CrediaBank acquires Europa Holdings through stock swap merger
CrediaBank acquires Europa Holdings in strategic merger creating integrated bancassurance model, boosting earnings 8% by 2028 and strengthening capital ratios.
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Mytilineos: Metlen targets €2bn EBITDA and London expansion
Greek energy giant Metlen targets ambitious €2bn EBITDA within five years, planning FTSE 100 inclusion as it expands across renewable energy and metals sectors
Pierrakakis tells Financial Times: Many Troika reforms were “absolutely necessary” for Greece’s current performance
Greece’s Finance Minister tells Financial Times that Troika reforms were essential for the country’s economic recovery and current strong performance.
Papathanasis: No plans for “My Home III” program or Recovery Fund extension
Greek Deputy Finance Minister Nikos Papathanasis confirms 100% absorption of EU Recovery Fund resources and rules out extension or new housing programs.
Karagounis: No cuts to widow pensions, no retroactive demands
Greek Deputy Labor Minister assures no cuts to widow pensions affecting 200,000 beneficiaries, announces healthcare worker benefits expansion.
Doctor caught demanding bribe on video: “I want a good retirement”
Greek doctor caught on video demanding bribes from hospital patients faces removal after Health Minister condemns exploitation of human suffering.
Bear attacks livestock farmer in northern Greece: How he managed to repel it
Livestock farmer in northern Greece successfully repels 120kg brown bear attack using a stick. Local hunting association issues safety warning after incident.
Rhodes car crash: “BMW clearly ran red light” says witness
Eyewitness testimony reveals BMW driver ran red light in fatal Rhodes crash that killed mother and daughter, sparking outrage over suspect’s release.
Princess Anne visits Greece: Battle of Crete 85th anniversary
Princess Anne visits Greece for the 85th anniversary of the Battle of Crete, strengthening UK-Greece diplomatic ties through historical commemoration.
Greek cancer hospital scandal: Doctor caught demanding bribes on video
Greek cancer hospital doctor caught on video demanding bribes from patients. Family member secretly recorded anesthesiologist asking for money before surgery.
Mitsotakis inspects new Sparta Hospital under construction
Greek PM Mitsotakis inspects construction of new state-of-the-art Sparta Hospital, featuring 140+ beds and full medical specialties, set to open in 2027.
Greek spy chief admits no records exist in wiretapping scandal
Greek intelligence chief admits no surveillance records exist as opposition leader Androulakis confronts government over three-year wiretapping scandal cover-up.
OPEKEPE scandal: European prosecutors give June 5 deadline to non-political figures as 11 MPs face questioning tomorrow
European prosecutors investigating OPEKEPE subsidy fraud give non-political suspects until June 5 to submit written explanations as 11 Greek MPs prepare for questioning.
Greece announces major port relocation project in Chalcida
Greece’s Maritime Minister announces major port relocation plan for Chalcida, promising economic transformation and modern marina development for Euboea region.
Karahalios vs Karystianou: Mitsotakis as “defense witness”
Communications expert Nikos Karahalios fights back against Maria Karystianou’s lawsuit, threatening counter-legal action with PM Mitsotakis as surprise witness.
Health Minister moved by farmer’s ambulance donation to hospital
Greek Health Minister personally thanks anonymous female farmer who donated ambulance to Veria hospital from her modest income, calling it deeply moving act of solidarity.
Maldives: Optical illusion in cave led 5 divers to death – No escape
Five Italian divers died in Maldivian underwater cave after optical illusion led them into dead-end passage with no escape route and limited air supply.
Everest: 274 climbers reach summit in one day – New historic record
Historic day on Mount Everest as 274 climbers reach summit in 24 hours, breaking previous record. Nepal’s climbing surge raises safety concerns about overcrowding.
Mango: Two climbers helped Jonathan Andic after father’s fall
New details emerge in the Mango founder’s death case as two climbers helped Jonathan Andic after his father’s fatal fall in Spain’s Montserrat mountains.
Sharia law enforced in Indonesia: Woman faints after 100 lashes
Indonesia enforces brutal Sharia law punishment as unmarried couple receives 100 public lashes for premarital sex, highlighting religious extremism.