Ioanna Touni: Court finds two defendants guilty in revenge porn case
Court finds two defendants guilty in Ioanna Touni revenge porn case. The influencer’s battle for justice concludes with vindication after years of legal proceedings.
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International Energy Agency: Oil supply disruptions to hit Europe in April
International Energy Agency warns Europe faces major oil supply crisis in April as Middle East disruptions threaten global energy markets and economic growth.
Storm “Erminio” hits Greece: Red alert areas, 112 warnings issued
The country is gripped by severe weather conditions, with heavy rainfall and thunderstorms affecting many regions. Since Wednesday afternoon (01/04), the storm “Erminio” has been battering the country with intense rain, thunderstorms, strong winds, hailstorms,…
Georgiadis on OPEKEPE: “Stay calm, let’s see what the file says”
Greek Health Minister Georgiadis accuses opposition leader Konstantopoulou of illegally filming police and obstructing the Tempi tragedy trial proceedings.
Fuel Pass platform to open by Holy Monday, payments mid-April
Greek Finance Ministry announces Fuel Pass platform launch by Holy Monday with mid-April payments. Government targets 80% of vehicles in fuel crisis support.
OPEKEPE scandal: 11 Greek MPs face immunity waiver requests
European prosecutors target 11 Greek MPs in major agricultural subsidy fraud case, seeking immunity waivers to investigate OPEKEPE corruption scandal.
Stournaras warns against early elections amid Europe’s challenges
Bank of Greece Governor warns calling early elections during wartime would be “huge mistake” as Europe faces inflation risks and economic challenges.
Fuel prices surge: “People are scared, wondering how to cope”
Fuel prices in Greece reach unprecedented levels as diesel surpasses gasoline costs. Market experts warn of widespread consumer anxiety and economic impact.
Storm “Erminio” unleashes fury on Athens: When the worst weather will hit
Storm “Erminio” brings severe weather to Greece with heavy rains hitting Athens after noon. Meteorologist warns of flooding risks and dangerous conditions.
Tempe train crash trial begins: Victims’ families arrive at court
Families of Tempe train crash victims arrive at court with photos of loved ones as the long-awaited trial begins after initial delays due to overcrowding issues.
Giorgos Floridis on Tempi: “The trial will begin normally”
Justice Minister confirms Tempi tragedy trial will proceed as scheduled, with 250 lawyers in main courtroom and 100 victims’ relatives present for proceedings.
Europe prepares for prolonged energy crisis: Commission urges member states to implement conservation measures
European Commission urges coordinated action as Middle East crisis threatens prolonged energy disruption, with oil prices surging 50% and gas up 70%.
Tempe trial: New footage from Larissa courthouse renovation
Larissa courthouse undergoes major renovation after chaotic first day of high-profile Tempe trial. New layout adds 110 seats, enhanced security measures planned.
Papastaurou at Economist: “Vertical Corridor is an artery of prosperity and freedom”
Greek Energy Minister highlights Vertical Corridor’s strategic role in Southeast Europe’s energy security at Economist roundtable, calling it an “artery of prosperity.”
Storm Erminio hits Greece: Massive hailstorm sweeps Halkidiki
Storm Erminio brings massive hailstorm to northern Greece, covering Halkidiki region in ice with strong winds and heavy rainfall causing travel disruptions.
JD Vance writes book on conversion to Catholicism amid 2028 run rumors
US Vice President JD Vance announces new book on his Catholic conversion, fueling speculation about a potential 2028 presidential campaign bid.
Russia: One dead, 50+ injured in petrochemical plant explosion
Deadly explosion at Russian petrochemical plant leaves one dead and over 50 injured. Equipment malfunction sparked massive fire at Nizhnekamsk facility.
Donald Trump: “NATO is nasty, they’re all nasty, if they want oil let them go get it”
Trump calls NATO “nasty” over Strait of Hormuz crisis, tells allies to “go get oil themselves” as tensions rise with Iran and European partners.
US Strait of Hormuz plan and the key point that changes everything
US develops plan to transfer Strait of Hormuz navigation to multinational consortium, while regional powers consider Suez Canal-style toll model for critical waterway.
Bluetongue outbreak: 486,300 sheep and goats culled in Greece
Greece reports massive bluetongue outbreak with 486,300 sheep and goats culled since August 2024, while 2,144 confirmed cases spread across multiple regions.