers sending 10,000 more troops to Middle East
Trump weighs deploying 10,000 additional combat troops to Middle East as Pentagon develops scenarios for potential ground operation against Iran.
Vertical Corridor: Gas operators agree with EU Commission on annual pricing
Major breakthrough as gas operators reach deal with EU Commission on competitive annual pricing for the Vertical Corridor energy route serving Southeast Europe.
Weather: Storms and rain hit Athens as “Deborah” storm intensifies
Storm Deborah brings heavy rain and thunderstorms to Athens and Attica region, with meteorologists warning of intensifying weather through the weekend.
Greek FBI raids Athens brothels, makes 12 arrests
Greek FBI raids 6 Athens brothels, arrests 12 people including 11 women for seal violations. Four lacked legal residency documents in major anti-trafficking operation.