Shock in central Athens: Two injured by falling tree
Breaking news from Athens as two people are injured when a tree falls in the city center, causing shock among residents and passersby.
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Cyberattack hits major European airports: disruptions in Brussels, London, Berlin
Major European airports including Heathrow, Brussels, and Berlin face massive disruptions from cyberattack targeting IT systems, causing flight delays and cancellations.
Tempe tragedy: Father on 6th day of hunger strike demands justice
Father of Tempe train crash victim enters 6th day of hunger strike outside Greek Parliament, demanding justice and answers about his son’s death after two years.
Mitsotakis’ strategy amid OPEKEPE scandal and party tensions
Greek PM Mitsotakis faces internal party tensions and corruption scandal fallout while navigating political challenges from former allies Samaras and Tsipras.
Housing crisis: Property prices rise again as Airbnb permits face new restrictions
Greek property prices surge 7.3% as government extends Airbnb permit bans to five more regions including Thessaloniki, Santorini amid deepening housing crisis.
“Putting construction waste in its place”: ANAKEM’s dynamic presence at Thessaloniki’s 89th International Fair
ANAKEM showcases innovative construction waste management solutions at Greece’s premier trade fair, promoting environmental sustainability and circular economy.
New iPhone 17 and iPhone Air: Available at COSMOTE TELEKOM and GERMANOS
Apple’s latest iPhone 17 series and ultra-thin iPhone Air now available in Greece at COSMOTE and GERMANOS with flexible payment options and 5G+ support.
Aegean Airlines breaks profit records, expands to India in 2026
Aegean Airlines doubles profits to €47.9M despite Middle East challenges, announces ambitious India expansion plan for 2026 with new ultra-long range aircraft.
COSMOTE HISTORY HD launches new season with 14 documentaries
COSMOTE HISTORY HD launches new season with 14 documentary productions exploring Greek history, culture and ancient mysteries through modern cinematography.
Monthly VAT returns become mandatory for more businesses from October 1
Greece expands mandatory monthly VAT returns to more businesses from October 1st as part of efforts to enhance tax transparency and reduce evasion.
Property prices soar for older homes in Greece as buyers shift focus
Greek property prices surge 7.3% in Q2 2025, with older homes outpacing new builds as buyers shift focus to more affordable housing options over five years old.
Pierrakakis announces digital platform to track tax relief benefits
Greece’s Finance Minister announces digital platform allowing citizens to track benefits from new tax relief measures, launching within 15 days.
Payment schedule e-EFKA and DYPA: September 22-26 disbursements
Greece’s Ministry of Labor announces €1.26 billion in payments to 2.5 million beneficiaries through e-EFKA pensions and DYPA employment benefits from September 22-26.
Strike October 1: Athens road closures and public transport updates
Nationwide 24-hour strike hits Athens on October 1, 2025. Major disruptions expected to public transport, road closures around Syntagma Square, and all public services.
Mount Athos earthquake damage: Ancient monasteries withstand seismic activity with traditional anti-seismic design
Mount Athos monasteries show remarkable earthquake resilience thanks to ancient anti-seismic construction methods, with damage assessments revealing limited structural impact.
Attiki Odos: Car catches fire after Paiania junction, traffic delays
Car fire on Attiki Odos highway causes major traffic delays near Athens airport. Right lane closed after Paiania junction incident.
All-day school program: New enrollment changes spark parent protests
Greece changes all-day school enrollment mid-year, requiring parents to prove need through documentation. New priority system favors working families.
Shocking case in Greece: Man sentenced for chaining 14 dogs
Greek court sentences 47-year-old man for chaining 14 dogs in warehouse. Case highlights strict animal welfare laws with penalties up to 10 years imprisonment.
Wolf sighting in Halkidiki raises safety concerns – Regional authorities issue guidelines
Wolf sighting in Halkidiki’s Neos Marmaras prompts safety warnings from regional authorities. Guidelines issued for residents and tourists visiting forested areas.
81-year-old driving school owner brutally attacked in Piraeus
81-year-old driving school owner in Piraeus brutally attacked by hooded assailants, requiring surgery. Daughter found her “covered in blood” after desperate call.