Unknown Soldier Monument becomes fortress with 200 police guards daily
Greek police deploy massive security operation at Unknown Soldier Monument with 200 officers in daily shifts, transforming the historic site into a heavily guarded fortress.
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Gaza ceasefire hangs by a thread as Israel strikes kill 63
Gaza ceasefire faces collapse as Israeli strikes kill 63 Palestinians following Hamas attack on soldier. Trump warns organization will be eliminated if violations continue.
Greece’s new tax bill brings €1.76 billion relief to households
Greece’s new tax legislation delivers €1.76 billion in household relief through income tax cuts, property tax reductions, and VAT decreases across multiple sectors.
Alexis Tsipras prepares book launch resembling new party premiere
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras prepares major book launch that could signal new political movement as SYRIZA considers potential collaboration opportunities.
Greece could earn up to €70 billion from hydrocarbon exploitation
Former Greek Energy Minister reveals Greece could earn €70 billion from hydrocarbon deals with Chevron, while calling for EU energy market reforms.
Deadly shooting at Chania festival sparks vendetta fears
Police on high alert in Chania after deadly festival shooting as families fear vendetta. 23-year-old killer claims self-defense while victim’s family disputes account.
Chania murder suspect appears in court wearing bulletproof vest
23-year-old murder suspect appears before prosecutor in Chania wearing bulletproof vest amid fears of retaliation in local community.
Turkey earthquake: Over 300 aftershocks in 13 hours after 6.1 magnitude quake
Turkey hit by 6.1 magnitude earthquake with over 300 aftershocks in 13 hours. Dramatic videos show panic as 26 injured, buildings collapse in Balıkesir.
October 28th: F-16 Fighter Pilot Moves Crowds – “We Continue to Guard Greece’s Sky”
F-16 pilot delivers emotional tribute during Greece’s October 28th parade, promising to “continue guarding our homeland’s sky” in spectacular aerial display.
October 28th parade: 16 cutting-edge weapons systems showcase Greece’s military modernization
Greece showcased 16 cutting-edge weapons systems at the October 28th military parade in Thessaloniki, featuring advanced drones, anti-drone technology, and autonomous systems.
IRIS payment system frozen for one month: mandatory for businesses from December 1st
Greece postpones mandatory IRIS digital payment system by one month to December 1st, giving businesses relief amid technical readiness concerns and compliance costs.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis on October 28: Pass unity message to new generation
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis emphasized unity and national defense during October 28 military parade, highlighting Armed Forces transformation and freedom legacy.
Crete murder: Victim’s wife reveals shocking truth about village betrayal
Wife of murdered 52-year-old in Crete reveals how village betrayed her husband, accusing locals of covering up truth behind deadly shooting at celebration.
Louvre heist suspects remain silent during interrogation
Two suspects in the daring Louvre Museum heist remain silent during interrogation as police identify them through DNA evidence found at the crime scene.
Migrant rescue operation in Lesbos and Oinousses – Four bodies recovered
Coast Guard rescues seven migrants and recovers four bodies in Lesbos waters, while 32 more migrants found safe on Oinousses island during Mediterranean crossing.
London: Boy thrown from 10th floor can run and swim again
French boy thrown from London’s Tate Modern 10th floor by teenager makes remarkable recovery, now able to run, jump and swim again after life-changing injuries.
Christmas bonus 2025: Paid earlier this year – By December 19
Christmas bonus 2025 payment deadline moved to December 19th. Learn who qualifies, how calculations work, and when you’ll receive your holiday pay.
Eurofighter deal: Turkey-UK agreement for 20 fighter jets worth $10.74 billion
Turkey and UK finalize $10.74 billion Eurofighter Typhoon deal for 20 fighter jets after Starmer-Erdogan meeting in Istanbul, securing thousands of British jobs.
OPEKEPE fraud: 13 in custody as massive agricultural subsidy scam unfolds
Greek agricultural subsidy fraud widens as 13 detained in OPEKEPE scandal. Accountant and alleged ringleader’s father released with conditions.
Legal drinking age in Europe: Which countries enforce the rules?
Discover the legal drinking ages across Europe – from Germany’s 14-year minimum to Sweden’s strict 20-year limits. Which countries actually enforce these rules?