Greece-Libya diplomatic relaunch targets Turkish-Libyan maritime deal
Greece launches diplomatic offensive to counter Turkey’s illegal maritime deal with Libya, seeking new EEZ agreement through high-level talks in Tripoli.
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Trump withdraws 5,000 US troops from Germany in response to Merz
Trump orders withdrawal of 5,000 US troops from Germany following heated dispute with Chancellor Merz over Iran negotiations and NATO commitments.
Iran war analysis: Major losers and unexpected winners emerge two months later
CNN analyzes winners and losers two months into the Iran war, revealing global economic impact, rising tensions, and unexpected beneficiaries from the conflict.
Greece hit by record May snowfall: Temperatures drop to -3.2°C
Greece experiences unprecedented May snowfall with temperatures plummeting to -3.2°C, making it the coldest May Day in 136 years. Snow covers mountains nationwide.
AKTOR completes acquisition of 50.1% stake in Entelechia
AKTOR completes €30.06 million acquisition of 50.1% stake in Entelechia, a leading Greek electrical infrastructure specialist with €110M revenue.
AKTOR reports €207M EBITDA with recurring pre-tax profits of €41M
AKTOR Group delivers exceptional 2025 results with €207M EBITDA and €41M recurring pre-tax profits, marking a transformational year of growth and acquisitions.
AKTOR CEO: LNG trading to drive group revenues skyward by 2050
AKTOR CEO reveals ambitious LNG trading strategy will generate €9 billion in cash flows by 2050, with group revenues projected to reach €5.5 billion by 2030.
Payment schedule from e-EFKA and DYPA until May 8: €91.7 million
Greece distributes €91.7 million to over 107,000 beneficiaries through e-EFKA and DYPA payment programs from May 4-8, covering pensions and employment benefits.
Monthly pension boost up to €400 for 200,000 Greek retirees
Greek Ministry of Labor plans monthly pension increases up to €400 for 200,000 retirees who paid into multiple funds but received no corresponding benefits.
Greece among Europe’s most expensive countries for food prices
Greece ranks among Europe’s most expensive countries for food, with prices 5.1% above EU average according to new Eurostat data, despite low prosperity levels.
Thessaloniki: May Day rallies and marches begin as metro stations close
May Day rallies and marches begin across Thessaloniki as several metro stations close due to workers’ strike participation in Labor Day demonstrations.
May Day strikes begin in Athens: Traffic disruptions and rallies
Strike protests for May Day have begun in central Athens, with participation from ADEDY, the General Confederation of Greek Workers (GSEE), the Athens Labor Center and PAME, while traffic disruptions are ongoing. May Day strike…
Global Sumud Flotilla: Navy vessel transports 175 activists to Crete
Greek Navy vessel transports 175 Gaza flotilla activists to Crete following Israeli interception in international waters. Multi-national operation involves 13 vessels.
89-year-old gunman’s daughter reveals shocking details about father’s mental state
Daughter of 89-year-old gunman reveals father’s deteriorating mental state, describing how he locked her up and believed she wasn’t his child.
Bloody attack in Heraklion Crete: Man stabbed outside bar
Violent knife attack outside Heraklion bar leaves one injured. 23-year-old arrested while two suspects remain at large in ongoing police investigation.
Major drug bust hits Bulgarian trafficking networks: 500kg cannabis seized
Greek authorities seize 500kg of cannabis from Bulgarian trafficking network in major drug bust operation at Igoumenitsa port, arresting driver en route to Turkey.
Two attacks on university officials in Athens and Thessaloniki
Two serious incidents targeting university officials occurred within 24 hours in Athens and Thessaloniki, involving student attacks and vandalism.
Incredible ATM heist in Greece: Thieves steal entire machine with truck
Brazen thieves in Greece steal entire ATM machine using farm truck in daring early morning heist, escaping with unknown amount of cash from Artemida location.
Workers march for Labor Day in Patras: Strong turnout from unions
Workers and trade unions in Patras held a strong Labor Day march demanding collective bargaining rights and social welfare amid rising living costs.
Mitsotakis on May Day: “Before seeing if Akulas delivers, let’s see what we’ve brought workers in recent years”
Greek PM Mitsotakis highlights government achievements on May Day, including minimum wage increases and unemployment reduction, while referencing Eurovision.