School shooting in Thailand: Gunman opens fire, takes hostages
Breaking: Gunman opens fire at Thai school, injures principal and takes hostages before being arrested by police in Hat Yai emergency response operation.
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Albania: Actress sues PM Rama after AI minister uses her likeness
Albanian actress Anila Bisa sues PM Rama’s government over unauthorized use of her likeness for world’s first AI minister after contract expired.
Saint Blaise: From the Healing of Body and Soul to the Martyrdom of Faith (Video)
A new video, created using artificial intelligence, conveys the message of Saint Blaise, the physician who united medical knowledge with selfless love for humanity and went as far as martyrdom for his faith in Christ….
Saint Theodora: The Empress Who Restored the Holy Icons and Brought About the Triumph of Orthodoxy (Video)
Through a video created using artificial intelligence, Saint Theodora—the empress who identified her name with the restoration of the holy icons and the victory of Orthodoxy over the iconoclasts—“narrates” her life, from her childhood in…
Course of Freedom in crisis: Rising in polls but on the brink of dissolution
Greek opposition party Course of Freedom faces internal crisis as MP quits, despite strong polling numbers that could secure major parliamentary presence.
Trump cancels key Obama climate measure amid scientist backlash
Trump moves to cancel Obama’s key climate regulation despite fierce opposition from scientists and environmental groups challenging the decision in court.
30-day-old baby wins battle against RSV, leaves ICU at children’s hospital
30-day-old baby girl wins life-or-death battle against RSV infection, set to leave intensive care unit at Athens Children’s Hospital after critical recovery period.
Canada school shooting: At least 10 dead including gunman, over 25 injured
Deadly school shooting in Tumbler Ridge, Canada leaves at least 10 dead including gunman and over 25 injured. RCMP confirms perpetrator identified.
Mitsotakis meets Erdoğan in Ankara: critical talks on Aegean disputes
Greek PM Mitsotakis meets Turkish President Erdoğan in Ankara for crucial talks on bilateral relations, Aegean disputes, and regional cooperation.
Russian ex-official ordered arson in Chania over divorce dispute
Russian ex-official accused of ordering arson attack in Chania to pressure ex-wife over divorce settlement involving two apartments worth €150,000.
Yale and Humanis launch AI leadership program in Greece
Yale School of Management partners with Humanis to launch first AI leadership program in Greece for C-level executives, CEOs and board members in 2026.
Novasports: Thrilling action from Greece and Europe continues this week
Thrilling action from stadiums across Greece and Europe awaits Nova subscribers this week through an unmatched sports content package featuring all sporting events from Novasports and Cosmote Sport channels, all on the EON platform. The…
Greece ranks among world’s most expensive housing markets
Greece ranks fifth globally for housing price increases, with costs rising 77% in a decade. Athens becomes Europe’s second least affordable city for home buyers.
New labor market framework: All changes to working hours, hiring and leave
Greece implements major labor market reforms from February 16th, introducing 13-hour workdays, 4-day work weeks, fast-track hiring, and new digital systems.
Chevron to sign Greece hydrocarbon exploration deals February 16
Greece and Chevron set to sign four major hydrocarbon exploration agreements on February 16 for maritime blocks near Crete and Peloponnese.
“Save – Enterprise” program extension: Platform open until February 13
Greece extends deadline for energy efficiency grants until February 13, 2026. Businesses can apply for funding to improve energy performance under EU recovery plan.
Patriarch Bartholomew: “Language and faith are the core of Greek identity”
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew declares Greek language and Orthodox faith as core elements of Greek identity during World Greek Language Day celebration in Istanbul.
Greek postal service ELTA closes first 11 branches in transformation
Greece’s postal service ELTA closes first 11 branches in major transformation, moving to shop-in-shop model while maintaining 985 service points nationwide.
Arta: Bowel obstruction caused death of 35-year-old mother two weeks after giving birth
35-year-old mother dies from bowel obstruction two weeks after childbirth in Arta. Autopsy reveals preventable condition with recognizable symptoms.
Greek livestock farmers meet with PM Mitsotakis over critical foot-and-mouth disease outbreak
Greek livestock farmers urge PM Mitsotakis for immediate action on critical foot-and-mouth disease outbreak threatening the nation’s agricultural economy.