OPEKEPE case: One of 22 defendants imprisoned, others released
One defendant imprisoned while 21 others released with conditions in major Greek agricultural subsidy fraud case involving OPEKEPE worth thousands of euros.
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Elefsina port tender begins in June with strategic economic impact
Greece’s strategic Elefsina port tender launches in June, promising major economic transformation through energy, shipping and logistics development.
Schinas: New CAP offers Greece opportunity for flexibility, less bureaucracy
Greek Minister Schinas discusses new EU agricultural policy offering flexibility and reduced bureaucracy for farmers while ensuring continued funding.
Mitsotakis: €150 child allowance by end of June, diesel extension
“We decided to extend the diesel subsidy for June as well, with a 15-cent per liter boost, so its price remains about 30 cents lower compared to March. At the end of the month, the…
Trump sends new message pressuring Tehran for tough deal: “We shouldn’t have been in Iran”
Trump reveals US shouldn’t have been in Iran while pressuring Tehran for tough nuclear deal. President admits military mistakes but defends strikes.
New home renovation program brings higher subsidies for more Greeks
Greece launches new home renovation program with €36,000 subsidies and 90% cost coverage to address housing crisis by opening thousands of closed homes.
Heat dome devastates Western Europe with 18 dead as Greece hits 33°C during Pentecost weekend
Heat dome causes 18 deaths across Western Europe while Greece prepares for 33°C temperatures during Pentecost weekend. Unprecedented May temperatures hit UK, France, Spain.
Greece introduces key changes to attract foreign investment
Greece unveils new investment incentives featuring tax exemptions over subsidies and Europe’s fastest evaluation process to attract foreign capital.
Property tax reform in Greece: Facts and myths about new fees
Greek property owners face new taxation under Local Government Code reform. Ministry claims no additional burden while critics warn of triple costs.
How criminal gang stripped Greek power grid transformers in massive copper theft operation
Greek police bust massive copper theft ring targeting power grid transformers, arresting 25 in operation that caused €3M+ damages across Thessaly region.
Truck destroys bridge and crashes into car lot in Greece accident
Security camera captures dramatic truck accident in Larissa, Greece where runaway vehicle destroys bridge and crashes into car lot, injuring driver.
3-year-old abuse case in Chania: Parents detained on attempted murder charges
Parents of 3-year-old girl in Chania charged with attempted murder and remanded in custody. Child remains in pediatric ICU after severe abuse injuries.
Thessaloniki tornado causes panic at karting track – Video
A tornado struck a karting track in Thessaloniki, sending people running as tents flew through the air. No injuries reported but significant damage occurred.
Cyclist brutally assaults female driver in Portugal street attack
Shocking video shows cyclist violently attacking female driver in Porto street after road rage incident. Police hunting suspect who fled scene.
Operation “Harvest”: Greek FBI exposes organized crime in agricultural subsidies – 1,151 defendants
Greek authorities dismantle massive agricultural subsidy fraud involving 1,151 defendants and criminal networks across the country, revealing organized crime infiltration.
Who was Nikos Tagaras: Deputy minister and architect of major urban planning reforms
Greek Deputy Environment Minister Nikos Tagaras dies at 70, leaving behind major urban planning reforms including the largest spatial planning overhaul since state formation.
Trump sets “red lines” for Iran nuclear deal approval
Trump demands strict conditions for any Iran nuclear deal, including permanent ban on nuclear weapons and reopening of Strait of Hormuz shipping lanes.
State Department urges Greece to return November 17 leader to prison
US expresses deep disappointment over Greek court’s decision to release November 17 terrorist leader, urging Athens to exhaust all legal means for his return.
Hungary eyes the euro through Pierrakakis: Budapest talks set for June 25
Hungary eyes euro adoption as Eurogroup President Pierrakakis visits Budapest on June 25 for crucial economic talks with Hungarian leadership.
Europe on high alert after Russian strike on Romania
European suspicions intensify after Russian drone strike on Romania, raising urgent questions about collective defense and NATO’s role in regional security.