Iran warns ships against “illegal” transit through the Strait of Hormuz
Iran warns ships against illegal routes through the Strait of Hormuz as diplomatic talks between Tehran and Washington stall over sanctions and blockade conditions.
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Athens Plaka building explosion: gas leak at 15% concentration triggered deadly blast
A gas leak reaching 15% concentration and a single spark may have triggered the deadly Plaka building explosion that killed six people in Athens.
Mitsotakis marks 37 years since the assassination of Pavlos Bakoyannis
Greek PM Mitsotakis honors the 37th anniversary of politician Pavlos Bakoyannis’ assassination, vowing to uphold his vision for a united Greece.
Dendias honors Bakoyiannis 37 years after his assassination
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias honors Pavlos Bakoyiannis on the 37th anniversary of his assassination by the November 17 terrorist group.
Kimberly Guilfoyle on Athens explosion: “Our hearts are with the victims’ families”
U.S. Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle mourns four Americans killed in the Athens Plaka explosion, pledging full consular support to victims’ families.
Trump rejects Iran’s 7-day Strait of Hormuz deal as Khamenei gives green light
Trump rejects Iran’s 7-day plan to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, as Khamenei backs the proposal and Tehran forms a negotiating committee.
Lavrov at UN: Europe blocks Ukraine peace talks, Russia ready to help in Strait of Hormuz
Lavrov blasts Europe at the UN General Assembly, accuses it of blocking Ukraine peace efforts and offers Russia’s help in the Strait of Hormuz.
“Ceuta Is Not for Sale”: Thousands March in Madrid Against Spanish Government
Thousands march in Madrid against the Spanish government’s handling of the Ceuta migrant crisis, demanding early elections and chanting “Ceuta is not for sale.”
Kifissos River SOS: Pollution Crisis and Flood Risk Threatening Athens
Athens’ Kifissos River is sounding the alarm over industrial pollution and flood risk, as new scientific research reveals alarming contamination levels threatening the city.
Athens Plaka explosion: Six dead as investigators comb through rubble for cause
Six people dead after a deadly explosion levelled an apartment building in Athens’ historic Plaka district. Authorities investigate a suspected massive gas leak.
Plaka tragedy: Pregnant tourist among six victims of Athens building explosion
A pregnant woman and a honeymooning couple are among six tourists killed after a building explosion devastated Athens’ historic Plaka neighborhood.
Plaka building collapse: The six victims of the Athens tragedy
All six victims of the deadly Plaka building explosion in Athens have been identified, including two American-Albanian siblings and their spouses on vacation.
Plaka Explosion: Four Dead, Two Missing in Building Rubble
A third victim has been found in the rubble of the Plaka building that collapsed after an explosion, as rescue crews continue recovery operations.
Greece strengthens its diplomatic footprint at the UN General Assembly
Greek FM Gerapetritis outlines Greece’s growing diplomatic role at the 81st UN General Assembly, highlighting key multilateral meetings and initiatives.
Mitsotakis battles Brussels for fuel tax relief
Greek PM Mitsotakis pushes Brussels for fiscal flexibility to cut fuel taxes, warns of a difficult winter without EU action on energy costs.
Fuel excise tax revenues fall €230M short in 8-month period
Greece’s excise tax revenues missed targets by €230M in 8 months as soaring fuel prices above €2/liter cut household driving and consumption.
Athens Explosion: One Dead in Plaka Rubble, Five Still Missing
A woman was found dead in the Plaka building collapse after a powerful Athens explosion, with five people — including three Americans — still missing.
Mitsotakis Plans Fuel Relief Measures: Key Dates for Energy Support Revealed
Greece’s PM Mitsotakis is set to announce fuel relief measures on Sept. 30 and heating oil support on Oct. 14 amid the energy cost crisis.
Greece Weather Alert: Heavy Rain and Storms Hit, Athens Forecast
Greece braces for a second major storm system in September, with heavy rain, thunderstorms, and an orange weather warning issued by national forecasters.
Saint John the Theologian: The “Son of Thunder” Who Left His Nets to Follow Christ – His Life from Galilee to Patmos (Video)
Saint John the Theologian is one of the most important figures in the Church. A fisherman from Galilee and the son of Zebedee, he left behind his nets and his everyday life to follow Jesus…