Libya’s Saleh visit to Athens sparks Turkish anger over EEZ deal
Libya’s parliamentary chief Aguila Saleh’s Athens visit triggers Turkish anger as Greece challenges Turkey-Libya maritime deal validity.
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SYRIZA faces critical test after Tsipras “balcony” controversy
SYRIZA’s Parliamentary Group convenes today amid growing tensions over Tsipras’ controversial “balcony” incident and party divisions following his book launch.
Crete airport riots: 25 men with criminal records face felony charges
Criminal gangs from Crete mountains sparked violent airport riots during farmer protests. 25 men with extensive criminal records face felony charges for attacks on police.
New Democracy seeks internal calm over farmer blockades crisis
Greek government seeks internal party unity as farmer protests continue, with New Democracy MPs meeting to discuss agricultural crisis and opposition criticism.
Live updates: Greek farmers escalate protests nationwide
Greek farmers escalate nationwide protests with road blockades, airport closures, and plans to shut down ports while demanding compensation and subsidies.
Wills: Notaries can now publish inheritance documents for deaths prior to November 1st – New platform changes
New Greek legislation allows notaries to publish wills for deaths before November 1st, addressing backlog of 14,000 pending inheritance cases nationwide.
Greece defense minister: Radical military changes vital for survival
Greece’s Defense Minister calls for radical military transformation to ensure national survival amid evolving security threats and geopolitical changes.
Karystianos blasts EU over Tempi tragedy: Failed to ensure safety
Greek victim’s mother confronts EU officials over Tempi train crash, demanding justice and accountability for safety failures that led to deadly disaster.
Zelensky: Ukraine-EU peace plan ready, to be presented to US soon
Ukraine and EU finalize peace plan negotiations, ready to present comprehensive proposal to United States as Zelensky pushes for end to Russian conflict.
Farmers’ protests: Government’s plan to restore trust after angry blockades
Greek farmers escalate protests with 77 blockades nationwide, forcing government to seek urgent solutions to restore trust before Christmas deadline.
Super flu terror grips Europe: Britain brought to its knees
Europe battles aggressive super flu outbreak as Britain faces crisis with hospitals overwhelmed, schools closing, and mask mandates returning amid worst flu season.
Kerameos on ReBrain Greece: “Today’s Greece has nothing to do with the Greece our compatriots left behind”
Greece launches major repatriation drive targeting diaspora professionals in North America, offering tax incentives and career opportunities.
Commission responds after Big Mouth revelation on Greek SAFE proposal resubmission
European Commission calls Greece’s SAFE program resubmission request a “normal procedure” amid defense investment evaluation concerns.
Crete: Metropolitan Eireneos of Lampi, Syvritos and Sfakia resigns
Metropolitan Eireneos of Lampi, Syvritos and Sfakia resigned during the Holy Provincial Synod of the Church of Crete, prompting a delegation to meet with Patriarch Bartholomew.
Greece weather: Sunshine and warmer temperatures before heavy rains return
Greece expects mild weather with sunshine and rising temperatures before heavy rainfall returns next week, according to meteorologists.
Climate change alarm: 2025 set to become second hottest year
2025 on track to become second hottest year ever recorded according to Copernicus data, with temperatures 1.48°C above pre-industrial levels raising climate alarms.
SYRIZA-Tsipras rift widens after “ostracism”: The “priesthood” and jabs over Kasselakis tactics
SYRIZA-Tsipras tensions escalate as leaked comments reference “priesthood” amid growing party division and criticism of ostracizing former allies.
Farmers escalate nationwide blockades refusing to back down
Farmers intensify blockades nationwide demanding compensation, fuel subsidies, and disease measures. Protests planned through holidays.
Tax Authority launches crackdown on corrupt officials
Greece’s tax authority launches major anti-corruption probe targeting officials with unexplained wealth, using new risk analysis systems to investigate assets.
US mission: American investments locked in, olive oil and feta tariff exemptions on the table
Greek Deputy Foreign Minister pursues major US investments and tariff exemptions for olive oil and feta during strategic mission to New York and Washington.