Trump says no to unfreezing Iran assets before nuclear deal
Trump refuses to unfreeze Iranian assets before nuclear deal, maintaining tough sanctions stance while demanding full transparency on Tehran’s nuclear program.
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Israel strikes Beirut killing two, claims “response” to rocket fire
Israel strikes Beirut’s Dahieh district killing two and wounding 11, claiming response to Hezbollah rocket fire as ceasefire agreement collapses.
Zelensky asked Abramovich to broker Putin meeting, FT reports
Zelensky used oligarch Roman Abramovich as intermediary to send personal message to Putin seeking dialogue, but Russian president rejected meeting proposal.
Israel hits back at Turkish minister’s dream to govern Jerusalem
Israel’s Foreign Minister fires back at Turkish Interior Minister’s claim that he dreams of becoming Jerusalem governor, calling it delusional Ottoman fantasy.
Euboea earthquake: “The area has produced similar quakes – We can’t say if this was the main one”
Strong earthquakes hit Euboea, Greece, with the largest measuring 5.2 on the Richter scale. Expert warns more tremors possible as situation develops.
Earthquake swarm hits Evia: Experts reassure “no cause for concern”
Seismology experts reassure Greek citizens after earthquake swarm hits Evia island, with tremors reaching 5.2 magnitude but no major damage expected.
Powerful 5.2 earthquake rocks northern Evia: Residents flee as tremors shake Greece
A powerful 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck northern Evia, Greece, causing panic and property damage as residents fled to the streets for safety.
Cabinet reshuffle with domino effects: Who’s locked in for government and Maximos – Top scenarios after Kyranakis move
Greek PM Mitsotakis prepares major cabinet reshuffle following Kyranakis appointment, with key ministry changes expected Thursday.
Toledo festival shooting: 12 wounded in Ohio attack, gunmen remain at large
Twelve people wounded in shooting at Toledo festival in Ohio. Two victims critical, multiple gunmen at large. Police investigating mass shooting incident.
Pope Leo XIV calls on world leaders to stop dividing voters
Pope Leo XIV urges world leaders to end divisive politics during Spain visit, addressing polarization and meeting with migrants while competing with Bad Bunny for attention.
Center-left at critical crossroads: Tsipras’ rise pushes PASOK to third place
Greek center-left faces upheaval as Alexis Tsipras’ new party gains momentum, pushing PASOK to third place while SYRIZA and New Left struggle for survival.
Femicide in Greece: Confessed killer’s contradictory testimony revealed
Greek femicide case reveals shocking contradictions as confessed killer’s testimony crumbles under evidence, exposing domestic violence and premeditated murder.
Major corruption ring exposed in Athens planning offices
Major corruption network exposed in Athens planning offices with bribes up to €30,000. Six arrested in organized crime investigation targeting illegal permits.
Alert in Crete: Operation ODIN, Palestinian terror plot against Israeli targets
Greek authorities arrest Palestinian Hamas member in Crete over terror plot targeting Israeli cruise ship, linked to Cyprus investigation.
ECB prepares new interest rate hike amid low savings returns
ECB prepares new interest rate hike amid geopolitical tensions and inflation fears, while Greek banks maintain high profit margins but savers see low returns.
German citizen arrested for espionage at Crete airport
German citizen arrested at Chania Airport for allegedly photographing military aircraft and facilities in suspected espionage operation in Crete.
Edi Rama on Albania protests: Images are deepfake – No project exists yet
Albanian PM Edi Rama claims protest images against Kushner’s tourism investment are deepfake manipulations, insisting no actual project exists yet.
Relief for thousands of insured: Pension “window” even with debts over €30,000 to EFKA
Council of State ruling allows thousands of Greek pensioners with EFKA debts over €30,000 to finally retire, opening new pension pathways for debt-burdened workers.
Rama on Trump’s son-in-law resort in Albania: “If it wasn’t Jared, they wouldn’t care”
Albanian PM Edi Rama defends Jared Kushner’s controversial luxury resort project, claiming critics only care because of Trump family ties.
Mitsotakis: Bold but necessary constitutional reform proposals
Greek PM Mitsotakis unveils bold constitutional reform proposals for 2030, highlights economic progress as Greece exits EU macroeconomic imbalances list.