Greece: Eight arrested after shop arson attack on beaten kiosk owner
Greek police arrest eight suspects in arson attack targeting shop owner who was previously beaten. Investigation continues into organized crime activity.
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Horror nursing home trial begins: 72-year-old accused of running illegal elderly care facility
72-year-old woman on trial for operating horrific illegal nursing home where elderly women lived in deplorable conditions while being threatened and extorted.
Salamina: Police officer faces charges after patrol car hits 12-year-old girl
Police officer to face charges after patrol car strikes 12-year-old girl in Salamis. Internal investigation launched following Tuesday incident outside school.
Crete murder of 21-year-old: Killer had restraining order but “violated it repeatedly”
Family lawyer reveals 54-year-old killer violated restraining order repeatedly before murdering 21-year-old in Crete revenge attack.
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew celebrates liturgy at Athens historic church
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew celebrates liturgy at historic Athens church in devotional atmosphere, marking Midpentecost feast at architectural gem.
Mystery in Ioannina: Why lake Pamvotida became a “fish graveyard”
Lake Pamvotida in Ioannina turns into fish graveyard as thousands of invasive Prussian carp die mysteriously. Local authorities investigate causes.
Electric scooters: Major spike in traffic accidents across Greece and Europe
Electric scooter accidents surge across Greece and Europe, with EU data showing deaths rose from 61 to 92 between 2021-2022. New safety regulations aim to protect users.
Voridis: “We won’t go to elections because Androulakis is angry”
Greek Minister Voridis dismisses calls for early elections, citing political tensions in final governance year before pre-election period begins.
Mitsotakis reveals constitutional reform plans with surprise proposals
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis prepares to unveil major constitutional reforms including minister-MP separation and judicial independence measures.
Hegseth’s potential Athens visit: NATO summit signals ahead
US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth may visit Athens before NATO summit in Turkey, signaling Greece’s growing strategic importance to Washington.
Alexis Tsipras sees poll surge as new party gains momentum
Alexis Tsipras’s new political party shows 4.3% surge in latest polls, with 19.1% expressing likelihood to vote for the former Greek PM’s upcoming venture.
Zoe Konstantopoulou calls minister “fascist,” claims Adonis wants Mitsotakis’ job
“When a fascist (Floridis) says I have connections to a criminal organization, that is a punishable act,” stated the president of “Course of Freedom,” Zoe Konstantopoulou, who appeared as a guest on Parapolitika 90.1 on…
Kerameos on four-day work week: “Populism vs realism”
Greek Labor Minister Kerameos criticizes PASOK’s four-day work week proposal as “populist politics,” while announcing new legislation for equal pay.
Trump suspends Operation Freedom amid Iran negotiations
Trump temporarily suspends Operation Freedom in Strait of Hormuz following Pakistan’s request and progress in Iran negotiations, while naval blockade remains active.
Giorgia Meloni on deepfakes: Shares underwear photo – “I admit they improved me quite a bit”
Italian PM Giorgia Meloni responds to deepfake photos showing her in underwear, warning about AI-generated disinformation while humorously noting the images “improved” her.
Texas: FedEx driver sentenced to death for killing 7-year-old
FedEx driver Tanner Horner sentenced to death for murdering 7-year-old Athena Strand in Texas after horrific trial evidence shocked jurors and families.
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani hosts Greek Independence celebration
NYC Mayor Zohran Mamdani hosted a reception at Gracie Mansion celebrating the 205th anniversary of Greek independence with diplomats and community leaders.
Hantavirus outbreak: Cruise ship heads to Canary Islands after 3 deaths
The cruise ship MV Hondius, where a hantavirus outbreak has claimed three lives, is now heading toward the Canary Islands. The vessel is expected to reach its destination in three to four days. Shocking footage…
Pacific Ocean: 3 more dead in new US bombing of alleged drug trafficking vessel
US forces kill 3 more in Pacific Ocean bombing of alleged drug trafficking vessel, bringing controversial anti-narcotics campaign death toll to 190 fatalities.
Rubio: “No oil blockade on Cuba per se” – “Worse than being communist is being incompetent communist”
U.S. Secretary Marco Rubio denies oil blockade on Cuba, calls communist leaders “incompetent” amid escalating diplomatic tensions and energy crisis.