Horror in Thessaloniki murder: Man suffocates sister with bag after hospital return
Shocking murder in Thessaloniki as 50-year-old man suffocates sister with plastic bag hours after her hospital return from stroke treatment.
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Serbia showcases Russian, Chinese and Israeli weapons in Belgrade military parade amid student protests
Serbia holds first military parade in 11 years showcasing Russian, Chinese and Israeli weapons systems while students protest against Vučić regime.
TikTok ownership deal sparks controversy in the US
TikTok’s American operations will be sold to US investors, with ByteDance keeping only 20% ownership and Americans controlling the algorithm and user data.
Gaza Strip faces new “hammering”: 34 Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks targeting high-rise buildings
34 Palestinians killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza’s high-rise buildings as international recognition of Palestinian state looms at UN General Assembly.
NATO on high alert after Russian airspace violations in Estonia
NATO activates Article 4 as Russia violates Estonian airspace for fifth time this year. Alliance leaders convene emergency meeting amid Baltic tensions.
Charlie Kirk memorial: Armed suspect arrested at Arizona venue
Armed suspect with fake police credentials arrested at Charlie Kirk memorial venue in Arizona. Secret Service implements Super Bowl-level security measures.
Huawei “Ride the Wind” in Paris: New WATCH GT 6 Ultimate 2 revolutionize wearables
Huawei unveils revolutionary WATCH GT 6 and Ultimate 2 series in Paris, featuring 21-day battery life, underwater sonar communication, and advanced health monitoring.
5+1 secrets for higher pensions: How not to lose up to €260 monthly
Discover how to maximize your pension benefits and avoid losing up to €260 monthly. Learn the critical mistakes that reduce retirement income in Greece.
Last chance for rent subsidy: What 950,000 beneficiaries need to know before the critical deadline
Nearly one million Greek citizens have days left to claim rent subsidies up to 800 euros. Deadline: September 30th for tax return code 081 completion.
Tree falls at Agia Eirini square: “Second incident in three weeks”
Two injured as trees fall in central Athens amid strong winds. Local witnesses report this is the second incident in three weeks at the same location.
Patras: How 15-year-olds ambushed teen victim, sending him to hospital with fractures
Three teenagers brutally ambushed and assaulted a 15-year-old student in Patras, Greece, leaving him with severe facial fractures requiring surgery.
Thessaloniki thriller: Man suffocates sister with bag, calls police
Shocking family murder in Thessaloniki as 50-year-old man suffocates his 65-year-old sister with plastic bag before calling police himself.
Weather changes: Europe’s air wall collapses – autumn storms ahead
September’s summer-like weather ends as Europe’s protective air barrier collapses, bringing autumn storms and temperature changes to Greece by month’s end.
American tourists leave 500 euro tip at Greek island restaurant
American tourists stun Greek restaurant staff by leaving a massive 500 euro tip on a 750 euro bill at popular island destination Koufonisia.
Shock in Rethymno: Minors caught fighting at old harbor (Video)
Shocking scenes unfold as young men turn Rethymno’s tourist harbor into battlefield. Video shows brutal violence among minors, raising concerns about youth crime.
Stefanos Kasselakis: “Panos and Dimitris’ hunger strike is a cry”
Greek opposition leader Stefanos Kasselakis supports Tempi train disaster victims’ families on hunger strike demanding justice and transparency from government.
Androulakis fires from Kythira: Maximos is “closed, dangerous hypocritical power system”
PASOK leader Androulakis slams Greek government as “closed, hypocritical power system” during Kythira visit, promising political change and a different Greece.
Turkey deploys Piri Reis ahead of Mitsotakis-Erdogan meeting
Turkey’s Piri Reis research vessel threatens to torpedo diplomatic progress as Greek PM Mitsotakis prepares for crucial UN meeting with President Erdogan.
Tsiaras on sheep and goat pox: Measures to avoid lockdown
Greek Agriculture Minister announces strategy to combat sheep and goat pox outbreak while avoiding lockdown, with €20M compensation for affected farmers.
Greek deputy minister booed by angry farmers in Serres
Greek deputy agriculture minister fled after angry farmers threw coffee and water at him during protests over EU subsidy issues in Serres.