Bank of Greece: Tax measures catalysts for growth, warns on demographics
Bank of Greece reports tax cuts from 2026 will boost Greek economy growth but warns demographic crisis requires broader structural reforms beyond fiscal measures.
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Digital Corruption Case Registry presented to cabinet by George Floridis
Greece’s Justice Ministry presents Digital Corruption Case Registry to cabinet, creating unified platform to track corruption cases from investigation to conviction.
Thessaloniki: Police patrol car firebombed with officer inside – 9 detained
Greek police detained nine people after a Molotov cocktail attack on a patrol car in Thessaloniki. Officer was inside vehicle during firebombing incident.
Greece, Cyprus, Israel alliance strengthens security cooperation
Greece, Cyprus and Israel strengthen trilateral cooperation in security and defense, with energy projects and the India-Middle East-Europe Corridor at the center.
Farmer blockades: Road map of protests, which roads are closed
Greek farmers maintain nationwide blockades during Christmas, disrupting major highways while police enforce traffic diversions for safety reasons.
Baby’s grandmother threatens son-in-law over infant death tragedy
Grandmother makes chilling threat against son-in-law following mysterious death of 5-month-old baby who died while co-sleeping with teenage parents in Athens.
Europe sounds alarm: Governments arm forces fearing Russia clash
European nations rapidly expand military forces amid growing fears of potential conflict with Russia, implementing new conscription models and defense strategies.
Triple rent rebate in 2026: Who qualifies and when payments arrive
Greece announces triple rent rebates for 2026, benefiting 50,000 healthcare workers and educators with multiple payments throughout the year to combat housing costs.
Mitsotakis visits family of murdered Greek student in Israel
Greek PM Mitsotakis and Israeli President Herzog visit family of murdered student Jonas Karousis, pledging scholarship program and strengthened bilateral ties.
Center-left battle: Tsipras finalizes program as PASOK opens congress
Greek center-left politics heat up as Tsipras accelerates new party formation while PASOK prepares March congress, setting stage for political showdown.
Greece Christmas weather forecast: cloudy, rainy conditions expected
Greek meteorologist predicts cloudy, rainy Christmas weather with mountain snow and cooler temperatures across the country through the holiday period.
Drug ring in Athens schools: Leaders beat minors, burned them
Shocking drug ring exposed in Athens schools where gang leaders tortured students who refused to sell narcotics, burning them with cigarettes and beating them.
Pavlos Marinakis: “Government doesn’t act vindictively, no priority tax audits”
Greek government spokesperson denies vindictive tax audits, says checks apply equally to all citizens as part of routine cross-checking procedures.
Farmer blockades: Road closures spread across Greece as police enforce traffic diversions
Greek farmers expand road blockades across Central Greece, closing major highways including Chalcida’s High Bridge and Tempe tunnels as police enforce traffic diversions.
Greek police battle new social media groups exposing roadblocks
Greek police face new challenge as social media groups helping traffic violators avoid roadblocks resurface with thousands of members after crackdown.
Adonis Georgiadis: Farmers are not co-government, road blocks unacceptable – Konstantopoulou pressured over Karystianos
Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis criticizes farmer road blocks, discusses political tensions with Zoe Konstantopoulou, and announces new healthcare initiatives.
Mitsotakis meets Netanyahu in Jerusalem ahead of Greece-Cyprus-Israel trilateral summit
Greek PM Mitsotakis meets Netanyahu in Jerusalem for bilateral talks ahead of the Greece-Cyprus-Israel trilateral summit, following his earlier meeting with PA President Abbas.
AI cameras catch Athens drivers red-handed in pilot test
After dozens of bureaucratic and financial obstacles, the State as a whole is ready to proceed with implementing the plan to install “smart” digital (AI) cameras for traffic code enforcement. Those who aren’t ready are…
Turkey: Lavish wedding of lawmaker’s nephew sparks outrage – Bride couldn’t stand due to gold-laden dress
Turkish wedding showcases extreme wealth as bride’s gold jewelry weighs so much she can’t stand, while guests shower couple with cash in lavish ceremony.
Athens public transport Christmas schedule: All route changes
Athens public transport announces special Christmas schedules and route changes from Dec 23-27, with holiday timetables on Christmas Day and Boxing Day.