Gerapetritis: Greeks detained in Israel to return via special flight
Greek Foreign Minister announces special flight to repatriate Greek citizens detained in Israel after participating in Gaza flotilla mission.
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Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras accelerates plans for new center-left party following parliamentary resignation, with key SYRIZA figures expected to join.
Androulakis on GSI: PM must inform Greeks about Cyprus-Crete cable completion timeline
PASOK leader attacks PM Mitsotakis over Cyprus-Israel cable project delays, warning of dangerous geopolitical consequences amid Turkish threats.
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Everest blizzard traps hundreds of climbers at 16,000 feet
Nearly 1,000 climbers trapped by massive blizzard on Mount Everest’s eastern slopes at 16,000 feet as rescue operations continue in Tibet.
Netanyahu warns Hamas over Trump Gaza plan, blasts Europe
Netanyahu shows caution over Trump’s Gaza hostage plan while warning Hamas of consequences. Israeli PM also launches fierce attack on Europe for surrendering.
Baron Trump: How the 19-year-old made $80 million from crypto
19-year-old Baron Trump accumulated over $80 million through cryptocurrency investments, guiding his father into the digital asset space and the Trump family empire.
France: Prime Minister Sebastian Lecornu resigns from office
French Prime Minister Sebastian Lecornu resigns after serving less than one month in office, with President Macron accepting his resignation.
Greek activists from Gaza flotilla return home as Israel deports 170
Greek activists from Gaza flotilla detained by Israel return home via special flight, as 170 total deportees include climate activist Greta Thunberg.
Von der Leyen faces new battles in European Parliament
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen faces her second no-confidence motion in three months as budget battles loom in the European Parliament.
Nobel Prize in Medicine: Three scientists win for autoimmune discoveries
Three scientists win 2025 Nobel Prize in Medicine for groundbreaking discoveries about immune system regulation and autoimmune disease prevention.
Trump demands “quick moves” on Gaza – How are Israel-Hamas talks in Cairo progressing?
Trump pressures for quick Gaza ceasefire as Israeli and Palestinian delegations meet in Egypt for comprehensive peace negotiations, with EU humanitarian support ongoing.
Morocco chaos: Gen Z 212 protests enter ninth day demanding government reform
Gen Z 212 protests in Morocco enter ninth day as thousands demand government reforms, anti-corruption measures, and PM Akhannouch’s resignation.
France: Macron walks alone by Seine after PM resignation crisis
French President Emmanuel Macron faces political crisis as PM Sebastian Lecornu resigns after just weeks in office, leaving France in unprecedented deadlock.
Kimberly Guilfoyle meets Pete Hegseth before departing for Athens
US Ambassador-designate Kimberly Guilfoyle meets Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth in Washington to discuss global security before her Athens assignment.
Zelensky’s serious accusation: European and US parts in Russian missiles
Ukrainian President Zelensky accuses Western countries of allowing over 100,000 foreign components to be used in Russian weapons systems targeting Ukraine.
Main suspect arrested in Drosia attempted murder case
Police arrest main suspect in Drosia shooting case on Zakynthos island. 29-year-old cook allegedly shot ex-husband of his partner. Accomplice may be involved.
“Student housing is not a luxury, it’s a necessity” – NTUA dorm president speaks out
NTUA dorm president reveals shocking conditions in Greek student housing, describing infrastructure failures and government neglect affecting thousands.
Greece won’t blackmail over Cyprus cable, minister says
Greek Environment Minister says relations with Cyprus remain strong despite disagreements over the 300-million-euro EU-funded electrical cable project.