New Democracy MPs face tough re-election battle as polls drop
New Democracy MPs across Greece face re-election anxiety as party polls below 30%, threatening to slash the 158 parliamentary seats won in 2023 elections.
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Tsipras strikes back after Le Monde interview: “Widespread corruption has returned”
Former Greek PM Tsipras responds to government criticism after Le Monde interview, claiming widespread corruption has returned under current leadership.
Mitsotakis TikTok video: “Our public schools are changing”
Greek PM announces major school infrastructure upgrades via TikTok, revealing plans to expand renovation program affecting 431 schools nationwide.
Novasports: Basketball extravaganza with all 42nd FIBA EuroBasket 2025 games and Greece’s beloved national team
The major European basketball showdown is here and will be decided on Novasports! Basketball fans will have the opportunity to enjoy on Nova’s sports channels from August 27 to September 14 all the games of…
Marinakis to parapolitika.gr: Major part of Mitsotakis’ announcements at TIF will focus on demographics
Government spokesperson reveals that Prime Minister Mitsotakis will focus heavily on family support and demographic solutions at upcoming trade fair announcements.
Crete-Attica electrical interconnection: Europe’s largest energy transfer project nears completion
Greece’s largest energy project nears completion as Crete-Attica electrical interconnection enters final phase, ending island’s reliance on polluting power plants.
EFKA chief: No changes to retirement age limits planned
EFKA director confirms no retirement age changes planned while announcing major digitization projects to be completed by 2026, improving services for pensioners.
Greek govt announces direct tax cuts at Thessaloniki Fair
Greek Deputy PM Kostis Hatzidakis announces direct tax cuts for middle class at Thessaloniki Fair, citing economic surpluses and strong growth performance.
Dimitris Konstantaras funeral Wednesday at Athens cemetery
Veteran Greek journalist Dimitris Konstantaras, son of actor Lambros Konstantaras, will be laid to rest Wednesday at Athens First Cemetery after passing away at 79.
Epstein case: Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir to ignite new controversies with Prince Andrew revelations
Virginia Giuffre’s posthumous memoir reveals shocking new details about Jeffrey Epstein case and Prince Andrew, set for October release.
Femicide in Volos: Autopsy reveals fatal chest wound from knife
Autopsy reveals 36-year-old woman in Volos died from fatal chest wound inflicted by husband with knife-like tool in front of their four children.
Souvlaki prices reach luxury levels in Crete – up to 7 euros
Greek street food staple souvlaki becomes luxury item in Crete with prices reaching 7 euros, far from the days when wraps cost just 2.50 euros.
Zelensky’s Independence Day message: “Ukraine hasn’t won yet, but certainly hasn’t lost”
Ukrainian President Zelensky delivers defiant Independence Day message, declaring Ukraine “hasn’t won yet, but certainly hasn’t lost” amid ongoing conflict.
Digital work card reveals explosive 1,105% overtime increase
Greece’s digital work card exposes massive 1,105% overtime surge and widespread labor violations, revealing hidden workplace reality across tourism and retail.
Gianna Hormova: “Vulnerable groups are DYPA’s priority”
First female DYPA director Gianna Hormova outlines ambitious employment programs targeting vulnerable groups, with new subsidized initiatives coming soon.
Housing program from unclaimed inheritances for vulnerable families
Greece introduces revolutionary housing program using unclaimed inheritances to provide homes for vulnerable families without taxpayer burden.
Power theft crackdown: Higher fines from energy authority hit homes and businesses – New criminal penalties coming this fall
Greece’s energy authority increases power theft fines by 5% starting July 2025, with households paying up to 49 cents per kWh and businesses facing even higher penalties.
Asset Declaration 2025: Key changes and what you need to know
Greece’s 2025 asset declaration process introduces automatic bank data extraction but comes with new compliance challenges and potential penalties for errors.
September 2025 pension payments: When do disbursements begin
Greece’s September 2025 pension payments begin this week with funds available from August 25. Two-phase disbursement starts Tuesday for non-salaried workers.
Trump’s Arctic gambit: Ukraine war negotiations reshape global power
Trump reshapes global politics through Ukraine peace negotiations and Arctic strategy, sidelining Europe while pursuing direct talks between Putin and Zelensky.