Leros: Shocking video shows father attacking son one year before murder
Shocking video footage reveals violent confrontation between father and son in Leros garage one year before tragic murder that stunned Greece.
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Tasoulas at diplomatic corps reception: “Rules-based international order is under challenge”
Greek President Tasoulas emphasizes support for Ukraine and Cyprus at diplomatic reception, warning that the rules-based international order faces unprecedented challenges.
Tragic accident at Athens airport: 67-year-old woman dies after falling from mobility lift
A 67-year-old disabled passenger died after falling from a mobility lift while disembarking at Athens airport, with her companion suffering minor injuries.
Kikilias on February 3 Chios tragedy: Criminal charges filed against migrant smuggling ring members
Greek authorities file criminal charges against migrant smuggling network members following deadly February shipwreck off Chios that killed 15 people.
Union of Greek Shipowners offers over 100 scholarships for 2026-2027
The Union of Greek Shipowners announces over 100 scholarships for 2026-2027, supporting postgraduate studies across 11 countries and 49 universities worldwide.
Loutraki: Remote location of deadly attack on 17-year-old revealed
Police investigate deadly knife attack on 17-year-old in remote Loutraki location. Teen returned home wounded but died hours later without revealing assault.
Middle East: How the US will strike Iran as forces increase
US forces prepare for targeted intervention in Iran as F-22 fighters deploy to southern Israel amid escalating Middle East tensions and military buildup.
18 severe storms hit Greece in 4 months leaving 5 dead
Greece hit by 18 severe storms in 4 months, leaving 5 dead and major destruction. National Observatory explains the atmospheric causes behind the unprecedented weather.
Tempe tragedy: Father’s heartbreaking confession after losing twin daughters
Father of twin daughters killed in Greece’s deadliest train crash shares his heartbreaking story of loss and fight for justice three years later.
Why did Pakistan start a new war with Afghanistan? Analysis explained
Pakistan declares open war on Afghanistan after deadly cross-border attacks. Defense Minister announces end of patience as airstrikes hit Kabul, Kandahar.
Iran steps back in US negotiations as Washington prepares strike
Iran offers major nuclear concessions in Geneva talks as US embassy orders staff evacuation from Israel amid imminent strike preparations.
Kim Jong Un’s sister makes first public appearance after succession snub
Kim Jong Un’s sister Kim Yo Jong makes first public appearance after being passed over for succession in favor of the North Korean leader’s teenage daughter.
USS Gerald Ford sails off Israel coast amid sewage concerns
The USS Gerald Ford, world’s largest aircraft carrier, sails off Israel as US strengthens Middle East military presence amid Iran tensions and sewage system reports.
Commission announces provisional application of EU-Mercosur deal
EU Commission moves forward with provisional Mercosur trade deal despite Parliamentary opposition, creating world’s largest free trade zone with 720M citizens.
Iran sends clear message to US after Geneva talks: “Abandon excessive demands”
Iran’s Foreign Minister demands US abandon “excessive demands” after Geneva nuclear talks fail to produce agreement, as tensions escalate in the region.
Androulakis challenges Mitsotakis on wiretapping scandal: Will you act against those who organized a deep state?
PASOK leader Androulakis launches fierce attack on PM Mitsotakis over energy crisis and wiretapping scandal, demanding accountability for deep state operations.
Androulakis insists: “We pay Europe’s most expensive electricity”
Greek opposition leader Androulakis challenges PM’s claims about energy costs, arguing Greece pays Europe’s highest electricity prices when adjusted for purchasing power.
Mitsotakis challenges Androulakis on energy costs in Greece
Greek PM Mitsotakis refutes claims about high electricity costs, stating Greece’s tariffs are 21% below European average while defending energy policy reforms.
Greece rejects Turkish UN letter on maritime zones as legally unfounded
Greece rejects Turkey’s latest UN letter on maritime zones, calling claims legally unfounded and emphasizing islands’ rights under international law.
Mitsotakis fires back in rebuttal: “If numbers don’t agree with you, so much the worse for the numbers”
Greek PM Mitsotakis delivers sharp rebuttal on energy policy and economic measures, dismissing opposition claims with caustic remarks about statistics.