Government demands PASOK apology over Tempi train crash conspiracy theories
Greek government sources demand PASOK apology over conspiracy theories surrounding the deadly Tempi train crash investigation and Fire Service report findings.
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Samaras family thanks public for support after daughter’s death
Former Greek PM Antonis Samaras’ family thanks the public for support following the sudden death of his 34-year-old daughter Lena at Evangelismos hospital.
Greece fires back at Turkish provocations: “Not even freshmen diplomats”
Greece delivers sharp response to Turkish Foreign Minister’s provocative claims about domestic politics, with officials rejecting interference attempts.
New Democracy condemns vandalism at minister’s office
New Democracy strongly condemns vandalism attack on Deputy Minister Sebi Voloudaki’s office, vowing that officials won’t be intimidated by thugs.
COSMOTE TV launches 2025-26 season with comprehensive football coverage
COSMOTE TV launches 2025-26 season with extensive football coverage including Champions League, Europa League, Premier League, and Greek Super League matches.
Thessaloniki: 45-year-old admits driving Porsche in fatal crash
45-year-old businesswoman admits to driving Porsche in high-speed crash in Thessaloniki, tests positive for alcohol after fleeing scene.
Greek mafia boss arrested: Mastermind behind multiple murders
Greek police arrest key figure in organized crime network linked to multiple murders and illegal trafficking operations across the country.
Ministry of Education approves four private universities in Greece
Greece approves four private universities for 2025-2026, marking a historic reform in higher education with new opportunities for students.
Politico: 40-kilometer security zone proposed between Ukraine and Russia
European leaders consider 40km security zone between Ukraine and Russia as part of peace deal, requiring territorial concessions and up to 60,000 troops.
Archbishop Damianos: Trapped and held hostage for the first time in 60 years at Sinai Monastery
Archbishop Damianos reports being trapped at Sinai Monastery for first time in 60 years, unable to access medications as Egyptian authorities maintain siege.
Greece and South Korea plan direct flights to boost tourism
Greece and South Korea explore direct flights to boost tourism cooperation. Minister Kefalogianni meets Korean Air executives to discuss new routes starting 2026.
Superfund/Growthfund presents “National Development Alliance” at 89th TIF
Greece’s Superfund unveils “National Development Alliance” at historic 89th Thessaloniki International Fair, showcasing strategic investment tools and economic transformation.
Protergia: Autumn brings reduced electricity rates for consumers
Protergia cuts electricity rates for autumn, offering residential green tariffs at €0.159 kWh with up to 18% savings and student-friendly packages starting at €29.99.
Nova returns to 82nd Venice Film Festival with Kim Novak tribute
Nova brings exclusive Venice Film Festival coverage with Kim Novak tribute films and daily reports from the 82nd International Venice Film Festival.
Greek Superfund puts three privatizations on waiting list
Greece’s Superfund prioritizes three major privatizations including Egnatia Odos highway, Lavrio port, and Kalamata Airport by year-end 2024.
Takis Theodorikakos: School supplies prices remain stable – Government targets cost of living control
Greek Development Minister secures commitment from supermarkets to maintain stable school supply prices, part of broader government effort to control living costs.
OPEKA: Friday payments for August benefits – Recipients
Greece’s OPEKA announces Friday payment schedule for August social benefits, distributing €179.9 million to 593,210 recipients including housing, disability, and child allowances.
New era for Greece’s social security: 140 digital services on mobile
Greece’s social security system undergoes massive digital transformation with 140 mobile services, revolutionizing pension and insurance management for 6.5 million citizens.
Greek stock market closes down 1.28%, turnover at €222.21 million
Greek stock market falls 1.28% in third consecutive decline. Banking stocks lead losses while total market cap drops by €4.4 billion amid ongoing volatility.
Greek retail sales plummet during summer sales as SMEs struggle
Greek retail businesses face crisis as 59% report declining summer sales, with SMEs struggling against rising costs and reduced consumer spending power.