EU Methane Regulation Delay Proves Exarchos LNG Warning Right
EU delays methane regulation as Europe faces its lowest gas reserves in 15 years — vindicating AKTOR CEO Exarchos’s LNG market warning.
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Vertical Corridor & US-Greece Energy Alliance: Key Messages from Pyatt and Zemenides
Former US Ambassador Pyatt and HALC’s Zemenides back Greece’s Vertical Corridor role in cutting Europe’s dependence on Russian gas.
Greece’s unified property hub: all real estate data in one digital system
Greece is building a unified digital property hub, centralizing real estate data from the Land Registry, tax authorities, and energy providers in one system.
Tsipras launches triple offensive on fuel prices, farmers & cost of living
Tsipras heads to Ancient Olympia to attack the government on fuel prices, farmer hardship, and the rising cost of living in Greece.
Turkey’s F-35 bid: Why the UAE S-400 solution seems unlikely
Turkey is pushing to offload its Russian S-400 systems onto the UAE to unlock F-35 access — but experts say the plan faces major hurdles.
Mitsotakis unveils 5+1 measures to tackle energy price crisis
Greece’s PM Mitsotakis is set to announce a 5+1 measure package to tackle soaring energy prices, including heating oil cuts and diesel subsidies.
SpaceX Starship completes first orbital flight with 6 Earth orbits and 26 Starlink satellites
SpaceX’s Starship completes its first orbital flight, circling Earth six times and deploying 26 Starlink V3 satellites in a historic milestone.
SpaceX Starship splashes down in Pacific after historic first orbital flight
SpaceX’s Starship splashed down in the Pacific after achieving Earth orbit for the first time, cutting short a planned 10-hour mission due to engine failure.
Trump’s government-funded campaign ad sparks illegal propaganda claims
Trump faces illegal propaganda accusations after a government-funded TV ad aired during NFL games, weeks before the US midterm elections.
Kasidiaris focus groups shake up Greece’s far-right political landscape
Secret focus groups reaching Greece’s PM office reveal Kasidiaris could upend the far-right landscape, costing rivals votes ahead of national elections.
Mitsotakis faces three fronts: cost of living, energy prices, and Greek-Turkish tensions
Greek PM Mitsotakis battles rising costs, an energy crisis, and Turkish tensions — three fronts that could reshape the political landscape ahead of 2027 elections.
Karystianou fires back at Georgiadis over biofeedback machine controversy
Maria Karystianou fires back at Health Minister Georgiadis over biofeedback machine allegations, demanding equal scrutiny for all government members.
Aigio double murder: New evidence and Italian suspect’s bail request
A double murder case in Aigio, Greece, takes a dramatic turn as new forensic evidence emerges and the Italian suspect’s defense files for bail.
Thessaloniki clinic gave illegal chemo — even to patients without cancer
A private clinic in Thessaloniki ran an unlicensed oncology unit and gave chemotherapy to patients without cancer, Greek authorities have found.
Giorgos Mazonakis Death: Doctor Abandoned Singer to Perform €1,600 Treatment
Shocking new details reveal the Greek doctor accused in Giorgos Mazonakis’ death abandoned him for a €1,600 treatment on another patient.
Battle against fuel prices: Greece’s 4-point plan to halt pump price increases
Greece unveils a four-point plan to tackle soaring fuel prices as pump costs near €2.30/litre and oil hits $108 per barrel.
SKY Express Official Sponsor of Stoiximan Super Cup 2026
SKY Express is the official sponsor of Stoiximan Super Cup 2026, supporting Greece’s top basketball tournament with thrilling semifinal matchups.
Novasports: EuroLeague’s First “Devil’s Week” & EuroCup Tipoff
Novasports brings EuroLeague’s first Devil’s Week, EuroCup tipoff with Aris & PAOK, and the Athens Cup women’s basketball tournament live.
Greece’s 7% flat tax for foreign retirees: New October deadline
Greece extends its 7% flat tax deadline for foreign retirees to October 31 — find out who qualifies and how to apply.
Five years after the Arkalochori earthquake: 500 still living in containers
Five years after the Arkalochori earthquake, 500 people remain in containers and 400 buildings face demolition, as victims struggle for permanent housing.