Fatal motorcycle crash in Aigaleo kills 46-year-old rider on Kifissos Avenue
A 46-year-old motorcyclist was killed late at night after losing control and crashing into guardrails on Kifissos Avenue in Aigaleo, Athens.
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JD Vance’s Switzerland trip postponed amid Iran nuclear deal uncertainty
JD Vance’s Switzerland trip is postponed as US-Iran nuclear deal talks hit a scheduling snag, leaving the next phase of negotiations uncertain.
Anna Diamantopoulou Sparks Crisis in Greece’s Center-Left
Anna Diamantopoulou’s pro-government remarks ignite a crisis inside PASOK, as Tsipras’s ELAS brands her a “Trojan horse” and Doukas plots his exit.
Stavroula Leventaki disappearance: “An unprecedented case — I won’t be surprised if there are surprises”
A private investigator calls the Stavroula Leventaki disappearance in Chania “unprecedented,” warning that surprising new developments may still emerge.
3-year-old thrown into crocodile enclosure at UK zoo — suspect arrested for attempted murder
A 3-year-old boy is fighting for his life after being thrown into a crocodile enclosure at a UK zoo. A 30-year-old man has been arrested for attempted murder.
Iran naval blockade lifted: ports reopen after US-Iran deal
Iran’s naval blockade has been lifted following a landmark US-Iran deal, reopening ports and restoring oil flow through the Strait of Hormuz.
“Words Are Not Enough”: Lavrov Issues Furious Ultimatum After Ukraine Strikes Moscow Oil Refinery
Ukraine strikes Moscow oil refinery with 200 drones as Lavrov vows massive retaliation and Zelensky warns “if Ukraine burns, Moscow burns too.”
Rare hawksbill sea turtle found hung as “decoration” outside Greek home
A critically endangered hawksbill sea turtle was found hanging as a “decoration” outside a home on the Greek island of Paros, sparking criminal charges.
Kozani: Controlled demolition of three giant DEI excavators at Mavropigi mine (Video)
Greece’s Public Power Corporation demolishes three massive bucket-wheel excavators at Kozani’s Mavropigi mine in a spectacular controlled explosion.
Sheep pox outbreak in Zacharo, Greece: 95 animals infected
A new sheep and goat pox outbreak has been confirmed in Zacharo, Greece, with 95 animals infected and culling operations set to begin.
Mitsotakis in Brussels: Oil price cuts must reach the pump immediately
Greek PM Mitsotakis calls for immediate fuel price relief at the pump and flags freedom of navigation in the Strait of Hormuz as Europe’s top priority.
Greece Invests €286M in Research by 2028, Creating 20,000 Jobs
Greece pledges €286M for research through 2028, with 20,000 high-skilled jobs created and a bold push to reverse brain drain.
Greece and Hungary turn a new page: Mitsotakis meets Orbán’s successor
Greek PM Mitsotakis meets Hungary’s new leader Péter Magyar at the EPP Summit, signaling a fresh start in Greek-Hungarian and EU-Hungary relations.
Androulakis urges Mitsotakis to secure EU Council condemnation of Turkey
Greek opposition leader Androulakis calls on PM Mitsotakis to push for an EU Council condemnation of Turkey’s controversial “Blue Homeland” doctrine.
Greece’s New Support Bill: Key Measures Explained
Greece’s Finance Ministry tables a sweeping support bill covering energy relief, pension boosts, rent rebates, and debt restructuring reforms worth €800 million.
Pierrakakis: Europe needs more investment — European savings can be part of the answer
Greek Finance Minister Pierrakakis calls on Europe to unlock €10 trillion in private savings to drive investment, growth, and long-term economic resilience.
4th Effective Dialogue Conference: Disruption or Destruction?
The 4th Effective Dialogue Conference 2026 tackles AI, climate change & global instability — exploring the fine line between disruption and destruction.
Next-gen telemedicine: bringing doctors to every corner of Greece
EmergencyHelp unveils TytoCare telemedicine at BEYOND 2026, bringing real-time remote healthcare to underserved and rural communities across Greece.
S&P Global Ratings upgrades PPC to BB with stable outlook
S&P Global upgrades PPC’s credit rating to BB with stable outlook, backed by a bold €24 billion investment plan in renewables and data centers.
Greece’s public debt reaches €406.1 billion in 2025
Greece’s public debt rose to €406.1 billion in 2025, while the debt-to-GDP ratio continued its steady decline, falling to 146% from 209% in 2020.