Greece returns to markets with 10-year bond reissuance
Greece returns to international bond markets with €250M 10-year bond reissuance at 3.375% fixed rate, aiming to boost liquidity and meet rising investment demand.
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Greece budget surplus hits €4.39 billion in Q1 2026
Greece’s primary budget surplus soared to €4.39 billion in Q1 2026, beating targets by €1.66 billion as tax revenues exceeded forecasts and expenditures remained controlled.
Stournaras: “Government’s proposal for third consecutive term as Bank of Greece Governor is the greatest honor for me”
Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras expresses gratitude for government’s proposal for third consecutive term, emphasizing commitment to monetary stability.
Bloomberg: Greece’s primary surplus far exceeds 2025 budget target
Bloomberg reports Greece’s 2025 primary surplus will significantly exceed targets at 4.8-4.9% of GDP, creating room for new government support measures.
Kefalonia tragedy: Father of 19-year-old Myrto speaks out
Heartbroken father speaks out after 19-year-old daughter dies from cocaine overdose, abandoned by friends on Greek island street for two hours.
Fire in Kypseli burns 3 vehicles on central Athens street
Fire breaks out in Athens neighborhood of Kypseli, destroying 3 vehicles on busy street. 12 firefighters respond to control blaze as investigation begins.
Shocking suicide in Lamia: Cafe owner found hanged by employee
Tragic suicide shocks Greek city as cafe owner found hanged by employee who came to open shop. Police investigate all possibilities in this shocking incident.
School vandalism in Glyfada shocks deputy mayor: “Never seen anything like this”
Shocking school vandalism in Glyfada leaves deputy mayor stunned as burglars cause extensive damage, stealing thousands of euros and computers from educational facility.
Vouliagmeni: Father arrested for alleged kidnapping of 6-year-old
Father arrested in Vouliagmeni child abduction case after 6-year-old safely returned to mother following nine-day ordeal without contact.
Shocking incident in Athens: Doctor arrested for selling drug prescriptions
Doctor arrested in Athens for illegally selling narcotic prescriptions in shocking medical malpractice case that exploited his professional position.
Aspropygos: Shocking details emerge from fatal NATO Avenue crash
Fatal motorcycle crash on NATO Avenue in Aspropygos leaves 60-year-old dead after losing control between car and truck. Truck driver arrested for negligence.
Parliament debate on rule of law and justice set for Thursday
Greek Parliament prepares for heated debate on rule of law and justice as PM Mitsotakis faces opposition leader Androulakis over wiretapping scandal Thursday.
Greece signs drilling contract for Ionian Sea Block 2 with Stena
Greece signs major drilling contract for Ionian Sea hydrocarbon exploration with ExxonMobil consortium and Stena Drilling, marking the first drilling in decades.
Greek Deputy PM Hatzidakis on Minister Mylonakis: “We are shocked because it happened before our eyes”
Greek Deputy PM expresses shock as Minister Mylonakis remains in critical condition following aneurysm rupture during morning coffee at government offices.
Papastávrou on Mylonakis health crisis: “George is a fighter”
Greek Energy Minister expresses support for Deputy Minister George Mylonakis, who is hospitalized in ICU following a brain aneurysm rupture.
Markopoulos defends Lazaridis: “He gave sufficient explanations”
New Democracy MP Dimitris Markopoulos defends colleague Lazaridis, stating his explanations are sufficient and dismissing controversy as political targeting.
Sakellaridis on Lazaridis: “How can someone who lies systematically remain in government?” – Parapolitika interview
Greek political leader Gabriel Sakellaridis questions how minister Lazaridis can remain in government amid systematic lying allegations.
George Mylonakis brain aneurysm surgery: “serious but stable”
The condition of Deputy Minister to the Prime Minister, George Mylonakis, is described as “serious but controlled” according to the official medical statement from “Evangelismos” Hospital, following a fainting episode he suffered during the morning…
King Charles to address US Congress during historic state visit
King Charles III will make history as only the second British monarch to address the US Congress during his April state visit, amid diplomatic tensions.
Iran threatens Red Sea blockade as diplomatic tensions soar
Iran threatens to block the Red Sea if US maintains naval blockade of Iranian ports, escalating Middle East tensions and raising global shipping concerns.