Marinakis on migration: “We don’t want to punish those less fortunate”
Greek government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis defends migration policy, stating “we don’t want to punish those less fortunate” while addressing criticism.
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Mitsotakis tells Bild: Greece is not an open corridor to Europe
Greek PM Mitsotakis warns that Greece is not an open corridor to Europe, suspending asylum processing for North African sea arrivals amid migration surge.
Tax returns: No extension for final 600,000 from tax authority
Greece’s tax authority rejects extension requests as 6.1 million returns filed, leaving only 600,000 before July 15 deadline amid system overload concerns.
Greek island vacation costs: How much you’ll pay for popular summer destinations
Planning a Greek island vacation? Discover the real costs of traveling to popular destinations like Paros, Naxos, and Kos with our comprehensive price guide.
Athens extends Airbnb ban through 2026 as rental crisis deepens
Athens extends Airbnb ban through 2026 as rental crisis deepens, blocking new short-term rentals in central districts while market exceeds 1 million beds.
Automatic fines for late income tax and VAT returns – Here’s what delays cost
Greece introduces automatic penalty system for late tax returns. Find out how much delays cost and what fines apply to income tax and VAT declarations.
Russia intercepts Ukrainian drones targeting Moscow
Russia intercepts Ukrainian drones targeting Moscow as tensions escalate. Flights suspended at Kaluga airport amid heightened security concerns.
Rubio tells Lavrov: “Trump disappointed by Russia’s lack of flexibility in Ukraine talks”
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio conveyed Trump’s disappointment over Russia’s lack of flexibility in Ukraine peace talks during a meeting with Sergey Lavrov in Malaysia.
Houthis: “We will continue to target those ships linked to Israel”
Houthis vow to continue targeting vessels linked to Israel after attacking Greek-owned ships in Red Sea, leaving crew members dead and missing.
Greek journalist on trial for blackmail of former deputy minister Zetta Makri – “He could destroy my reputation”
Greek journalist Dimitris Maredis faces trial for allegedly blackmailing former deputy minister Zetta Makri, demanding money to stop negative coverage.
Thanos Pleuris warns about an ongoing invasion plan targeting Europe as migration surges
Greek minister warns of Europe invasion plan as migration surges, with 3 million migrants gathering on Libyan coasts seeking entry to Europe.
Greek real estate prices surge with increases up to 34%
Greek real estate prices continue surging with increases up to 34% in specific areas, driven by supply shortages and rising demand from government programs.
Michalis Chrysochoidis: Τhe issue of combating crime, delinquency and enforcing security is non-negotiable
Greek Minister announces permanent crime prevention teams and enhanced policing measures for Western Achaia, emphasizing non-negotiable stance on law enforcement.
Irini Mourtzoukou confesses to killing four infants in shocking case
Greek mother Eirini Mourtzoukou confesses to murdering four babies including her own children, sister, and friend’s child in shocking case.
Mitsotakis meets with von der Leyen and Meloni: Agreement to send EU delegation to Libya again
Greek PM Mitsotakis meets with EU leaders in Rome to discuss migration policy and agree on renewed diplomatic engagement with Libya through Team Europe approach.
Kyriaki Griva murder trial: The tension escalated in the courtroom
Explosive courtroom drama erupts during Kyriaki Griva murder trial as defense lawyer throws bottle, sparking intense confrontations and contempt warnings.
Brussels spy thriller: Interpreter recorded Zelensky’s talks with EU leaders
Brussels spy thriller unfolds as interpreter allegedly records Zelensky’s confidential meetings with EU leaders for Russia’s benefit
21-year-old woman fatally stabs 66-year-old man in Greece
A 21-year-old woman fatally stabbed a 66-year-old man in Kardamos, Rodopi, Greece, following an altercation. She fled but was later arrested for murder.
Ursula von der Leyen: €10 billion support and European fund for Ukraine
EU pledges €10 billion support for Ukraine recovery at Rome Conference, creating European reconstruction fund to mobilize private investments and rebuild infrastructure.
Rome: Ukraine recovery conference pledges over €10 billion in aid
Rome hosts Ukraine recovery conference with international participants pledging over €10 billion in aid for the war-torn nation’s reconstruction efforts.