New Democracy turns 52: Inside the birthday celebration
New Democracy celebrates its 52nd birthday tonight with a high-tech event in Athens, as Mitsotakis eyes the upcoming elections with 30% poll support.
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Fatal motorcycle crash in Petroupoli kills 24-year-old, two teens injured
A fatal two-motorcycle crash in Petroupoli claimed the life of a 24-year-old man, while two 17-year-olds were hospitalized with minor injuries.
Grenade scare in Athens: Bomb squad deployed after suspicious object thrown outside café
Athens bomb squad deployed after two motorcyclists threw a grenade-like object outside a café on Acharnon Avenue in the early hours of Monday.
Zelensky reveals US proposal for trilateral Ukraine-Russia talks by October
Zelensky reveals the US has proposed a trilateral Ukraine-Russia-US meeting at technical level by end of October, as Kyiv confirms its readiness to participate.
Ecumenical Patriarchate welcomes return of sacred relics from Bulgaria to Greece
The Ecumenical Patriarchate welcomes the Greece-Bulgaria relics agreement and calls for the return of the Parthenon Sculptures to the Acropolis.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis to speak at New Democracy’s 52nd anniversary event
Greek PM Mitsotakis will speak at New Democracy’s 52nd anniversary, meet Lithuania’s President, and attend the new parliamentary session opening.
Rena Dourou: SYRIZA Can Guarantee a New Coalition Agreement to End Right-Wing Rule
SYRIZA leader Rena Dourou calls for a broad coalition to oust Greece’s right-wing government, pledging full transparency and putting citizens first.
PASOK vs ELAS: The battle for transfers and ballot slips
PASOK and ELAS are locked in an intensifying battle over candidates and ballot slips as the race for second place in Greek politics heats up.
Greece weather forecast: Brief calm before new storms hit mid-week
Greece gets a brief weather reprieve Monday and Tuesday before new rain and storms return mid-week, warns meteorologist Sakis Arnautoglou.
Plakias fires back at Karystianou over fireball claims: From xylene to hydrazine and “all-purpose projectiles”
The Tempi train disaster fireball debate reignites as Karystianou raises hydrazine claims — and Plakias hits back with sharp sarcasm on X.
Fertilizer costs drive new wave of food price hikes in Greece
Greece faces a new wave of food price hikes as fertilizer and energy costs surge, pushing up prices for feta, bread, and meat in supermarkets.
Trump Posts Senator’s Phone Number Over Daylight Saving Time Dispute
Trump publicly posts Senator Tom Cotton’s personal phone number, pressuring him to stop blocking the Sunshine Protection Act and make daylight saving time permanent.
Flydubai Co-Pilot Planned to Crash Plane at Ben Gurion Airport in Mass Casualty Attack
Flydubai’s co-pilot allegedly planned a kamikaze attack on Ben Gurion Airport, targeting it since July in a premeditated mass casualty plot.
NASA Plans Nuclear Reactor on the Moon by 2030 — Racing Against Russia and China
NASA aims to deploy a lunar nuclear reactor by 2030, racing against a Russia-China alliance in a high-stakes battle for permanent Moon dominance.
Mazonakis case twist: Propofol found in toxicology results
Propofol found in Giorgos Mazonakis’ toxicology results, contradicting the accused doctor’s claims — key witness testimony reveals new damning details.
Taxi Driver’s Ear Bitten Off by Passenger in Shocking Athens Attack
A 54-year-old taxi driver had her ear bitten off by a passenger in Athens after a dispute over a card payment terminal. The attacker has been arrested.
Serious motorcycle crash in Petroupoli leaves three injured
A two-motorcycle collision in Petroupoli on Sunday night left three people injured, one in critical condition, causing major traffic disruption in the area.
Crete storm crisis: Rescues, massive damage & government response
Severe storms devastate Crete: 101 evacuated, homes and crops destroyed. A government team heads to the island Monday to assess the damage.
Samaras doesn’t deny plans to form a party to damage Mitsotakis
Yiannis Kourtakis has responded to Antonis Samaras‘s statement regarding the front-page article published by Parapolitika, titled “Antonis Samaras: ‘Vote for me to oust Mitsotakis, and the day after I’ll shut down the party’ — Why…
Samaras fires back: “I don’t care who loses their seat — I care about Greece”
Former Greek PM Antonis Samaras fires back at media reports, declaring: “I don’t care who loses their seat — I care about Greece not losing.”