Israel: Air raid sirens and explosions hit Tel Aviv and Jerusalem
Air raid sirens sound across Israel as Iran launches missile attacks on Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, while explosions rock Iran’s Tabriz amid escalating tensions.
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Trump faces critical Iran decision: diplomacy or military strike
Trump weighs critical Iran decision: last-minute diplomacy or military strike with America’s most powerful bunker-buster bomb to destroy Iran’s nuclear facility.
Greece mourns 14-year-old hero who drowned saving friend
Community mourns 14-year-old Greek boy who heroically drowned saving friend, as family donates organs to give others life.
Trump’s new message to Iran: Negotiate on nuclear deal now or it will be too late
Trump urges Iran to negotiate nuclear deal immediately as missile attacks escalate between Israel and Iran, while Tehran seeks urgent talks through Arab mediators.
Iran seeks dialogue with US and Israel to end attacks, WSJ reports
Iran seeks dialogue with US and Israel through Arab intermediaries to end hostilities, offering nuclear program flexibility in exchange for ceasefire, WSJ reports.
Gerapetritis discusses Middle East deescalation with Qatar’s FM
Greek Foreign Minister Gerapetritis and Qatar’s FM discuss urgent Middle East deescalation efforts and regional peace initiatives in diplomatic phone call.
Vouliagmeni: What the pilot said in his testimony about the factors that led to the helicopter crash
Helicopter crash in Vouliagmeni: Pilot blames strong winds and mechanical failure as video evidence reveals factors leading to the accident.
Halkidiki: What does the husband of the policewoman who died two months after being hit by a truck says
Greek police officer dies heroically after two-month battle following truck accident while trying to break up roadside fight in Halkidiki.
Economist: The Israel-Iran war is now a brutal test of staying power
The Economist warns that the Israel-Iran conflict has become an endurance test, with both sides prepared for a prolonged aerial and missile war spanning decades.
Israel: Mossad smuggled attack drones into Iran in suitcases, ships and trucks
Wall Street Journal reveals how Mossad smuggled attack drones into Iran using suitcases, trucks and ships for surprise military strikes on nuclear facilities.
Israel: Why El Al’s Hebrew name became a trend after flight cancellations
El Al and Israeli airlines cancel flights amid Israel-Iran tensions. Ben Gurion Airport closure affects thousands of passengers worldwide.
Thanos Plevris on Tempe preliminary investigation: ND proposal will get more votes than our parliamentary majority
New Democracy’s parliamentary spokesperson Thanos Plevris predicts their Tempe preliminary investigation proposal will gain cross-party support beyond their majority.
Pavlos Marinakis: “Developments in the Middle East cause great concern, Greece will continue peace talks”
Greece’s government spokesperson outlines diplomatic efforts for Middle East peace as PM Mitsotakis engages with regional leaders amid rising tensions.
Tempi: On Wednesday the Parliament will debate for the establishment of a preliminary investigation committee
Greek Parliament to debate Tempi train crash inquiry Wednesday, with 14 officials facing potential investigation in unprecedented proceedings.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis stressed the urgent need for de-escalation in the Middle East
Greek PM Mitsotakis urges Middle East de-escalation in talks with Arab leaders amid rising Israel-Iran tensions, emphasizing diplomatic solutions.
Ioannis Chatzitheodosiou: Israel-Iran conflict threatens global and Greek economy
Athens Chamber head warns Israel-Iran conflict poses massive risks to global and Greek economy, threatening energy costs and tourism stability.
Pierrakakis: Severe consequences if Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz
Greek Finance Minister warns of severe economic consequences if Middle East tensions escalate to close vital Strait of Hormuz shipping route.
€400 million in support for vulnerable households – A boost to allowances
Greece announces €400 million benefit increases for vulnerable citizens, including child benefits, housing allowances, and minimum guaranteed income reforms.
Greek tax revenue soars to €27.05 billion in five-month period
Greek tax revenues surge to €27.05 billion in first five months of 2025, driving primary surplus to €5.35 billion and significantly exceeding budget targets.
Athens concerned over potential Strait of Hormuz closure
Athens fears potential Strait of Hormuz closure amid Middle East tensions between Israel and Iran, threatening higher fuel costs and economic stability.