EU-Mercosur trade deal: What it means for Greek products
Major EU-Mercosur trade deal creates new opportunities for Greek olive oil, feta and wine exports while raising concerns about agricultural competition.
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Greece returns to markets with 10-year bond issuance – First for 2026
Greece prepares first 2026 bond issuance with major banks as underwriters, marking return to international debt markets amid favorable conditions.
Crete father charged with raping daughters remanded in custody
Father in Crete remanded in custody for allegedly raping his daughters. The 54-year-old maintains innocence while DNA tests are requested to prove paternity.
Frost and sub-zero temperatures hit Greece – Weather experts predict intense cold snap
Greek meteorologists predict intense frost and sub-zero temperatures this week, with snow expected on Mount Parnitha. The cold snap will be brief, lasting just 24 hours.
Fatal traffic accident in Nea Ionia: 65-year-old pedestrian killed
A 65-year-old pedestrian was killed in a fatal traffic accident in Nea Ionia, Athens, when struck by a car at the intersection of Kymis Avenue.
Woman hospitalized after brutal beating by boyfriend in Greece
A 37-year-old teacher was hospitalized after being brutally beaten by her 22-year-old boyfriend in a jealousy-fueled attack in southern Greece.
17-year-old’s death in Serres: Prosecutor investigates reports
Prosecutor launches investigation into tragic death of 17-year-old in Serres after child protection organization reported problematic family environment years earlier.
Foinikounda double murder: charges upgraded for 22-year-olds
Major breakthrough in Greece camping double murder case as charges upgraded against two 22-year-olds, with new evidence pointing to principal perpetrator.
Greek farmers shock government by boycotting PM meeting talks
Greek farmers from Nikaia blockade refuse to attend scheduled meeting with PM Mitsotakis, causing government shock and potential meeting cancellation.
Aviation on upgrade trajectory: Progress urgent after Athens FIR blackout
Major aviation infrastructure upgrades underway in Greece following Athens FIR blackout, with €364 million action plan to modernize air traffic systems by 2028.
Greece farmers meeting with PM “incomprehensible” to skip – Video
Greek Deputy PM calls farmer boycott of PM meeting “incomprehensible” as agricultural protests threaten dialogue with government over demands.
New Democracy sources: “OPEKEPE’s chronic dysfunctions revealed in former SYRIZA-era president’s testimony”
Former OPEKEPE president’s testimony reveals chronic organizational dysfunctions during SYRIZA administration, highlighting systemic issues with agricultural subsidy payments.
Iran revolution brings bloodshed and difficult equation for US intervention
Iran faces massive protests against the Islamic Republic with hundreds dead. Trump warns of US intervention while experts debate complex geopolitical implications.
Saint Catherine’s Monastery faces legal crisis as Egypt delays
Saint Catherine’s Monastery faces mounting legal crisis as Egypt delays crucial agreements, threatening 1,600 years of Greek Orthodox heritage in Sinai Peninsula.
Cyprus Presidential Office Director resigns amid political controversy
Cyprus Presidential Office Director Charalambos Charalambous resigns amid political controversy, citing targeted attacks on President Christodoulidis.
Iran: 24-year-old student Robina Aminian shot dead by regime
24-year-old Iranian student Robina Aminian was shot dead by government forces during Tehran protests, with authorities initially refusing to return her body.
Ronald Glas on Maduro: He incorporated transnational crime into the state itself
Expert analysis reveals how Maduro’s arrest dismantles Venezuela’s criminal governance structure, examining the legal basis for intervention and transition risks.
Trump mocks Greenland’s defense: “Two dog sleds” comment sparks NATO tensions
Trump makes shocking comments about Greenland’s defense capabilities while threatening acquisition “one way or another,” raising serious NATO tensions with Denmark.
Greece Credit Rating Upgrades Expected in 2026: First Reviews Due in March
Greece’s credit rating is set for further upgrades in 2026, with Moody’s, DBRS, and Scope announcing their first assessments in March as the country nears A-grade status.
Energy tariffs: Why Greeks prefer fixed-rate electricity plans
Greece shows unique trend where fixed electricity tariffs remain cheaper than variable rates, driving massive consumer shift to stable pricing programs.