Epstein and Russian intelligence: Why Poland opens investigation now
Poland launches investigation into Jeffrey Epstein’s possible ties to Russian intelligence services following Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s explosive statement.
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Greece set to ban social media for children under 15, Reuters reports
Greece moves closer to banning social media for children under 15, following Spain’s lead in European efforts to protect minors from online risks.
Greece’s Defense Plan Against €247 Billion Bad Debt Crisis
Greece unveils 7-point strategy to tackle €247 billion debt crisis affecting households, businesses, and public finances through innovative prevention measures.
Energy: Europe’s next phase after breaking free from Russia
Europe sets 2027 deadline to end Russian gas imports through REPowerEU regulation, positioning Greece as key energy hub for American LNG via Vertical Corridor project.
Clintons to testify before Congress committee on Epstein case
Bill and Hillary Clinton agree to testify before Congressional committee on Jeffrey Epstein case after initially refusing and facing potential prosecution.
Warning bells for Tsipras: complaints over new party delays
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras faces mounting pressure as supporters grow impatient with delays in launching his new political party amid falling poll numbers.
Mitsotakis-Erdogan meeting amid Navtex tensions: Turkey’s olive branch and F-35 dispute
Greek PM Mitsotakis meets Erdogan amid Aegean tensions as Turkey offers olive branch. US-Turkey F-35 deal remains blocked by Russian S-400 missile systems.
Mitsotakis plan for Constitutional Reform: 6 key articles revealed
Mitsotakis government reveals ambitious Constitutional Reform plan targeting 6 key articles, from private universities to public sector tenure and judicial independence.
Nuclear talks: US-Iran negotiations begin over Iranian program
Iran and the US are set to begin nuclear negotiations as Iranian President Pezeshkian requests talks with Washington amid rising tensions in the region.
Murder in Nea Peramos: Frame-by-frame footage reveals 27-year-old’s kidnapping – He survived one week in captivity (Video)
Shocking kidnapping footage reveals 27-year-old’s final moments before brutal execution. Victim survived week in captivity before murder with 10 bullets.
Police bust drug trafficking ring in Nafpaktos: Four arrested
Greek police bust major drug trafficking ring in Nafpaktos, arresting four suspects found packaging cocaine in rented stash house operations.
REPowerEU: EU timeline for complete independence from Russian gas
EU publishes REPowerEU regulation setting binding timeline to end Russian gas imports by 2027. Greece emerges as key energy hub through Vertical Corridor project.
Shocking accident in Patras: Car hits student on University Street
15-year-old student struck by car in Patras but avoids serious injury. Traffic police investigate the afternoon accident on University Street near cemetery.
Epstein case: How he used royal family ties to advance his interests
New documents reveal how Jeffrey Epstein leveraged royal connections across Europe, from Buckingham Palace dinners to Norwegian princess correspondence.
From Oscars to prison: Director of “A Simple Accident” arrested
Iranian screenwriter Mehdi Mahmoudian arrested as his Oscar-contending film “A Simple Accident” gains international acclaim amid political tensions.
From energy to transport: Why Russian attacks now target Ukraine’s railways
Russian attacks shift from Ukraine’s energy grid to railway networks, targeting civilian transport and supply lines amid winter crisis and ongoing conflict.
Kasselakis party in chaos: Mass expulsions and infighting ahead of congress
Greek political party faces crisis as leader expels officials and online threats emerge just days before crucial congress that could reshape party structure.
Maria Karystianou’s new party “birth”: March 25th launch plans
Maria Karystianou launches new political party “Gennisi” through website, targeting disappointed voters with participatory democracy model ahead of March 25th.
Greece launches “MIDAS” property registry: Digital revolution
Greece launches revolutionary MIDAS property registry system, creating digital profiles for all real estate to streamline transactions and combat tax evasion.
Mitsotakis-Erdogan meeting amid Aegean tensions: Turkey sends harsh message
Greek PM Mitsotakis prepares for high-stakes meeting with Turkey’s Erdogan as tensions escalate over Aegean Sea claims and diplomatic positions diverge.