SYRIZA fights back against Marinakis attacks: “Blue scandals and corruption”
SYRIZA strikes back at government spokesperson Marinakis, accusing New Democracy of corruption and scandals while defending Tsipras’ legacy in Greek politics.
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Kasselakis: In politics you should be judged, not hide
Movement for Democracy leader Stefanos Kasselakis speaks candidly about political challenges, criminal charges against PM Mitsotakis, and his personal journey.
Major fire at livestock facility in Kilkis triggers emergency alert
Major fire at livestock facility in Kilkis prompts emergency response with 22 firefighters and aerial support. Residents warned of dangerous smoke via 112 alert.
Mass migrant arrival in Crete: 250 people rescued in one day
Greek authorities rescued 250 migrants in one day near Crete as five separate operations overwhelmed local facilities, prompting detention measures.
Fire Service: 36 wildfires erupted in last 24 hours – Battle continues with five active blazes
Greece battles 36 wildfires in 24 hours as firefighters work to contain five active blazes across the country, with emergency services on high alert.
“Exoikonomo”: Energy providers to fund home efficiency upgrades
Greece’s new Energy Efficiency Obligation Scheme requires energy companies to fund home efficiency upgrades including insulation, heating systems, and smart technology.
Farantouris questions Commission on high electricity prices, distortions
Greek MEP Nikos Farantouris questions European Commission over electricity price distortions caused by Austrian transmission operator derogations affecting Southeast Europe.
174 migrants rescued off Crete island – Minister: “No asylum rights”
Greek Coast Guard rescues 174 migrants south of Gavdos island. Migration minister announces detention without asylum rights for those from Libya.
Los Angeles: Car plows into pedestrians, dozens injured
Breaking: At least 20 people injured when car strikes pedestrians on Santa Monica Boulevard in Los Angeles. Five victims in critical condition.
Murder in Agia Paraskevi: Video shows suspect covered with blanket approaching Porsche
Security footage reveals methodically planned murder of Polish professor in Greece, showing suspect using blanket to avoid camera detection before confession.
Rent subsidy up to €250: Who qualifies and when it’s paid
Greece introduces permanent €250 rent subsidy for vulnerable groups including pensioners and disabled individuals, paid annually in November with full tax protection.
Donald Trump sues Murdoch and Wall Street Journal over “defamatory” Epstein letter story
Donald Trump files federal lawsuit against Rupert Murdoch and Wall Street Journal over allegedly defamatory article about fake Epstein birthday letter.
Irini Lagoudi: Family’s damning appeal challenges forensic investigation
Family of Irini Lagoudi challenges forensic investigation with damning appeal, questioning whether examiner ever visited crime scene where mother was found dead.
€1.5 billion economic package at Thessaloniki Fair – Swiss franc loan settlement in September
Greece announces €1.5 billion economic package at Thessaloniki Fair in September, featuring middle-class tax cuts and long-awaited Swiss franc loan settlement.
Gerapetritis calls National Foreign Policy Council on Cyprus talks
Greek Foreign Minister Gerapetritis to brief political parties on Cyprus talks results following Five-Party UN Conference in New York.
Skroutz faces Competition Commission investigation for abuse
Greek e-commerce giant Skroutz under Competition Commission scrutiny for allegedly abusing its dominant market position through unfair trading practices since 2020.
OPAP acquires 100% of Stoiximan in €191.6 million deal
OPAP completes full acquisition of Stoiximan for €191.6 million, strengthening its dominance in Greece and Cyprus’ online betting market.
Egypt accuses Hamas of delaying Gaza ceasefire negotiations
Egypt threatens Hamas delegation with expulsion over persistent refusal to accept Gaza ceasefire proposal as tension mounts in Doha negotiations.
Student accommodation: ‘Nightmare’ for thousands of parents with rents costing up to €800
Greek families face a student housing crisis with rents reaching €800 monthly. University cities become unaffordable as tourism drives up accommodation costs.
Andy Byron CEO goes viral at Coldplay kiss cam moment
Astronomer CEO Andy Byron went viral at Coldplay concert when kiss cam captured awkward moment with HR director, revealing million-dollar startup success story.