Sheep and goat pox outbreak drives feta cheese prices to €17 per kilo
Sheep and goat pox outbreak devastates Greek livestock, driving feta cheese prices to unprecedented €17 per kilo as over 250,000 animals die.
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Seasonal allowance: How many stamps needed – Complete guide by sector
Complete guide to seasonal allowance requirements in Greece. Find out how many insurance stamps you need by sector and secure €687-€1,375 in benefits by Nov 30, 2025.
Meat prices soar 57% as livestock disease and supply crisis hit
Meat prices surge 57% as livestock disease and reduced production transform basic food into luxury item for Greek families. Crisis expected through 2027.
Halkidiki: Growing concerns over wolf and bear attacks – What to do if you encounter them
Wild animal encounters are increasing in Greece as wolves and bears venture into urban areas. Learn essential survival tips for protecting yourself.
Fatal crash in Thessaloniki: Shocking video shows motorcycle-truck collision that killed 29-year-old
Fatal motorcycle crash in Thessaloniki captured on shocking video shows collision between 29-year-old rider and truck, leading to four arrests.
EU Commission warns Greece: Agricultural subsidies frozen if compliance framework not submitted by October 2
EU Commission threatens to freeze Greece’s agricultural subsidies over compliance failures, setting October 2 deadline for new framework submission.
Vouliagmeni car crash: “They hit her from behind at high speed” says son of dead 64-year-old woman (Video)
Fatal multi-vehicle crash on Vouliagmeni Avenue kills 64-year-old woman, injures three others. Son claims victim was hit from behind at high speed.
Aigaleo: Palestinian has no ISIS connection, deemed ‘disturbed’
Palestinian man arrested in Aigaleo attacks has no ISIS ties, deemed mentally disturbed by Greek intelligence after making false terrorism claims.
Shock in Spata: Naked exhibitionist harasses mothers and children
A naked man harassed mothers and children in broad daylight in Spata, Greece. Authorities are investigating after witnesses recorded the incident.
Mystery surrounds young Georgian man found bloodied at Nikaia hospital
A young Georgian man appeared at Nikaia General State Hospital covered in blood, sparking a mysterious investigation into the circumstances.
Pavlos Fyssas: Crowds gather at his memorial in Keratsini
Crowds gather at Pavlos Fyssas memorial in Keratsini, 12 years after the anti-fascist rapper was murdered by Golden Dawn members in 2013.
Patras: “Kiss my feet or I’ll stab you” – teens force 13-year-old
Four teenage girls force 13-year-old to kneel and kiss their feet while threatening to stab her, filming the shocking bullying incident outside Greek school.
Tragedy in Ithaca: 82-year-old woman found dead in sea waters
Tragic incident in Ithaca as 82-year-old woman found dead in port waters. Port authorities launch investigation into the drowning accident.
Crete: Father of 3-year-old Angelos speaks about severe abuse: “I wish I had recognized him earlier”
Biological father of 3-year-old Angelos who died from severe abuse in Crete speaks out, denying involvement and expressing regret about legal recognition delays.
Papastaurou on European climate law: “We support review clause and significant flexibilities for a sustainable better future”
Greek Environment Minister supports EU climate law amendments with review clauses and flexibilities to balance ambitious environmental goals with economic realities.
OPEKEPE scandal: Opposition calls for Mitsotakis testimony rejected
Greek parliament majority rejects opposition demands to summon PM Mitsotakis and top officials in OPEKEPE agricultural subsidies scandal investigation.
Greece-Turkey tensions rise with Piri Reis exercises and NAVTEX
Greece responds to Turkish Piri Reis NAVTEX with major military exercises across Aegean islands amid rising tensions before potential Mitsotakis-Erdogan summit.
Air Marshal Iatridis reveals: “Turkey is testing us – If they enter 6 miles, everything changes”
Greek Air Marshal warns Turkey is testing boundaries in the Aegean Sea amid escalating tensions over territorial disputes and energy exploration rights.
Plevris on asylum suspension extension: decision due early October
Greek Migration Minister Thanos Plevris announces government will decide on extending asylum suspension in early October amid rising migration flows to Crete.
Justice minister clashes with opposition over criminal justice reforms
Greek Justice Minister Floridis and opposition leader Konstantopoulou engage in heated parliamentary clash over criminal justice reforms and witness protection laws.