Chania migration crisis: Over 1,100 migrants housed in inhumane conditions at exhibition center
Over 1,100 migrants housed in inhumane conditions at Chania exhibition center as Greek island faces unprecedented migration crisis threatening safety.
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Halkidiki wolf attack: Drones deployed to find wolf that injured 5-year-old child
Authorities in Halkidiki deploy drones and thermal cameras to track down a wolf that attacked a 5-year-old Serbian child, as safety measures intensify in the area.
Car theft ring busted in Athens: Five members arrested
Greek police bust major car theft ring operating in Athens region, arresting five suspects who stole vehicles and falsified documents for illegal resale.
Greek Navy milestone: 2026 brings new era with Belharra frigates
Greek Navy enters new era in 2026 with Belharra frigates, submarine-hunting helicopters, and modernized MEKO vessels boosting Mediterranean defense.
Avramopoulos on Novartis: Conviction of two hooded witnesses reveals full conspiracy
Former EU Commissioner Avramopoulos calls for full investigation after Novartis witnesses convicted of perjury, demanding accountability from conspiracy masterminds.
Government sources hit back at PASOK after attack on Marinakis
Greek government sources respond to PASOK spokesman’s attack, questioning opposition’s costly proposals and defending administration policies.
Venizelos on Novartis: “Delayed justice, orchestrators remain unpunished”
Former PASOK leader criticizes delayed justice in Novartis scandal as key witnesses receive prison sentences for perjury, while masterminds escape accountability.
Mitsotakis calls Spanoulis after Greece wins bronze at Eurobasket 2025
Greek PM Mitsotakis congratulates coach Spanoulis after Greece wins bronze medal at Eurobasket 2025, marking the nation’s return to podium after 16 years.
Mitsotakis congratulates Karalis on silver medal at World Athletics Championships
Greek PM Mitsotakis congratulates pole vaulter Emmanuel Karalis on winning silver medal at World Athletics Championships in Tokyo.
Marinakis: Cheap opposition from those claiming Antetokounmpo wouldn’t play for Greece under current laws
Greek government spokesman denounces opposition criticism linking immigration laws to basketball star Giannis Antetokounmpo’s national team eligibility.
Migration crisis: EU Commission sounds alarm over rising flows to Crete
EU Commission raises alarm as Crete faces overwhelming migration surge from Libya. Island facilities at breaking point with hundreds arriving daily.
Sevi Voloudaki: Migration surge orchestrated as pressure tool
Greek minister says recent migration surge to Crete is orchestrated pressure tactic linked to Turkish-Libyan memorandum, announces immediate transfer plans.
Maximos Mansion: Mitsotakis meets Archbishop Eugenios on Tuesday
Greek PM Mitsotakis meets Church of Crete leaders Tuesday over controversial amendment limiting metropolitan transfers, amid rising ecclesiastical tensions.
Charlie Kirk murder: “Something big will happen tomorrow, bad day”
New evidence emerges in Charlie Kirk murder case as authorities investigate whether pro-trans groups had prior knowledge of Tyler Robinson’s deadly attack plan.
Netanyahu-Rubio meeting in Israel: Hamas must be eliminated
Netanyahu and US Secretary Rubio meet in Israel, calling for Hamas elimination while Israel takes full responsibility for Qatar attack.
Venice tourists fined €390 for swimming in canal, ordered to leave Italy
British tourists fined €390 each and banned from Venice after swimming in canal. Authorities crack down on dangerous behavior threatening historic city safety.
Horror in North Dakota: Woman splits lover’s head with axe while sleeping
North Dakota woman arrested for attacking sleeping boyfriend with axe, shocking police with her disturbing smile during arrest for attempted murder.
Dubai: BBC Reporter Exposes “Porta Potty Parties” Mastermind
BBC investigation exposes Charles Mwesigwa’s Dubai sex trafficking ring, trapping African women in “porta potty parties” and prostitution through debt bondage.
USA: Ukrainian refugee killer from crime family background
Ukrainian refugee brutally murdered on North Carolina train by suspect from crime family with history of armed robberies, burglaries and homicides.
Turkey: CHP leader trial set for October 24 – Özgür Özel’s leadership hangs in balance
Turkey’s main opposition CHP faces crucial trial on October 24 that could determine current leader Özgür Özel’s political future amid vote-buying allegations.