Kimberly Guilfoyle strengthens Greece-US trade relations
US Ambassador Guilfoyle emphasizes strengthening trade and investment ties between Greece and US during business meeting in Thessaloniki.
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Papastathrou on Fox News: “US and Greece reshape Europe’s energy future”
Greek Energy Minister discusses strategic US-Greece cooperation on Fox News, highlighting how both nations are reshaping Europe’s energy landscape and reducing dependence on Russian gas.
Mitsotakis to farmers: Solutions come through dialogue, not blockades
Greek PM Mitsotakis urges farmers to choose dialogue over protests, promising €3.7 billion in payments while announcing major infrastructure and social reforms.
Exclusive: Papastavrou’s critical US energy talks revealed
Greek Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou conducted critical meetings in Washington to advance the Vertical Corridor project and strengthen US-Greece energy partnerships.
8 locations in Athens to get pilot traffic cameras by year-end
Athens launches pilot traffic camera program at 8 key locations by year-end to enhance road safety through digital monitoring and automated violation detection.
Christmas dinner costs soar: “Salty” sweets, unaffordable meat
Christmas dinner prices surge up to 20% this year as meat and chocolate costs soar. Beef hits €18/kilo while festive sweets become increasingly expensive.
Zelensky: I spoke with Witkoff and Kushner, Ukraine is determined for real peace
Ukrainian President Zelensky confirms productive talks with US envoy Witkoff and Jared Kushner about peace negotiations and preventing future Russian aggression.
Greek farmers escalate protests with nationwide road blocks
Greek farmers intensify nationwide protests with road blocks across Macedonia, Thessaly, and Epirus, demanding subsidies and production cost cuts while government signals dialogue openness.
Musk furious with EU: Threatens “retaliation” after €120M X fine
Elon Musk threatens EU retaliation after €120M fine on X platform for Digital Services Act violations, sparking US-Europe tech regulatory tensions.
Austrian hiker left girlfriend to die in freezing temperatures
Austrian hiker charged with negligent homicide after abandoning his girlfriend on a mountain where she died from hypothermia in -20°C temperatures.
Manfred Weber to Parapolitika: “Pierrakakis is a strong candidate for Eurogroup presidency” – “Let us learn from Greece” (Video)
EPP leader Manfred Weber praises Greece’s economic transformation and backs Pierrakakis for Eurogroup leadership in exclusive interview.
Shocking tragedy in Greece: 2-year-old boy killed in pitbull attack
Tragic pitbull attack kills 2-year-old boy in family yard on Greek island of Zakynthos. Emergency services responded within minutes but child succumbed to injuries.
COSMOTE CINEMA CHRISTMAS HD: Over 130 family movies on Christmas
COSMOTE TV launches its festive pop-up channel with over 130 Christmas movies for the whole family, featuring romantic comedies and animated adventures.
New unemployment benefit up to €1,295 for all – Requirements
Greece introduces new unemployment benefit system reaching €1,295 monthly with 24-month duration, replacing current scheme from April 2026.
Who won’t see pension increases in January and why – What changes
Greek pensions for January 2026 bring 2.4% increases to 2.5 million pensioners, paid early in December. Some groups excluded from increases while others benefit.
These retirees will receive back payments without knowing it
Many Greek retirees are unknowingly entitled to significant back payments from pension recalculations, supplementary fund corrections, and overturned cuts.
Labor Inspectorate on Christmas bonus: Penalties for non-payment
Greek Labor Inspectorate announces Christmas bonus payment rules for 2025, warning employers that non-payment constitutes a criminal offense with serious legal consequences.
Storm Byron: German tourists miraculously saved in Finikounda
German tourists miraculously saved in Finikounda after Storm Byron floods their accommodation. Couple escaped through windows as waters rose dangerously.
Attica reservoirs get relief after recent rainfall – water reserves
Recent rainfall brings relief to Attica’s water reservoirs, boosting supplies by 15 million cubic meters, though levels remain 200 million short of last year.
Farmer protests block major highways as tractor attacks police
Over 6,000 tractors block Greek highways for sixth straight day as farmer protests intensify. Police officer injured in tractor attack near Thessaloniki airport.