Patras: Three minors released on conditions after brutal beating of 15-year-old
Three minors in Patras released on bail after brutal assault left 15-year-old with jaw and nasal fractures requiring surgery in Athens hospital.
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Digital tutoring platform launches live lessons for students
Greece’s Digital Tutoring Platform relaunches with live online lessons for university entrance exams, offering free access to quality education for all students.
Thessaloniki shock: 36-year-old charged with sexual harassment of four children aged 9 and 11
Police arrest 36-year-old Georgian man in Thessaloniki for allegedly sexually harassing four children aged 9-11 at elementary school playground.
Greek health minister: New hospital booking system adds 7 million appointments yearly
Greek Health Minister announces new hospital booking system adds 7 million yearly appointments, reducing wait times from months to days through centralized platform.
Zoe Konstantopoulou involved in car accident near Lavrio
Greek politician Zoe Konstantopoulou survives car accident near Lavrio after losing control of vehicle on Athens-Sounio highway early Saturday morning.
Palmos poll: New Democracy leads by 15+ points as voters question Mitsotakis’ tax relief measures
Latest Palmos poll shows New Democracy maintaining 15+ point lead despite lukewarm public response to Mitsotakis’ tax relief measures announced at Thessaloniki Fair.
Chevron to begin Greece energy exploration in 2-3 years
Chevron to start energy exploration off Crete in 2-3 years, strengthening Greece’s position as regional energy hub and sovereign rights.
PASOK brings amendment on servicers, funds and Swiss franc to Parliament
PASOK introduces parliamentary amendment targeting servicers and funds while launching nationwide campaign to promote policies presented at Thessaloniki Fair.
Karystianou party: How government views new political movement
Greek polls show double-digit support for potential Karystianou party as Tempe victim’s mother considers entering politics, threatening opposition fragmentation.
Androulakis on OPEKEPE investigation: Government orchestrated a cover-up charade
Greek opposition leader Androulakis slams government over OPEKEPE corruption probe, calling it a “charade” designed to cover up ministerial responsibilities.
Theodorikacos orders supermarket inspections over 1000 products
Greek Development Minister orders intensive supermarket inspections, demanding price cuts on 1,000 products amid consumer complaints and inflation concerns.
Maria Karystianou denies party formation rumors: “Fake news”
Maria Karystianou strongly denies rumors about forming a political party, calling them “fake news” while criticizing institutional collapse in Greece.
Prorata poll: New Democracy leads PASOK by 12 points amid potential new parties from Tsipras and Samaras
New Democracy maintains a commanding 12-point lead over PASOK in latest Greek poll, as voters weigh potential new parties from former leaders Tsipras and Samaras.
Strategic deal between government and industry for energy price control
Greek government and industry leaders reach strategic agreement on energy price controls and competitiveness measures in high-level meeting led by Deputy PM.
Trump-Musk handshake and brief chat at Charlie Kirk memorial
Trump and Musk were seen chatting at Charlie Kirk’s memorial, sparking speculation about a potential reconciliation between the former political allies.
Trump expected to link autism to Tylenol use during pregnancy
Trump administration expected to announce controversial link between autism and Tylenol use during pregnancy at White House event Monday.
Bloomberg: Russia’s secret plan for Moldova election interference
Bloomberg reveals Russia’s secret multidimensional strategy to interfere in Moldova’s Sunday elections, targeting pro-EU President Maia Sandu’s government.
AI job displacement: Which professions will disappear and workers at risk
Artificial intelligence threatens millions of jobs worldwide. Discover which professions face extinction and which remain safe from AI automation.
Cyberattack on European airports: Ransomware takes down check-in
Ransomware cyberattack hits major European airports including Heathrow, Brussels, and Berlin, disabling check-in systems and causing passenger chaos.
Netanyahu vows to continue Gaza war until all objectives achieved
Netanyahu declares Israel will continue Gaza military operations until all war objectives are met, vowing to secure future peace agreements in the region.