Former PM Antonis Samaras becomes isolated within New Democracy as he launches fresh attacks on Mitsotakis government over national issues and foreign policy.
Pentagon releases massive new batch of declassified UFO files including videos of luminous spheres, military encounters, and Apollo 12 space recordings.
Lukashenko offers to meet Zelensky anywhere to discuss bilateral relations as Ukraine warns of Russian attack preparations through Belarus territory.
Turkish court sentences two Greek tourists to suspended prison terms for displaying Byzantine flag inside Hagia Sophia mosque, sparking diplomatic tensions.
Greek Deputy PM Hatzidakis visits Thessaly water projects, emphasizing the need to move from planning to implementation for the region’s irrigation future.
A 37-year-old man was arrested for robbing a churchgoer in Athens’ Omonia district, grabbing the victim by the neck to steal personal belongings from inside the church.
WHO confirms new hantavirus case among MV Hondius cruise ship crew member repatriated to Netherlands, bringing total to 12 cases with three deaths reported.
Putin has remained confined to Moscow and Saint Petersburg for 196 days due to Ukrainian threats, marking his longest period away from Russian provinces since COVID.
Police commander speaks Turkish to help Fenerbahce fans navigate to Athens’ OAKA arena during Euroleague Final Four in unique show of cross-cultural service.
Mass pro-government demonstration in Havana supports Raúl Castro as US files charges over 1996 incident, escalating Cuba-US diplomatic tensions once again.
Greek activists from Global Sumud Flotilla return to Athens tonight after detention in Israel, reporting abuse and violent treatment in international waters.
Iran rebuilds military capabilities faster than US intelligence estimated, restarting drone production during ceasefire and potentially restoring full capacity within months.
Greece’s Finance Ministry prepares €800M support package with Airbnb restrictions in Thessaloniki and financial relief for renters and public employees.
Turkey’s “Blue Homeland” bill creates uncertainty as Greece prepares for potential Aegean tensions. Diplomatic sources reveal conflicting information amid ongoing negotiations.
Congo reports 671 suspected Ebola cases and 160 deaths as authorities declare state of alert. WHO warns actual numbers may be much higher as outbreak spreads.
Trump reveals he may skip his son Don Jr.’s Bahamas wedding this weekend due to escalating tensions with Iran, calling the timing “bad” for the ceremony.
Major police operation in Crete targets family-run crime networks trafficking cocaine and defrauding EU agricultural subsidies through fake livestock claims.
Putin and Xi Jinping discussed transferring Iranian enriched uranium to Russia during high-level talks in China, Kremlin confirms.
Greek activists from Gaza humanitarian flotilla intercepted by Israeli navy return home via Istanbul after international outcry over detention conditions.
Cypriot MEP Feidias Panagiotou sparks controversy with statements on Cyprus issue, arguing it’s “stupid” to maintain unchanged positions for 30 years.
