Greek government demands Covid subsidy repayments from businesses
Greek government seeks repayment of Covid subsidies from catering businesses that failed to use funds properly under NSRF program terms, with amounts ranging 550-4,500 euros.
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Shocking animal cruelty in Athens: Man trains hunting dogs to kill stray kittens
Disturbing video shows man in Athens training hunting dogs to attack and kill stray kittens in public park. Eyewitnesses describe shocking scenes.
Barefoot man harasses women on the street in Athens incidents
Barefoot man harasses two women in separate incidents in Athens neighborhoods, following them into private spaces before being confronted and removed.
Athens: Mother arrested after baby found in supermarket cart
Athens police arrest mother after 30-day-old baby found abandoned in supermarket cart near Acropolis. Authorities investigating possible begging ring connection.
Tragedy in Athens: Woman dies in childbirth due to doctor phobia
A 34-year-old woman in Athens died during childbirth at home due to her phobia of doctors, leaving behind two children and shocking the local community.
Greek school absence limits for 2025-2026: Rules for elementary, middle and high schools
Time is counting down to the start of the new 2025-2026 school year, as the first bell will ring on Thursday, September 11. In fact, from the 1st of the month, teachers are already in…
Giannitsis: “When Elon Musk says Greece is dying, it’s like 100 bells ringing”
Former Greek minister Giannitsis responds to Elon Musk’s comments about Greece’s demographic crisis, warning that alarm bells have been ringing for 15 years.
Greece cracks down on underage drinking: 99 arrests made this summer
Greece arrests 99 bar owners for serving alcohol to minors during summer crackdown. Government pledges zero tolerance for establishments endangering children.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis locks in middle class tax relief package
Greek PM Mitsotakis finalizes €1.7 billion middle class tax relief package ahead of major Thessaloniki speech, targeting families and demographic crisis.
Greek health minister cancels hospital visit after protest threats
“What happened in Drama with the incidents at the hospital was unacceptable, I canceled my visit,” stated Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis regarding the event that unfolded at Drama Hospital on Thursday morning, speaking to Parapolitika…
Tsipras intervenes before Thessaloniki Metropolitan Summit: “Democracy is being tested in our homeland”
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras criticizes government ahead of Economist Conference, warning democracy and justice are being tested in Greece.
Oscar Pistorius: Reeva Steenkamp’s mother suffers stroke
June Steenkamp, mother of murdered model Reeva Steenkamp, hospitalized after stroke. Oscar Pistorius killed her daughter on Valentine’s Day 2013.
Prince William and Kate return to duties with Princess’s stunning new look
Prince William and Kate Middleton make first public appearance in seven weeks at London’s Natural History Museum, with the Princess debuting a stunning new longer, blonde look.
15-year-old pilot aims to become youngest to fly around the world
15-year-old Byron Waller aims to become the youngest pilot to fly around the world, battling Crohn’s disease while inspiring youth to pursue their dreams.
Afghanistan earthquake: Death toll rises above 2,200 victims
Devastating 6.0 magnitude earthquake in Afghanistan kills over 2,200 people as Taliban government appeals for international humanitarian assistance.
CNN Analysis: Putin’s warm China reception threatens European security
CNN analysis reveals how Putin’s China summit threatens Europe’s security as Russia builds powerful anti-Western alliance with China, India, Iran, and North Korea.
Carlo Acutis: First millennial saint canonized by Pope Leo XIV
Carlo Acutis becomes first millennial saint in Catholic Church history. The 15-year-old Italian tech enthusiast who used coding to spread faith dies young.
Giorgio Armani: Company statement on his death and final wish
Fashion icon Giorgio Armani passes away, leaving behind a legendary legacy. The Armani house announces his final wish for a private farewell ceremony.
Lisbon tragedy: 18 dead in historic funicular derailment crash
Historic Lisbon funicular derails killing 17 people and injuring 21 in devastating crash. First victim identified as brake operator André Marques.
Saint Catherine’s Monastery: Woman targeted by monks speaks out
Mount Sinai monastery woman breaks silence on monk accusations, denies influencing Archbishop Damianos and threatens legal action against slanderers.