PKK spokesperson: Fighters to begin weapons surrender July 11
PKK announces fighters will surrender weapons July 11 in Iraq following imprisoned leader Abdullah Ocalan’s call to end armed struggle against Turkey.
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Copernicus: June 2025 breaks temperature records as hottest month ever recorded in Western Europe
June 2025 breaks temperature records as Western Europe’s hottest month ever, with extreme heat waves reaching 48°C and marking the third consecutive year of historic highs.
Irini Mourtzoukou: The shocking confession of the 25-year-old
Young woman confesses to murdering multiple children including her sister and own daughters in shocking interrogation that lasted three hours in Greece.
Konstantinos Tzavellas: Message from Greece’s new Supreme Court prosecutor
Greece’s new Supreme Court prosecutor Konstantinos Tzavellas emphasizes his commitment to justice and integrity in his inaugural message to prosecutors nationwide.
Fire breaks out in Larissa: Low vegetation burning in Cheimadi area
Fire emergency in Larissa as wildfire breaks out in Cheimadi area. 30 firefighters, ground teams, vehicles and aircraft deployed to battle the blaze.
Tax return extension 2025: Request for deadline extension to July 30 and official response
Greece’s tax professionals request extension of 2025 tax return deadline to July 30 due to system malfunctions, but Finance Ministry maintains July 15 cutoff.
UBS: Greek banks expected to deliver another strong quarter
UBS forecasts another strong quarter for Greek banks, driven by robust corporate lending growth and Europe’s highest credit expansion rate at 6.8% annually.
Inflation rises to 2.8% in June 2025 in Greece
Greece’s inflation rate climbed to 2.8% in June 2025, up from 2.5% in May, driven by housing costs, hospitality services, and clothing prices.
DEI blue celebrates four years driving electric mobility future
DEI blue celebrates four years of electric mobility leadership, operating Greece’s largest charging network with 2,800+ points and expanding into Romania.
Alexis Tsipras reflects on institute’s first year: “We continue”
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras celebrates first anniversary of his political institute with major conferences, international awards, and policy initiatives.
Greek-owned ship Eternity C sinks in Red Sea after Houthi attack
Greek-owned cargo ship Eternity C sinks in Red Sea after deadly Houthi attack kills at least four crew members, marking first fatalities since June 2024.
European Commission hardens stance on Libya and African countries over migration control
European Commission threatens to cut aid to African countries that fail to control migration flows, marking a significant shift in EU development policy.
Houthis release crew of second hijacked ship after deadly attack
Houthis release crew of second hijacked ship after deadly Red Sea attack that killed four people, as naval security recommends avoiding the war zone.
Tsiaras: Greek FBI presence at OPEKEPE aims to gather data for audits
Greek Minister confirms police audits at OPEKEPE agricultural agency amid EU fine controversy. Tsiaras clarifies administrative penalty separate from criminal case.
Railway safety bill submitted to Parliament: New reforms for Greece
Greece submits comprehensive railway safety bill to Parliament, introducing unified supervision centers, mandatory safety equipment, and stricter personnel evaluation.
Gerapetritis on Libya diplomatic incident: “It was EU organizational failure, not organized by Greece”
Greece’s Foreign Minister attributes Libya diplomatic incident to EU organizational failure, rejects opposition criticism while defending migration policy.
Greece weather alert: Strong winds follow extreme heatwave
Greece faces extreme weather shift as temperatures hit 41°C before strong winds arrive. Emergency worker protection measures active across the country.
Irini Mourtzoukou confesses to murdering four infants
Greek woman Irini Mourtzoukou confesses to murdering four infants including her own children after forensic evidence revealed asphyxial death patterns.
Greek FBI raids OPEKEPE headquarters in subsidy fraud probe
Greek authorities raid OPEKEPE headquarters to investigate illegal subsidy fraud, seizing computers and files in major financial crimes probe.
90,000 Greek retirees to receive back payments up to €8,500
Greek pension fund EFKA to pay back payments up to €8,500 to 90,000 retirees across three categories by September, providing significant financial relief.