Tempi tragedy: Legal conditions for exhuming victims’ bodies
Legal expert explains conditions for exhuming Tempe train crash victims’ bodies, discusses three-year rule and families’ DNA testing requests.
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Greece national strike October 1: What applies for transport, taxis
Greece faces nationwide strike October 1 as unions protest new labor laws. Transport, taxis, and ships will be affected across the country.
Greece receives 42nd upgraded F-16 Viper fighter jet from HAI
Greece’s Air Force receives its 42nd upgraded F-16 Viper fighter jet, marking 50% completion of the modernization program in partnership with Lockheed Martin.
Tragedy in Volos: 21-year-old student dies in fatal rooftop fall
A 21-year-old student died in a tragic accident in Volos after falling through a rooftop skylight while trying to leave following neighbor complaints.
Palestinian man gets 2-year prison sentence for attacks on three women in Athens
32-year-old Palestinian man sentenced to 2 years in prison for attacks on three women in Athens. Court hears disturbing testimonies from victims and families.
Gerapetritis sends clear message on Palestinian state recognition
Greek Foreign Minister outlines stance on Palestinian statehood, emphasizing recognition should come through UN-backed political process within pre-1967 borders.
Major Athens highway upgrades by 2026: Metamorfosis junction project
Greece launches major highway infrastructure upgrades including Metamorfosis junction improvements and Attiki Odos decongestion projects, set for 2026 completion.
SYRIZA and New Left reunion? Behind the scenes of Greece’s left
Greek opposition parties SYRIZA and New Left explore potential reunion ahead of elections, seeking to challenge the ruling government through unified campaign.
Mitsotakis-Erdogan meeting in New York: Three red lines and a veto
Greek PM Mitsotakis meets Turkish President Erdogan in New York amid rising tensions over sovereignty issues, Cyprus cable project, and EU defense program veto.
Greek Energy Minister meets US counterpart Chris Wright in New York
Greek Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou meets US Energy Secretary Chris Wright in New York to discuss energy security cooperation in Central and Eastern Europe.
Hatzidakis: We don’t want constant confrontation with Turkey
Greek Deputy PM Hatzidakis discusses Turkey relations, stating Greece seeks calm Aegean waters while firmly defending national interests through diplomacy.
Kikilias at Concordia Summit: Greece seeks legal migration like the US
Greek Minister discusses migration policy at NYC summit, calling for legal immigration and proper integration while highlighting security concerns and societal balance.
Pierrakakis on public sector pay raises: €1 billion boost by 2026
Greek Finance Minister announces €1 billion public sector pay boost by 2026, combining salary increases, minimum wage hikes, and permanent tax cuts for workers.
Mitsotakis – Erdogan: Critical New York meeting expectations
Greek PM Mitsotakis and Turkish President Erdogan set for crucial New York meeting amid rising tensions between the two NATO allies in the Aegean region.
Erdogan’s $10B defense deal for Trump: F-35s back in focus
Turkish President Erdogan prepares $10B defense deal proposal for Trump, including F-35 fighter jets, as Greek-American lawmakers issue stern warnings.
Erdogan’s microphone cut off during anti-Israel UN speech
Turkish President Erdogan’s microphone was cut off during his anti-Israel speech at the UN, sparking sabotage claims from Turkish media despite official explanations.
Zelensky meets Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew in New York
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew met Ukrainian President Zelensky in New York, expressing solidarity and condemning Russia’s war against Ukraine.
Super typhoon hits Hong Kong: stores and schools suspend operations
Super Typhoon Ragasa strikes Hong Kong with 220 km/h winds, forcing school closures, flight cancellations, and mass evacuations as residents prepare for destruction.
Macron stopped in New York for Trump’s motorcade (Video)
French President Macron’s car was stopped by NYC police for Trump’s motorcade during UN General Assembly. The awkward moment led to a phone call between the leaders.
WHO refutes Trump on Tylenol: acetaminophen use during pregnancy not linked to autism
WHO and European health agencies refute Trump’s claims linking Tylenol use during pregnancy to autism, stating no scientific evidence supports connection.