France on the brink of government collapse as IMF warning sounds
France faces political crisis as PM Bayrou seeks confidence vote for €40bn budget cuts. Opposition unites against government amid economic turmoil and rising bond yields.
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Alexandra Nikolaidou funeral: Final farewell after cancer battle
Alexandra Nikolaidou, partner of Demis Nikolaidis, was laid to rest after losing her courageous battle with cancer at just 41 years old.
Novacinema: Captivating September with major premieres and tributes
Nova’s September lineup delivers major premieres including Kraven: The Hunter and Maria, plus Colin Firth’s new series Lockerbie and Venice Film Festival tributes.
Minimum wage rises to €910: Major boost for 600,000 workers
Greece’s minimum wage will rise to €910 from April 2026, benefiting 600,000 workers while restoring seniority increments that could boost wages by up to 30%.
Vehicle registration fees: Which vehicles are exempt – New ministerial decision
New Greek ministerial decision specifies which public benefit organization vehicles qualify for registration fee exemptions, targeting charitable and social services.
September 2025 pensions in Greece: Payment dates announced
Greece announces September 2025 pension payments totaling €2.44 billion for over 4.3 million beneficiaries, scheduled from August 25-29, 2025.
New labor reform bill: Working hours, hiring, and leave changes explained
Greece’s new labor reform bill introduces major changes to working hours, hiring processes, and employee benefits while maintaining worker protections and rights.
Turkey: Transport minister fined for driving 225 km/h (Video)
Turkey’s Transport Minister fined for posting video of himself driving 225 km/h on highway, nearly double the legal limit. Social media backlash forces apology.
Australia: Sole survivor of deadly mushroom poisoning speaks out
Sole survivor of Australia’s deadly mushroom poisoning case gives emotional testimony, describing how he feels “half-alive” after losing his wife and closest friends.
Israel: Reuters and AP express grief over death of staff in Gaza strike
Reuters and Associated Press mourn the loss of journalists killed in Israeli strikes on Gaza hospital, highlighting growing dangers facing media workers.
Michigan man wins $250 in lottery, walks away with over $600,000
Michigan man turns $30 lottery ticket into $714,891 jackpot after reinvesting his initial $300 win. Lucky player plans to pay bills and kids’ college costs.
Halit Yukay: Turkish businessman who drowned sailing to Mykonos
Turkish businessman Halit Yukay’s body found after 19-day search following yacht accident en route to Mykonos. Investigation underway into deadly collision.
Athens knife robber caught on camera in shocking store raids
Athens police arrest 24-year-old Greek national caught on camera during violent knife robberies at multiple stores, stealing 700 euros in shocking crime spree.
Volos femicide suspect: “I didn’t plan to kill her, just scare her”
40-year-old man who killed his wife in Volos claims he only wanted to scare her. Daughter’s shocking testimony reveals pathological jealousy led to murder.
Rack Railway rescue operation saves 38 stranded passengers
Emergency rescue operation saves 38 passengers stranded on Greek rack railway after train breakdown near Kalavryta. Special forces deployed for mountain rescue.
Paxos: 4-year-old Amelia’s funeral on her birthday Tuesday
Tragic drowning of 4-year-old Amelia in Paxos pool. Parents released with travel restrictions. Funeral scheduled on what would have been her birthday.
Irini Mourtzoukou: Shocking revelation from her lawyer – “She will identify person involved in Panagiotakis’ death”
Serial killer Irini Mourtzoukou’s lawyer reveals she will identify another person involved in child’s death, promising shocking new developments in the case.
Plevris: Our islands will not accept burden from anywhere
Greek Migration Minister Plevris visits Lesbos, promising no additional migration burden on Eastern Aegean islands while addressing local community concerns.
Marinakis rules out 13th salary and pension bonuses: “We want tax cuts”
Greek government spokesman rules out 13th salary bonuses for public workers, citing 1.5 billion euro cost as funds redirect to tax cuts and broader measures.
Greece will not allow violation of sovereign rights, warns minister
Greek Foreign Minister warns Turkey and Libya that Greece will not tolerate violations of its sovereign rights amid territorial disputes in the Mediterranean.