Crete migrant crisis: Operation continues to relocate refugees
Greece continues relocating migrants from overcrowded Crete to mainland facilities, as local officials warn the island’s capacity is exhausted.
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Greece-Libya diplomatic crisis: Gerapetritis visit uncertain
Greek Foreign Minister Gerapetritis’ visit to Libya remains uncertain amid escalating tensions over EEZ delimitation and the Turkish-Libyan memorandum.
Kolonaki accident: How luxury SUV crashed into restaurant diners
Luxury SUV crashes into restaurant diners in Athens’ upscale Kolonaki district, injuring 11 people after valet’s parking mistakes caused vehicle to roll downhill.
Irini Mourtzoukou: “Someone else is guilty” – Hints another person involved in child’s death
Greek woman accused of multiple child murders claims “someone else is guilty” in latest testimony, requesting psychiatric evaluation while hinting at another person’s involvement.
Greece weather hits 38°C in Skala Messinia as heat wave warning issued
Greece faces scorching temperatures as thermometer hits 38.3°C in Skala Messinia. Meteorologists warn of week-long heat wave with fire risk alerts.
Migration crisis: 3-4 million await on Libyan shores – Greece’s deterrent framework
Greece implements strict new deterrent framework as 3-4 million migrants await on Libyan shores, with detention and immediate return replacing asylum procedures.
Mount Sinai Monastery: Draft law for legal status in Greece
Greece advances draft law granting legal status to Mount Sinai Monastery amid diplomatic efforts with Egypt to secure the historic Orthodox site’s future.
Von der Leyen on tariffs: EU favors negotiated solution with US
EU Commission President von der Leyen announces extension of countermeasures suspension against US tariffs until August, emphasizing preference for negotiated trade solution.
Election scenarios before 2027: EU presidency factor and timing
Greek PM Mitsotakis faces election timing dilemma as 2027 EU presidency creates complex political calculations for New Democracy government.
Athens shooting: Two injured in Kolonos cafe attack
Chaos erupted on Sunday afternoon (13/7) at a cafe in Kolonos, as a shooting incident occurred, resulting in two people being injured. The incident, which took place at a cafe near the park in Plato’s…
Greece gets EU approval for defense spending escape clause
Greece secures EU approval for defense spending flexibility, allowing up to 1.5% of GDP in military expenditures without impacting deficit calculations through 2028.
Mitsotakis: Greece won’t allow new illegal entry route to Europe
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis vows strict measures against illegal immigration, announces new route from Libya won’t be tolerated as Greece strengthens border security.
Libya challenges Greece’s median line with UN verbal note (Maps)
Libya officially challenges Greece’s median line south of Crete through UN verbal note, claiming violation of sovereign rights based on Turkey-Libya Memorandum.
Real estate market: Global forces reshaping property values
Global real estate market undergoes transformation driven by climate change, AI, housing crisis, and political uncertainty, reshaping property values worldwide.
Eirini Mourtzoukou heads to court under tight security
25-year-old Eirini Mourtzoukou faces court under heavy security for serial infant murder charges, with her lawyer promising revelations.
Irini Mourtzoukou: Countdown to her testimony begins
Greek serial killer Irini Mourtzoukou prepares shocking testimony about multiple infant murders as new allegations emerge across Europe.
PASOK boiling over “present” vote on Pleuris amendment
PASOK faces internal turmoil as MPs and officials criticize Androulakis’ decision to vote “present” on controversial asylum amendment, calling it a political own goal.
TikToker’s lavish lifestyle exposed: Arrested for extortion
TikToker’s glamorous social media life exposed as fraud after arrest for extortion scheme. Black Porsche, luxury parties hid 20-year criminal history.
Turkish Cypriots turn against Ankara: demand international action
Turkish Cypriots demand President Christodoulidis file complaint against Turkey at International Criminal Court, citing ethnic cleansing and demographic manipulation.
Greek economy faces impact from potential 30% US tariffs starting August 1
US imposes 30% tariffs on EU imports from August 1st, threatening Greek exports worth 2.5 billion euros and creating ripple effects across European trade relationships.