Maria Karystianou’s party slams Athens Bar Association over event cancellation
Maria Karystianou’s party condemns Athens Bar Association for canceling “Hope for Justice” event hours before start, citing political interference and silencing.
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New deputy finance minister takes charge of Greek tax policy
At the Ministry of Finance, where Georgios Kotsiras was waiting for him, arrived after his swearing-in ceremony as the new Deputy Minister of Finance responsible for tax policy, Dimitris Markopoulos. The new deputy minister had…
Markopoulos: “Building political barrier against opposition under PM leadership”
New Greek Deputy Finance Minister vows to defend government’s tax reduction policies and build “political barrier” against opposition criticism.
Greek PM Mitsotakis visits Rhodes to meet tourism leaders
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis visits Rhodes to meet tourism stakeholders and citizens, marking his first trip to the island since April 2024.
Bloomberg: US-Iran deal expected before G7 summit – Geneva talks
US and Iran move closer to historic peace deal ahead of G7 summit, with Geneva talks on 14-point agreement addressing Middle East crisis and nuclear issues.
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew calls for world peace from Imvros
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew delivers powerful peace message from Imvros, calling for end to conflicts in Ukraine and Middle East during historic celebration.
WHO on Ebola: “Many blind spots remain – Full scale of spread in DR Congo unknown”
WHO officials express serious concerns about Ebola outbreak in DR Congo, warning of unexplored hotspots that make determining the true scale of spread impossible.
“Dishonest Iranians”: Trump claims fraud over leaked ceasefire terms
Trump denounces Iran over leaked ceasefire terms, calling them “dishonest” and claiming the leaked details differ from what was actually agreed upon in writing.
Netanyahu: “As long as I’m PM, Iran will not acquire nuclear weapons”
Netanyahu vows Iran will never acquire nuclear weapons under his leadership as reports emerge of potential US-Iran agreement ahead of G7 Summit.
Tax refunds: 130,000 taxpayers haven’t received €190 million
Over €190 million in tax refunds remain frozen due to incomplete taxpayer documentation, affecting 130,000 beneficiaries as Greek authorities prioritize clearing backlogs.
SYRIZA civil war over Tsipras: Polakis, Pappas and Dourou challenge Famellos
Internal SYRIZA conflict intensifies as minority faction leaders challenge party president over support for Tsipras’s new political movement ahead of upcoming elections.
How drones become a “trojan horse” for prisons: New aerial threat
Drones are becoming a growing security threat for prisons worldwide, with Greece recording its fifth contraband smuggling attempt via drone this year.
“Blue Homeland”: Why Turkey escalates tensions with Greece again
Greek-Turkish relations remain tense as Turkey’s “Blue Homeland” bill threatens Aegean stability, despite diplomatic efforts to maintain calm waters between neighbors.
Alexis Tsipras announces shadow cabinet with new faces
Alexis Tsipras prepares shadow cabinet with fresh faces, sidelining former ministers as SYRIZA reshapes its image for political comeback.
Mitsotakis hits back at Samaras and Karamanlis over foreign policy
Greek PM Mitsotakis defends foreign policy against criticism from former PMs Samaras and Karamanlis, claiming he’s the only leader to confront Erdogan on casus belli.
James Dalamagkas: Disguised as priest, fled Australia with fake passport
Fugitive James Dalamagkas escaped Australia in 1999 disguised as a priest using a fake passport after being charged with murder in Sydney.
“We are surprised by Trump’s announcement”: Israeli officials react to US president’s Iran deal claims
Israeli officials express surprise at Trump’s claims of near-complete Iran deal, saying they haven’t been informed and await Iranian response to verify accuracy.
Greek academics urge Amazon to restore Greek language support
Greek academics worldwide petition Amazon to restore Greek language support on Kindle Direct Publishing, citing cultural heritage and democratic values at stake.
Pierrakakis from Eurogroup: Uncertainty has costs – Fiscal coordination essential in Eurozone
Eurogroup President Pierrakakis stresses fiscal coordination importance, noting uncertainty costs as EU ministers discuss energy security and economic challenges.
Bank of Greece: Commercial property prices rise 5.1% in 2025
Greek commercial real estate shows strong growth with 5.1% price increase in 2025, led by Athens office market surge of 7%, Bank of Greece reports.