Trump warns Venezuela: “Maduro’s days are numbered”
Trump warns Venezuela’s Maduro that his “days are numbered” while downplaying war possibility amid escalating US Caribbean operations against drug trafficking.
Trump warns Venezuela’s Maduro that his “days are numbered” while downplaying war possibility amid escalating US Caribbean operations against drug trafficking.
Turkish President Erdogan calls for two-state solution in Cyprus, claiming the island is hostage to an imperialist game in the eastern Mediterranean region.
Amazon and OpenAI announce groundbreaking $38 billion cloud services partnership, giving ChatGPT maker access to hundreds of thousands of Nvidia processors.
Former President Bill Clinton spotted with mysterious nose bandage at NYC Marathon, raising fresh concerns about the 79-year-old’s health amid his extensive medical history.
Israeli airstrikes kill 2 in southern Lebanon as Netanyahu warns of Hezbollah rearmament, intensifying military action despite ceasefire agreement.
Defense Minister announces restoration tender for Athens’ Unknown Soldier Monument, aiming to enhance Greece’s most sacred memorial site while preserving its character.
Greek postal service ELPA closes 46 branches in major restructuring, with 33 closures in Athens area as company faces financial crisis and modernization.
Deadly village feud in Crete leaves two dead as police hunt suspects. Ancient family rivalry erupts in gunfire, splitting community in half.
Maria Karystianos denies involvement in new “Wave” political party after communications expert’s social media post sparks speculation about fresh political movement.
Schools in Heraklion remain closed following tragic events as special psychological support teams prepare to assist affected communities in Crete.
US Interior Secretary Doug Bergum calls Greece a “crucial energy ally” as the US deepens strategic cooperation to help Europe reduce Russian gas dependence.
42-year-old Giannis Lalas executed with Kalashnikov on hotel balcony in Greece. Police investigate organized crime links in targeted assassination.
Greece introduces new housing program offering 50% subsidies up to €25,000 for renovating closed apartments built 1950-1990 to combat housing crisis.
Greek postal service ELTA closes 46 offices starting November 3, with 33 locations in Athens region as part of major restructuring to save the company.
Greece plans rental tax cuts tied to income transparency. New digital property registry and banking requirements aim to combat tax evasion and control prices.
Maria Karystianou firmly denies rumors about forming a new political party, calling it “deception” and condemning attempts to spread false news.
New U.S. Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle makes second Athens appearance at exclusive event with Greek singer, attracting political and business elite ahead of Tuesday swearing-in.
Greek special forces conduct intensive door-to-door investigation in Heraklion village after deadly family vendetta erupts, leaving two dead and multiple wounded.
Greece’s new Personal Number system deadline approaches November 5. Citizens must activate their unified ID to avoid disruptions in government transactions and services.
Ukraine receives new Patriot air defense systems from Germany as President Zelensky thanks Chancellor Merz for critical military support against Russian attacks.