Venice tourists fined €390 for swimming in canal, ordered to leave Italy
British tourists fined €390 each and banned from Venice after swimming in canal. Authorities crack down on dangerous behavior threatening historic city safety.
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Horror in North Dakota: Woman splits lover’s head with axe while sleeping
North Dakota woman arrested for attacking sleeping boyfriend with axe, shocking police with her disturbing smile during arrest for attempted murder.
Dubai: BBC Reporter Exposes “Porta Potty Parties” Mastermind
BBC investigation exposes Charles Mwesigwa’s Dubai sex trafficking ring, trapping African women in “porta potty parties” and prostitution through debt bondage.
USA: Ukrainian refugee killer from crime family background
Ukrainian refugee brutally murdered on North Carolina train by suspect from crime family with history of armed robberies, burglaries and homicides.
Turkey: CHP leader trial set for October 24 – Özgür Özel’s leadership hangs in balance
Turkey’s main opposition CHP faces crucial trial on October 24 that could determine current leader Özgür Özel’s political future amid vote-buying allegations.
Charlie Kirk murder: Suspect’s note under investigation as Utah authorities examine evidence
Charlie Kirk murder suspect Tyler Robinson held without bail as Utah authorities investigate manifesto and examine potential motives including radicalization.
Politico: Macron’s biggest gamble with Sébastien Lecornu
Macron appoints Sébastien Lecornu as France’s fifth PM in two years, betting on his crisis management skills to navigate political deadlock and austerity.
TikTok: “Deal with China will be completed soon,” says Trump
Trump announces breakthrough in TikTok negotiations with China, with framework deal reached and Xi Jinping meeting scheduled for Friday to finalize agreement.
Charlie Kirk murder: New video shows gunman lurking near Utah campus
FBI releases new surveillance footage showing suspected gunman Tyler Robinson near Utah campus before the cold-blooded murder of activist Charlie Kirk.
OPEKEPE scandal: Assets of former MP Popis Semertzidou frozen
Greek authorities freeze 1.5 million euros in assets from former politician Popis Semertzidou in major EU agricultural subsidy fraud scandal.
Greece posts €8.7bn surplus in 8 months as tax revenue hits €46.7bn
Greece achieves €8.7 billion budget surplus in eight months, driven by strong tax revenue performance of €46.7 billion, significantly exceeding targets.
Georgiadis: “We don’t make policies for polls, no electoral law change”
Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis discusses government policies, migration, and electoral law, stating measures aren’t made for polling numbers.
16-year-old motorcyclist in dramatic Kallithea chase has extensive criminal record
A 16-year-old with extensive criminal record led police on dramatic motorcycle chase through Kallithea, injuring officer before arrest.
SYRIZA weighs polls for alliance with New Left party
SYRIZA officials signal readiness for alliance with New Left party as recent polls spark discussions about potential parliamentary cooperation between the parties.
Dead man found in Athens apartment – police investigate possible murder
Police investigate possible murder after foreign national found dead in Athens apartment. Forensic teams gather evidence as authorities examine suspicious circumstances.
Nikos Androulakis builds leadership profile through policy proposals
PASOK leader Nikos Androulakis outlined his government program at Thessaloniki Fair, calling for political change and rejecting cooperation with New Democracy.
New era for green taxes: Government advances tax reform
Greece’s Finance Ministry launches comprehensive green tax reform, aiming to balance economic sustainability with environmental goals by 2030.
Libya: Athens launches consultations with both Tripoli and Benghazi on maritime zones
Greece prepares to launch maritime zone negotiations with both Libyan governments, potentially starting technical talks as early as October 2024.
Government suddenly builds bridges with Antonis Samaras again
Greek government shifts tone toward former PM Antonis Samaras, with officials building bridges after months of political tensions and criticism.
Weather changes Monday – Temperature drops, where it will rain
Autumn weather arrives Monday in Greece with temperature drops, rain and thunderstorms in Macedonia. Clear skies expected in most areas with local showers.