Citi Bank moves Paris and Frankfurt staff to remote work amid threats
Citi Bank moves Paris and Frankfurt employees to remote work following threats against US banks. Enhanced security measures implemented across France.
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Oil prices surge: US WTI crude tops Brent, breaks $110 barrier
US WTI crude oil surpasses Brent for the first time, breaking $110 per barrel amid escalating tensions between the US and Iran in the Persian Gulf region.
Minimum wage increase: What businesses must do by end of April
Greece raises minimum wage to 920 euros with businesses required to comply by April end, benefiting 1.5 million workers with increases up to 485 euros annually.
Marinakis announces €65,000 fines for fuel price cap violations
Greek government imposes €65,000 in fines on 13 gas stations for violating fuel price caps, with half of inspected stations in Rhodes found breaking regulations.
Fuel Pass scam alert: Police warn “Don’t click suspicious links”
Greek Police warn citizens about new phishing scam targeting Fuel Pass subsidy recipients through fake text messages and malicious links.
Thessaloniki: Teacher found guilty of sexually harassing students
Teacher in Thessaloniki found guilty of sexually harassing six female students aged 10-11. Court converts prison sentence to daily fine as case sparks outrage.
Storm “Erminio” hits Attica: One dead, homes flooded
Storm Erminio devastates Attica with severe flooding, one fatality in Nea Makri, road closures and massive property damage across the region.
Karahalios attacks Karystianou’s new party: “It’s not how we start, Maria, but how we finish” – Parents against you
Communications expert Nikos Karahalios launches fierce attack on Maria Karystianou’s new political party, claiming parents have turned against her.
OPEKEPE scandal: Athanassiou and Hatzivassileiou in new case file
Two Greek MPs face immunity waiver requests in new OPEKEPE scandal case file sent to Parliament, charged with misdemeanor offenses in breach of duty investigation.
Gerapetritis on Strait of Hormuz: “Greek sailors’ safety and free passage non-negotiable”
Greek Foreign Minister declares sailors’ safety in Strait of Hormuz non-negotiable during Singapore diplomatic talks on Middle East crisis and maritime security.
Greek Health Minister files lawsuit against TV satirist over show attacks
Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis announces lawsuit against TV satirist Lakis Lazopoulos over insulting comments made during his satirical show.
Criminal charges filed against Zoe Konstantopoulou over Tempi trial videos
Justice Minister files criminal charges against opposition politician for illegally filming and posting videos from major train crash trial on social media.
PASOK demands New Democracy vote to lift immunity of MPs involved in corruption scandals
Once the case files regarding the OPEKEPE are forwarded to Parliament, then the countdown will begin for governmental initiatives to be taken by PASOK. However, until that moment, the stance from Charilaou Trikoupi Street will…
White House faith chief compares Trump to Jesus Christ: “As he was resurrected, so were you” (Video)
White House faith leader Paula White sparks controversy by comparing Trump to Jesus Christ, drawing parallels between their “betrayal” and “resurrection.”
Tehran to Trump: “War until enemy surrender and permanent repentance”
Tehran warns of escalating military operations in response to Trump’s address, declaring “war until enemy surrender” as tensions rise between Iran and the US.
Russia launches harsh attack on Bartholomew over Orthodox “schism”
Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service accuses Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew of interfering in Georgia’s patriarchal election, claiming he seeks Orthodox schism.
Israel death penalty law condemned by eight Muslim nations
Eight Muslim nations condemn Israel’s new death penalty law, claiming it specifically targets Palestinians in occupied West Bank territories.
Ted Bundy linked to Utah teen murder 51 years later through DNA
DNA evidence finally links notorious serial killer Ted Bundy to the 1974 murder of 17-year-old Laura Amy in Utah, closing a cold case after 51 years.
Fuel Pass: Who will be paid before Easter (Video)
Greece’s Fuel Pass program opens April 6th. Citizens receive payments within 2 days of application, with amounts ranging from €25-€60 based on vehicle type.
Iran tells Trump: Strait of Hormuz won’t open with “ridiculous stunts”
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards reject Trump’s demands over Strait of Hormuz, calling US pressure tactics “ridiculous intimidation stunts” in escalating tensions.