US fails to rescue pilot after fighter jet shot down over Iran
US forces failed to rescue a fighter pilot shot down over Iran. Black Hawk helicopters and C-130 aircraft conducted unsuccessful search operation.
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Trump: Opening Strait of Hormuz to get oil and make money is matter of time
Trump calls opening of Strait of Hormuz “matter of time” to secure oil access and generate profits, posting controversial statement on TruthSocial.
Netanyahu vows continued strikes on Iran in coordination with Trump
Netanyahu announces continued Israeli military strikes on Iran in full coordination with Trump administration, claiming 70% destruction of Iran’s steel capacity.
Middle East escalation: New missile strikes hit Kuwait and Israel
Middle East tensions escalate with Iranian missile strikes on Kuwait and Israel. Trump says Iran eager for deal as bridge bombings intensify conflict.
Konstantopoulou’s feud with judges escalates: Train video trial
Greek politician Zoe Konstantopoulou clashes with judiciary over train crash trial, forcing judge withdrawal and case restart after heated courtroom confrontations.
Greece’s upgraded role in Strait of Hormuz crisis: diplomatic sources speak to parapolitika.gr
Greece joins 34 nations in UK-led initiative to restore free navigation through Strait of Hormuz, with 11 Greek ships and 88 sailors currently trapped in region.
Tsipras announces new party for September without compromises
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras announces plans for new political party by September, promising no compromises and lessons learned from past mistakes.
Political confrontation escalates over corruption scandal as opposition demands no-confidence vote
Opposition party SYRIZA escalates pressure on Greek government with no-confidence motion demands following major corruption scandal involving ruling party officials.
OPEKEPE scandal: Parliament receives files for 11+2 officials
Greek Parliament receives OPEKEPE scandal files for 13 officials including 11 MPs and former ministers, with potential statute of limitations risk looming.
Jerusalem Patriarchate restricts Easter celebrations to churches only
Jerusalem Patriarchate restricts Easter celebrations to churches only due to Middle East conflict, prioritizing Christian safety while preserving religious rights.
EOS Capital Partners successfully completes final funding round
EOS Capital Partners completes €250M final funding round for EHRF II, targeting Greek SMEs and MidCaps with growth potential up to €100M annual turnover.
Novo Nordisk launches “For a lighter life” obesity awareness campaign
Novo Nordisk Greece launches comprehensive obesity awareness campaign “For a lighter life,” emphasizing medical support over personal blame for chronic disease management.
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.
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.