Bloomberg: EU considers new “SAFE” program after €150 billion oversubscription
EU explores new defense funding after €150B loan program oversubscription. Bloomberg reports early-stage discussions for potential second SAFE program launch.
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Missing doctor mystery deepens as social media accounts show activity
Friends of missing doctor in Crete report mysterious social media activity on his accounts two months after disappearance, raising new questions about the case.
Zelensky confirms US June ultimatum but demands Ukraine’s role in talks
Zelensky confirms US ultimatum for war to end by June 2026 but insists Ukraine must participate in all territorial negotiations with Russia.
FBI “bomb” files on Epstein: “Trained as spy, worked with CIA and Mossad”
Explosive FBI files reveal claims that Jeffrey Epstein was “trained as a spy” and worked with CIA and Mossad, adding new intelligence allegations to the scandal.
Stabbings in Galatsi: Attackers asked “what team are you?” before sending two to hospital
Two men hospitalized after knife attack in Athens suburb. Attackers reportedly asked about football team loyalty before stabbing victims on Saturday night.
Greek air force commander espionage case: China spy network exposed
Greek air force commander arrested for selling classified military secrets to Chinese spy network. Investigation reveals encrypted communications and cryptocurrency payments.
Italy reports railway “sabotage” during Winter Olympics opening
Italy’s Transport Minister reports serious railway sabotage during Winter Olympics, with arson, cut cables, and explosive devices found near Bologna stations.
Tsipras targets PASOK and anti-SYRIZA forces in center-left battle
Alexis Tsipras launches strategic battle against PASOK’s Androulakis for center-left leadership, recruiting defectors and targeting anti-SYRIZA voters ahead of elections.
Mitsotakis on two fronts: Turkey talks with red lines, India AI summit
Greek PM Mitsotakis heads to Turkey for high-stakes talks with Erdogan, then to India’s AI summit seeking new trade and investment opportunities.
Karystianou responds to Chios tragedy backlash: I spoke of illegal crossings, not invaders
Greek politician Maria Karystianou defends controversial migrant shipwreck statement, claiming her words about “illegal invasions” were twisted to suggest support for deaths.
Epstein case: Prison surveillance footage reveals Ghislaine Maxwell’s daily life behind bars
Newly released Epstein files reveal rare surveillance footage of Ghislaine Maxwell’s daily prison life, sparking international controversy as she faces congressional testimony.
Stournaras tells Bloomberg: “Euro appreciation won’t change ECB monetary policy direction”
Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras tells Bloomberg that ECB monetary policy won’t shift despite euro appreciation against the dollar.
Chios tragedy: Coast Guard vessel secured for expert investigation
Coast Guard vessel involved in deadly Chios migrant shipwreck secured for expert investigation as political tensions rise over tragedy that killed 15 people.
Panagopoulos case: Pandora’s box opens – Six people under investigation
Greek trade union leader Panagopoulos and five others under investigation for embezzling €2.1 million in EU funds, triggering resignations and suspensions.
Lora disappearance: New witness spots missing teen at Chinese restaurant
New witness claims to have spotted missing Greek teenager Lora at Chinese restaurant in Germany as search efforts continue across multiple cities.
Chios tragedy: Citizens demand answers over shipwreck with 15 dead
Deadly collision between Greek Coast Guard and migrant boat off Chios sparks public outrage as citizens demand full investigation into the tragedy.
Hellenic Train: Service changes on suburban lines Ano Liosia-Magoula-Airport routes
Hellenic Train announces major service changes on suburban routes between Ano Liosia, Magoula and Athens Airport due to infrastructure works starting February.
Netanyahu on Epstein: “Never an Israeli spy – his relationship with former PM Barak proves it”
Netanyahu claims Epstein’s close ties with former Israeli PM Barak prove the financier wasn’t a spy, as new documents reveal high-profile connections.
Greek Air Force commander breaks in espionage case, names Chinese handler
Greek Air Force commander confesses to espionage, names Chinese handler after months-long intelligence surveillance operation reveals classified information leak.
Son of 56-year-old yoga teacher arsonist blames state failure
Son of Greek yoga teacher who burned five cars blames state failure to protect his mentally ill mother, now imprisoned in psychiatric ward.