Greece weather forecast: Warm spell ahead with no major heatwave in sight
Greece braces for weeks of sustained warmth, but meteorologist Thodoris Kolydas says no major heatwave is expected through late June.
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Famellos vs. Polakis: “I won’t allow blackmail and internal divisions”
SYRIZA leader Famellos slams Polakis for stoking internal divisions, defends Central Committee decisions and vows to block “blackmail ultimatums.”
Femicide in Drama: Forensic exam reveals wife stabbed 7 times by police officer husband
Greek forensic exam reveals a police officer stabbed his wife 7 times in the back and sides in a femicide case in Drama, Greece.
California tragedy: Eight killed in B-52 bomber crash at air force base
Eight Air Force crew members were killed when a B-52 Stratofortress crashed shortly after takeoff from Edwards Air Force Base in California.
Femicide in Drama: Unanswered questions in the killing of a female police officer
A female police officer was stabbed to death by her officer husband in Drama, Greece, leaving two children orphaned and raising urgent questions about missed warning signs.
Greece summer 2026: hotter temperatures and rising wildfire risk
Greece’s summer 2026 forecast: above-normal temperatures and elevated wildfire risk due to spring rainfall boosting vegetation growth.
Greece’s fiscal roadmap to 2030: 3.2% surpluses, 2% growth, and Brussels negotiations
Greece’s fiscal roadmap to 2030 targets 3.2% surpluses and 2% growth, as Athens negotiates more spending room with Brussels under strict EU rules.
Greece Opens Diplomatic Channel With Saddam Haftar Amid Libya Crisis
Greece opens diplomatic talks with Saddam Haftar on migration, EEZ rights, and Libya’s future stability amid ongoing civil conflict.
Tsipras launches political comeback with power message and sharp attack on Mitsotakis
Tsipras relaunches political campaign in Nikaia with a power bid, slamming Mitsotakis over corruption, the Predator scandal, and the cost-of-living crisis.
University entrance scores 2026: Fewer top students, law schools drop
University entrance trends shift as AI reshapes career choices. Psychology rises while law schools see declining admission scores amid technology boom.
Iran seeks UN Security Council approval for final US agreement
Iran’s Foreign Ministry announces it will seek UN Security Council ratification for its final nuclear agreement with the US, demanding guarantees and compensation.
Mitsotakis-Haftar meeting focuses on migration, economy and maritime zones
Greek PM Mitsotakis meets with Libyan military leader Saddam Haftar to discuss migration, economic cooperation, and maritime zone agreements that could nullify Turkey.
Netanyahu vs Trump: Iran deal strains US-Israel relations
Netanyahu and Trump clash over US-Iran agreement as Israel refuses to be bound by ceasefire terms, creating unprecedented strain in US-Israel relations.
Trump arrives in Geneva for G7 Summit – Iran deal on the table
Trump arrives in Geneva for crucial G7 summit where Iran nuclear deal takes center stage. Private talks with Macron scheduled amid ongoing diplomatic tensions.
Greek Watergate bears Mitsotakis signature, opposition claims
Greek opposition claims Mitsotakis government behind illegal Predator spyware procurement in what they call “Greek Watergate” following new evidence from ministry investigation.
Chevron completes approvals for Kyparissiakos Gulf Block 10 entry
Major energy breakthrough as Chevron completes regulatory approvals to enter Greece’s Block 10 offshore concession in the Kyparissiakos Gulf, strengthening regional energy security.
Strait of Hormuz: The nightmare scenario of permanent tolls – How it will affect oil and LNG
Iran may impose permanent tolls on oil tankers passing through the Strait of Hormuz, potentially adding $1 per barrel to global oil prices and reshaping energy markets.
19-year-old dies in amusement park accident in Greece: Father vows to continue legal battle
Father of 19-year-old killed in Greek amusement park accident vows to continue legal battle after four defendants receive prison sentences for fatal ride malfunction.
Personal allowance: €300 cap becomes “red flag” for public sector
Greek public sector employees protest €300 monthly cap on personal allowances, demanding equal pay treatment and elimination of salary inequalities in government.
Greece and Cyprus emerge as core partners in new energy alliance with US and Israel
Greece and Cyprus emerge as key strategic partners in new 3+1 energy alliance with US and Israel, reshaping Eastern Mediterranean geopolitics and energy security.