Iran replaces air defense systems damaged in Israeli strikes
Iran has replaced air defense systems damaged in June Israeli strikes, according to military officials, as nuclear negotiations remain stalled following the conflict.
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How prosecutors handle Roma criminals: Overwhelming percentages in Greek communities
Investigation reveals alarming statistics about Roma crime rates in Greek communities, with some areas showing over 90% of reported offenders belonging to Roma population.
Movie-style police chase from Menidi to Patisia ends with gunfire
High-speed police chase through Athens ends dramatically as officer fires shots to stop stolen vehicle after dangerous pursuit from Menidi to Patisia.
Fire Service: 34 agricultural and forest fires in past 24 hours
Greece battles 34 agricultural and forest fires in 24 hours as Fire Service brings 31 under control while three blazes remain active across the country.
Luna Park owner convicted in teen’s death gets new license
Convicted luna park owner gets new license just 18 days after teen’s death verdict. Legal loopholes allow operation despite public outrage and safety concerns.
Tax penalty reduction up to 50%: New opportunity for taxpayers
Greek tax authority offers up to 50% penalty reductions for taxpayers accepting audit results immediately, streamlining collection and reducing court disputes.
Vietnam: 38 dead as tourist boat capsizes in Ha Long Bay
Tourist boat tragedy in Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay leaves 38 dead as rescue operations continue amid severe weather conditions caused by approaching Typhoon Wipha.
Athens Stock Exchange: Global champion of returns in 2025
Athens Stock Exchange leads global markets in 2025 with 34.86% gains, outperforming major European and US indices as international investors target Greece.
247 migrants from Libya transferred from Crete to Lavrio detention
Greek authorities transfer 247 migrants who entered illegally from Libya to detention centers under new asylum suspension laws.
State machinery on high alert for incoming heatwave: Emergency measures activated
Greece activates emergency measures as extreme heatwave approaches. State machinery on high alert with temperatures expected to exceed 41°C across mainland areas.
Libya’s double-speak bears Turkish seal as Greece faces new challenges
Greece faces new challenges as Libya’s diplomatic double-speak reflects Turkish influence, threatening maritime sovereignty and energy exploration south of Crete.
ECB expected to hold interest rates steady Thursday amid Trump tariff uncertainty
ECB likely to pause rate cuts Thursday as Trump’s 30% tariff threat creates uncertainty, though officials favor steady policy amid eurozone inflation at 2% target.
The “sleeping prince” who passed quietly: 20 years of fighting for life
Saudi Prince Al-Waleed bin Khaled, the “Sleeping Prince,” dies at 36 after 20 years in coma following 2005 London car accident. His story captivated the world.
Heat wave protection guide: What heart patients and vulnerable groups need to know
Essential heat wave protection guidelines for vulnerable groups including heart patients, elderly, and children. Expert medical advice on prevention and emergency care.
Mitsotakis: From kidsWallet to 1566 – Youth, health and fire protection initiatives
Greek PM Mitsotakis announces major initiatives: KidsWallet digital protection, new health helpline 1566, fire service upgrades, and youth rehabilitation programs.
Sklavenitis: Why the retail family became shareholder in Premia
Major Greek retail family Sklavenitis becomes shareholder in listed real estate company Premia Properties, signaling strategic expansion into property investments.
Vietnam tragedy: 27 killed in tourist boat capsizing in Halong Bay
Tourist boat capsizes in Vietnam’s Halong Bay during severe storm, killing 27 people including 8 children. Rescue operations continue searching for survivors.
EU backs Syria-Israel ceasefire and calls for peaceful transition
European Union officially welcomes Syria-Israel ceasefire mediated by US, calls for peaceful transition and protection of all civilians without discrimination.
Ahmad al-Sharaa: Syria’s president pledges minority protection after Sweida ceasefire
Syria’s transitional president Ahmad al-Sharaa pledges minority protection following deadly Sweida clashes that killed 940 people, as US-brokered ceasefire takes effect.
Erdogan to visit occupied Cyprus on 51st anniversary of invasion
Turkish President Erdogan announces controversial visit to occupied Cyprus territories on the 51st anniversary of Turkey’s 1974 invasion of the island.