Stoiximan launches new campaign for UEFA Europa League
Stoiximan unveils emotional new UEFA Europa League campaign featuring classical music and iconic football moments for the upcoming European season.
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First Wyndham opens in Piraeus: “It’s not about prestige, but functional reliability”
Wyndham debuts in Piraeus with luxury affordable residences, marking a new trend in Greek tourism as branded accommodations target middle-income travelers.
ELVIAL showcases innovation at Greek Aluminum 2025 expo
ELVIAL presents cutting-edge aluminum systems and digital innovations at Greece’s premier industry exhibition, showcasing sustainable construction solutions.
Elevator cartel drives up prices: demanding €8,000 for upgrades
Competition authorities investigate elevator maintenance cartel charging €8,000 for mandatory upgrades, exploiting registry deadline to inflate prices across Greece.
Electricity theft: How it’s proven and what penalties apply
Electricity theft crackdown intensifies with stricter penalties from July 2025. Learn how authorities detect illegal connections and what fines await violators.
e-EFKA: When November 2025 pensions will be paid
Greece’s e-EFKA announces November 2025 pension payment schedule with separate dates for salaried and non-salaried workers starting October 27.
Why gold is climbing again – What US uncertainty reveals
Gold reaches near $3,900 amid US government shutdown fears and rate cut expectations, posting seventh consecutive weekly gain as economic uncertainty drives demand.
Police officer’s heroic off-duty rescue saves 76-year-old domestic violence victim in Heraklion
Off-duty police officer in Heraklion saves 76-year-old woman from domestic violence after hearing her screams for help. The 82-year-old perpetrator was arrested.
Greece cracks down on military service exemptions with new I5 reforms
Greece introduces major military service reforms, cracking down on I5 exemptions and launching voluntary conscription for women aged 20-26 years.
Arta hospital death: Nurse reveals tragic details of pregnant woman’s fatal allergic reaction
Nurse reveals shocking details of pregnant woman’s death from allergic reaction at Greek hospital, claiming patient denied having allergies three times.
Mary Chronopoulou death: New audio evidence reveals threats
Audio evidence reveals threats against Greek actress Mary Chronopoulou before her mysterious death. Homicide investigators examine new clues in the case.
Greece considers mandatory military service for women: Defense ministry explores gender equality in armed forces
Greece’s Defense Ministry considers allowing women aged 19-26 to serve voluntarily in the military, following international trends in gender equality within armed forces.
Shocking shooting in Athens suburb: CCTV captures assassination attempt
CCTV footage captures shocking assassination attempt in Athens suburb as masked gunman ambushes 38-year-old victim in his own garden.
Vasilis Paiteris: “I struggled in detention – debt grew from €50,000 to €850,000”
Greek folk singer Vasilis Paiteris reveals ordeal in detention over €850,000 debt, surviving on apples alone for four days before court-ordered release.
Mitsotakis tells Google VP: “Child online safety is our priority”
Greek PM Mitsotakis meets Google VP to discuss child online safety initiatives, including Greece’s pioneering KidsWallet app and European digital age verification systems.
Tsipras at Sorbonne: Europe has wrong leadership, the left is useful when it doesn’t flee from difficulties
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras criticizes Europe’s neoconservative leadership at Sorbonne, advocating for a useful left that doesn’t flee from difficulties.
Afroditi Latinopoulou: Let Maria Karystianou do what God inspires her
Greek MEP Afroditi Latinopoulos discusses hunger striker Panos Routsi, Palestinian issue, and her controversial asset declaration on live radio.
Greek parliament turns into boxing ring as MP threatens violence
Tensions explode in Greek Parliament as independent MP threatens SYRIZA representative with violence over perceived disrespect during parliamentary session.
Nikos Dendias reveals true reason behind paratrooper school commander’s resignation
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias reveals the real reasons behind military commanders’ resignations, dismissing claims of political interference in Parliament.
Greece approves fourth Belharra frigate purchase – When “Nearchos” arrives in Athens
Greece approves €809M fourth Belharra frigate “Themistocles” with parliamentary support, featuring advanced armament and 25% Greek shipyard participation.