Greece adopts AI-powered anti-corruption system like US IRS model
Greece implements AI-powered anti-corruption system modeled after US IRS, featuring predictive analytics and unified case registry to combat tax evasion effectively.
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Attica: Two men arrested for torturing, raping 17-year-old
Two young men arrested in Attica for torturing and sexually assaulting a 17-year-old victim, with a minor girl also implicated in the horrific case.
MRB Poll: 24% undecided voters reveal key priorities
New MRB poll reveals 24% of Greek voters remain undecided, with key demands for economic mobility, fair treatment, and political accountability driving their concerns.
Severe weather: African dust storm engulfs Greece from Athens to Crete
Significant problems due to severe weather have been recorded in recent hours across many regions of the country. Greece is trapped in a blanket of African dust and at the mercy of gale-force winds since…
Chevron-Helleniq Energy contracts signed Monday: Critical milestones and opportunities for Greece’s vertical corridor
Greece signs major energy contracts with Chevron-Helleniq Energy consortium Monday, marking critical milestone for hydrocarbon exploration and vertical corridor development.
Brutal murder in Greece: Three arrests after teen confesses to killing elderly man with 15 stab wounds
Three arrested in brutal murder of 82-year-old Greek man stabbed 15 times after bank card theft. Teen confesses to deadly crime in Alexandroupoli.
Crete tragedy: 64-year-old arrested for stabbing brother to death
Shocking fraternal murder in Crete as 64-year-old man fatally stabs his brother during heated argument. Local community stunned by deadly domestic violence.
“Violanta” factory owner to testify Tuesday as investigation reveals safety violations
Factory owner faces upgraded charges after deadly explosion investigation reveals fake safety systems, concealed tanks, and regulatory failures.
Heraklion Crete: 63-year-old fratricidal killer appears in court
A 63-year-old man appears in court for murdering his brother in Crete after coldly calling police to complain, then confessing to the brutal stabbing.
Anna Benaki-Psarouda dies at 92, first woman Parliament speaker
Greece’s first female Parliament speaker Anna Benaki-Psarouda dies at 92, leaving behind a groundbreaking legacy in politics, law and academia.
Obama slams Trump’s racist video as political discourse becomes “clown show”
Obama condemns Trump’s racist video depicting him as a monkey, calling degraded US political discourse a “clown show” while criticizing ICE operations as dictatorial.
Mitsotakis-Erdogan meeting: calm waters with major differences
Greek PM Mitsotakis and Turkish President Erdogan met in Ankara after 18 months, agreeing on seven cooperation deals while major differences remain over Aegean Sea
Two new energy efficiency programs worth €2 billion coming
Greece launches two major energy efficiency programs worth over €2 billion targeting vulnerable households with subsidies for heating, windows and water heaters.
Mitsotakis on meeting with Erdogan: open dialogue channels with commitment to international law
Greek PM Mitsotakis discusses diplomatic meeting with Turkish President Erdogan, emphasizing open dialogue channels and commitment to international law in Greek-Turkish relations.
Saharan dust engulfs Athens in orange haze – Health warnings
Saharan dust blankets Athens in orange haze as health officials warn vulnerable groups to stay indoors and take protective measures against air pollution.
Epstein Case: New Documents Expose Steve Bannon’s Plot to “Overthrow” Pope Francis
Explosive new documents reveal Steve Bannon’s communications with Jeffrey Epstein discussing plans to “overthrow” Pope Francis in 2019 messages.
“Violanta” factory owner re-arrested over deadly explosion
Violanta factory owner re-arrested on serious charges including explosion with intent and involuntary manslaughter after deadly blast killed five women.
Tragedy in Lutsa: “What did I do to you my friend?” 15-year-old driver cried in shock after fatal crash
Tragic car crash in Lutsa kills 15-year-old, leaves driver screaming “What did I do to you my friend?” Security footage captures final moments.
Shocking fratricide in Heraklion: 63-year-old stabs brother
Tragic fratricide shocks Crete as 63-year-old man allegedly murders his brother with knife following heated argument. Suspect arrested by police.
Greek Supreme Court rejects public sector union appeal for bonus restoration
Greece’s Supreme Court rejects appeal to restore 13th and 14th salary bonuses for 700,000 public sector workers, ruling no constitutional violation exists.