Lasithi tragedy: 15-year sentence for man who shot brother-in-law
33-year-old farmer sentenced to 15 years for fatally shooting his brother-in-law during a celebration in Crete. Court finds him guilty of manslaughter with possible intent.
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Mitsotakis: Frigate “Kimon” proves Armed Forces enter new era
Greek PM Mitsotakis declares frigate “Kimon” marks new era for Armed Forces during naming ceremony at Lorient shipyard while attending European Council.
5-year-old injured at kindergarten in Agrinio after object falls on head
5-year-old injured at Greek kindergarten when furniture object fell on head, transferred to children’s hospital but released after assessment showed no serious injuries.
Greek farmers refuse to back down: Blockades continue through holidays
Greek farmers intensify protests nationwide, blocking roads through holidays as government rejects dialogue. 57 blockades coordinate escalated action.
“Greek Escobar”: The love affair that opened doors to international crime
Greek crime boss’s rise to international drug trafficking empire began with romance in Antwerp that connected him to global underworld networks.
ECB keeps interest rates unchanged at 2% – Lagarde: European economy shows resilience
ECB maintains 2% interest rates for fourth consecutive meeting as Christine Lagarde highlights European economic resilience amid global uncertainties.
Panic in Brussels: Farmer protests erupt with fires, smoke bombs and tear gas outside European Parliament
Farmers clash with police in Brussels, setting fires and throwing smoke bombs outside European Parliament in massive protest against EU-Mercosur trade deal.
Tsipras’ triple blow to center-left: How he “burns” PASOK and isolates New Left – The three-party scenario
Alexis Tsipras launches strategic attacks on PASOK and New Left, reshaping Greece’s political landscape as three new parties emerge to challenge the status quo.
Greece-Turkey dialogue opens window for maritime zones talks
Greece expresses cautious optimism about potential EEZ talks with Turkey, while maintaining red lines on sovereignty issues ahead of Mitsotakis-Erdogan meeting.
Doctor’s disappearance in Crete: How fake researcher used “quantum technology” scam
Fake researcher scammed missing doctor’s family with bogus quantum technology, demanding thousands while misleading police searches in Crete for 11 days.
Nikos Pappas: MEP violently attacks journalist in Strasbourg
Former SYRIZA MEP Nikos Pappas violently attacked journalist in Strasbourg, leading to his expulsion from European Parliament group and upcoming court proceedings.
New tax relief package for businesses: Changes to advance tax, professional fees and liquidity until 2027
Greece prepares comprehensive tax relief package for businesses through 2027, featuring advance tax cuts, professional fee abolition, and improved liquidity measures.
Mitsotakis in Brussels: Conditional “yes” to Russian assets for Ukraine
Greece’s PM heads to Brussels with conditional support for using frozen Russian assets to fund Ukraine, while pushing for EU housing crisis solutions.
Opinion Poll: New Democracy leads by 16.1 points, PASOK stagnant
New Democracy maintains 16.1-point lead despite farmer protests and OPEKEPE scandal, while PASOK stagnates in latest Greek political poll results.
Missing doctor in Crete: 54-year-old gave false location to Silver Alert
Silver Alert president reveals how 54-year-old deceived organization with false technology claims in missing Crete doctor case, leading to his arrest for fraud.
Bloomberg: Turkey wants to return S-400s to Russia for F-35 jets
Turkey reportedly ready to return Russian S-400 defense systems to rejoin US F-35 fighter jet program, Bloomberg reports following Erdogan-Putin talks.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis heads to Brussels for EU Summit: enlargement, Ukraine and budget framework on the table
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis travels to Brussels for crucial EU Summit discussions on enlargement, Ukraine funding, and the bloc’s future budget framework.
Terror victims’ families oppose state-funded Koufodinas interview
Terror victims’ families oppose state funding for documentary featuring convicted November 17 terrorist Dimitris Koufodinas, leading to withdrawal of support.
Starmer sends £2.5bn from Chelsea sale to Ukraine – “Pay now”
UK PM Starmer authorizes £2.5bn transfer from frozen Chelsea sale proceeds to Ukraine, warning Abramovich “pay now” or face court action over Putin war.
Heating allowance: First payment starts Tuesday December 23
Greece’s heating allowance first payment arrives December 23, ranging from €100-800, with higher amounts for colder regions. Tax-free benefit covers fuel purchases.