Musk now praises Trump for Gaza ceasefire plan: “Credit where credit is due”
Elon Musk praises Donald Trump’s diplomatic efforts on Gaza ceasefire plan despite their ongoing feud, calling it “credit where credit is due” on social media.
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University of Athens law school spaces renovated after years of occupation
University of Athens law school reopens renovated spaces after years of student occupation, as education minister visits to discuss strategic planning and funding.
Greek actor Filippidis absent from trial closing arguments
Greek actor Petros Filippidis skips trial closing arguments as defense lawyer calls allegations “lies” and highlights prosecutor’s acquittal recommendations.
New labor bill: What changes it brings to Greek employment
Greece’s new labor bill introduces major workplace reforms, including flexible 4-day work weeks, enhanced overtime pay, and stronger worker protections.
Europe faces extreme heatwave: Which regions hit hardest
Europe battles record-breaking heatwave with temperatures reaching 46°C, affecting schools, causing deaths, and moving from France toward Germany and beyond.
Iran prepared naval mines for Hormuz Strait blockade after Israeli strikes
Iran loaded naval mines onto ships in the Persian Gulf after Israeli strikes, raising fears of a potential Strait of Hormuz blockade that could disrupt global trade.
Cyprus talks return to New York: Tatar accepts five-party meeting
Turkish Cypriot leader Ersin Tatar agrees to attend informal five-party talks on Cyprus in New York, while maintaining his stance on two-state solution.
Trump: Israel accepts 60-day Gaza ceasefire terms – Hamas must agree
Trump announces Israel agrees to 60-day Gaza ceasefire terms, calls on Hamas to accept deal with Qatar and Egypt mediating peace negotiations.
Car repair shops strike continues over Digital Customer Registry
Greek car repair shops continue striking against new Digital Customer Registry requirements, causing market disruption during peak summer travel season.
Very high fire risk warning for Wednesday July 2 in Greece – Athens and islands on alert
Greece on high wildfire alert as dangerous weather conditions affect Athens, Crete, and Greek islands on Wednesday July 2.
Syria: Greece leads UN initiative after attack on Greek Orthodox church
Greece spearheads UN Security Council session condemning terrorist attack on Damascus church, demanding accountability and protection for Syrian minorities.
July electricity rates in Greece: What applies per provider
Greek electricity providers announce July 2024 rates. PPC offers competitive fixed and variable tariffs while absorbing wholesale price increases for consumers.
Tzitzikostas pushes for accelerated EU military corridors
EU Commissioners push to accelerate military mobility corridors across Europe, with over 500 priority infrastructure projects planned to strengthen defense capabilities.
Ministry of Justice: Constitution “prohibits any form of strike by judicial officials”
Greek Justice Ministry condemns judges’ strike as unconstitutional, citing constitutional ban on judicial work stoppages amid Civil Procedure Code protests.
Pension increases from €12 to €65 per month for 2.5 million retirees in 2026
Greek pension increases of €12-65 monthly for 2.5 million retirees in 2026, with 2.4% rate locked based on inflation and economic growth projections.
Thailand PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra suspended over leaked call
Thailand’s Constitutional Court suspends PM Paetongtarn Shinawatra over leaked phone call with Cambodia’s Hun Sen, sparking political crisis and protests.
Patras: Key testimonies and new images of 10-year-old’s injuries
Investigation intensifies as staff testimonies reveal suspicious injuries on disabled 10-year-old in Patras, sparking child abuse concerns and police inquiry.
Trump vs Musk: New feud escalates, Tesla stock plunges 6.62%
Trump and Musk’s escalating feud causes Tesla stock to plunge 6.62% as their month-long political battle intensifies with threats of deportation and subsidy cuts.
SYRIZA demands preliminary inquiry into OPEKEPE scandal
SYRIZA demands preliminary inquiry into OPEKEPE corruption scandal, claiming Prime Minister Mitsotakis knew of government officials’ involvement in favoritism network.
Turkey: Mass arrests of opposition members
Turkey conducts mass arrests of 109 opposition members in Izmir, including former mayor, as part of expanding crackdown on political rivals.