Brussels spy thriller: Interpreter recorded Zelensky’s talks with EU leaders
Brussels spy thriller unfolds as interpreter allegedly records Zelensky’s confidential meetings with EU leaders for Russia’s benefit
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21-year-old woman fatally stabs 66-year-old man in Greece
A 21-year-old woman fatally stabbed a 66-year-old man in Kardamos, Rodopi, Greece, following an altercation. She fled but was later arrested for murder.
Ursula von der Leyen: €10 billion support and European fund for Ukraine
EU pledges €10 billion support for Ukraine recovery at Rome Conference, creating European reconstruction fund to mobilize private investments and rebuild infrastructure.
Rome: Ukraine recovery conference pledges over €10 billion in aid
Rome hosts Ukraine recovery conference with international participants pledging over €10 billion in aid for the war-torn nation’s reconstruction efforts.
China slams Trump’s 50% copper tariffs as “arbitrary” decision
China condemns Trump’s 50% copper tariffs as arbitrary, warning the decision serves no one’s interests as trade tensions escalate between the superpowers.
European Parliament rejects no-confidence motion against Ursula von der Leyen
European Parliament rejects no-confidence motion against Commission President Ursula von der Leyen with 360 votes against and 175 in favor out of 553 MEPs.
Emmanuel Macron hints at third presidential term bid in 2032
Emmanuel Macron hints at running for French presidency again in 2032, bypassing constitutional limits on consecutive terms while cooling relations with potential rival.
Greek chambers of commerce welcome government initiative on Swiss franc loans
Greek chambers of commerce support government’s new initiative to address the long-standing Swiss franc loan crisis affecting thousands of households and businesses.
Greece ends asylum grants, arrests all illegal immigrants
Greece implements stricter immigration measures, ending asylum grants and targeting illegal migrants as PM Mitsotakis announces crackdown on smuggling networks.
Greek agriculture agency OPEKEPE under second day of police investigation
Greek agriculture agency OPEKEPE faces second day of police raids as authorities investigate potential fraud in EU subsidies worth millions from 2019-2024.
Greek justice minister suspends Patras forensic service after baby murder case failures
Greece’s Justice Minister suspends Patras forensic service after failures in high-profile infant murder cases, announcing major reforms to prevent future scandals.
Citizens’ Group Issues Indirect Call to Samaras and Karamanlis
A group of 91 Greek citizens from academia and public life issue indirect call to former political leaders to lead country’s reconstruction efforts.
Exarchou (AKTOR): €1.48 billion revenue and €200 million operating profits forecast for 2025
AKTOR Group forecasts €1.48 billion revenue and €200 million operating profits for 2025, with major acquisitions planned by summer.
Nova: Oh! Jazz launches on EON platform from Wednesday July 9
Oh! Jazz music channel launches on Nova’s EON platform, featuring exclusive content from iconic jazz clubs worldwide and over 1,300 artists including Grammy winners.
Trump tariffs: What he achieved in the 90-day “freeze window,” close to EU deal
Trump’s 90-day tariff suspension window closes with only three trade deals completed. US and EU near agreement as new tariff rates take effect August 1st.
Texas floods: Fears of “heavier” death toll – Trump to visit state Friday
Texas authorities fear the death toll from devastating July 4th floods will rise beyond 110 as 173 people remain missing. Trump to visit Friday amid ongoing rescue efforts.
Red Sea: Greek armed guard from “Eternity C” found alive
Greek armed guard from ship “Eternity C” rescued alive after 48 hours in Red Sea following Houthi attack. Ten crew members still missing from sunken vessel.
Ukraine war: New Russian raids kill 3, injure 8 in Kyiv attack
Russia launches deadly drone attacks on Kyiv injuring 8, while bombing kills 3 in Konstantynivka as Ukraine war escalates with largest assault since 2022.
Greece has third most expensive gasoline in EU at €1.80 per liter
Greece ranks third for most expensive gasoline in EU at €1.80 per liter, with taxes comprising 59% of final price, while neighboring Bulgaria offers cheapest fuel.
Greece increases pensions by 10%: New calculation method from 2026
Greece announces 5-10% pension increases from 2026 with new wage-based calculation method replacing inflation-based system for future retirees.