Menidi shooting verdict sparks chaos outside Athens courthouse
Chaos erupts outside Athens courthouse after a life sentence is handed down in the 2017 stray bullet killing of 11-year-old Mario in Menidi.
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Naked man causes panic in Larissa city center, arrested by police
A naked man caused panic in central Larissa on Friday, harassing passersby before being swiftly detained by police motorcycle units.
Greece unemployment hits historic low of 660,682 in May 2026
Greece’s registered unemployment fell to a historic low of 660,682 in May 2026, dropping 10.8% year-on-year, official DYPA data shows.
Oil prices drop after US-Iran deal: $80–$100 per barrel expected
Oil prices are set to fall to the $80–$100 range following the US-Iran agreement, offering relief at the pump — but key risks remain.
Greek Competition Authority saves consumers €714M in five years
Greece’s Competition Authority saved consumers over €714M in five years, with EU-wide enforcement generating up to €29.7B in annual household savings.
Shell V-Power backs “Flandy” and Kostas Stefanis at Acropolis Rally
Shell V-Power sponsors “Flandy” and WRC record-holder Kostas Stefanis at the iconic Acropolis Rally in Greece.
KG Law Firm wins IFLR Europe Awards 2026 for Intralot-Bally’s deal
Greek law firm KG Law Firm wins IFLR Europe’s Deal of the Year 2026 for its role in the €2.7B Intralot–Bally’s Interactive cross-border deal.
New Era NBA Finals in-store event at Stathatos athletics in Greece
New Era and Fais Group turned the NBA Finals into a streetwear celebration in Athens with live music, custom caps, and basketball activities.
Badosa on Tsitsipas: “If he were a normal person, we’d have a great relationship”
Paula Badosa fires back at Stefanos Tsitsipas, calling their split “toxic” and saying “he deserves it” — her most candid comments yet on the relationship.
Bank of Greece raises growth outlook after US-Iran deal
The Bank of Greece upgrades its growth outlook for the Greek economy following the US-Iran deal, citing reduced geopolitical uncertainty and lower energy risks.
The Mediterranean’s most unwanted invader: Why the silver-cheeked toadfish fears nothing
The silver-cheeked toadfish is taking over the Mediterranean — and scientists say natural predators are powerless to stop it.
NATO Ramstein Flag 26: Greek Rafale jets shine in massive air exercise
Greece’s Rafale jets took center stage at NATO’s Ramstein Flag 26 exercise, a massive multinational air operation spanning northern and southern Europe.
Double Murder in Aigio: The Forensic Evidence and the Case Against an Italian Suspect
A forensic expert reveals why “weak” lab results don’t clear the Italian suspect in the Aigio double murder — the gunpowder mystery, missing DNA, and bleach smell explained.
Greece’s Supreme Court leadership election: Parliament recommends Panagiotis Lymveropoulos as president
Greece’s Parliament recommends Panagiotis Lymveropoulos as the next Supreme Court president after a marathon hearing session with key absences.
Greece reaffirms support for Montenegro’s EU path, eyes new investment ties
Greek FM Gerapetritis reaffirms Greece’s support for Montenegro’s EU accession and announces a joint business mission to explore new investment opportunities.
Netanyahu “sabotage” fears over Iran peace deal: US intelligence warning
US intelligence warns Netanyahu may sabotage the Iran peace deal with continued military operations in Lebanon, risking the fragile US-Iran agreement.
EU Diplomatic Thriller: Costa’s Secret Moscow Contacts Spark Macron-Merz Fury
Brussels erupts as EU Council President Costa’s secret Moscow contacts spark fury from Macron and Merz at a tense late-night EU summit.
3.7 Magnitude Earthquake Strikes South of Chania, Crete
A 3.7 magnitude earthquake struck the sea area south of Chania, Crete on Friday, with its epicenter 61km southwest of Paleochora.
Salvini defends Meloni after Trump remarks: “Whoever insults Georgia insults us all”
Matteo Salvini rallies behind Giorgia Meloni after Trump’s G7 remarks spark a diplomatic crisis between Rome and Washington.
Mitsotakis: Greece ready to join Strait of Hormuz mission if needed
Greek PM Mitsotakis signals readiness to join a Strait of Hormuz security mission, pending UN mandate, following the Brussels EU Summit.