Drama femicide: Greek police spokesperson addresses officer’s mental health screening
Greek police spokesperson says both officers passed psychometric tests regularly and showed no warning signs before the fatal femicide in Drama.
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Armed robber hits Greece gaming shop, caught by police
A man armed with a shock absorber robbed a betting shop in Mandra, Greece, before being tracked down and arrested by DIAS police officers in Aspropyrgos.
Domestic violence in Greece: Shocking rise in criminal prosecutions
Criminal prosecutions for domestic violence in Greece surged from 2,534 in 2020 to over 13,000 in 2024, with shocking new data revealing the true scale of the crisis.
Drama: Final farewell to 45-year-old police officer killed by her husband
A female police officer in Drama, Greece, was stabbed to death by her husband days before she planned to file for divorce. Her funeral was held today.
Greece national exams 2026: SMS results platform now open for candidates
Greece’s 2026 national exam SMS results platform is open until June 23. Here’s how students can register to get their scores by text.
Tsipras Makes International Debut in Cyprus: Economic Patriotism, Democracy, and the Cyprus Issue Center Stage
Alexis Tsipras makes his international debut in Cyprus, spotlighting economic patriotism, democracy, and the Cyprus reunification issue at the INAT Conference.
Mitsotakis’ 5-point “marathon” strategy for New Democracy’s re-election
Greek PM Mitsotakis unveils his 5-pillar pre-election strategy, targeting voters who drifted from New Democracy ahead of the next general election.
Cyprus Reunification Talks: UN Envoy Visits Athens Amid Turkish Pressure
UN envoy visits Athens and Cyprus as reunification talks resume, amid Turkey’s push for a two-state solution and mounting pressure on the negotiation process.
Famellos vs. Pappas & Polakis: SYRIZA leader purges top party roles in zero-tolerance move
SYRIZA leader Famellos strips Pappas of his parliamentary role and fires party spokesperson in a bold zero-tolerance crackdown on internal dissent.
Albania’s Rama Denies Selling Sazan Island to Trump’s Son-in-Law
Albanian PM Edi Rama flatly denies selling Sazan Island to Jared Kushner, calling reports “all lies” as mass protests continue to grip Tirana.
Brazil hiker dies in 30-meter fall while applying insect repellent
A 59-year-old hiker died after a 30-meter fall in Brazil’s Maricá region while applying insect repellent on a scenic trail overlook.
US-Iran deal: The 14-point framework to end the war
Al Arabiya reveals a 14-point US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding targeting an immediate ceasefire, sanctions relief, and nuclear commitments.
FBI foils White House drone and sniper attack plot: 5 arrested
FBI arrests five suspects in an alleged plot to attack the White House UFC event using explosive drones and hidden snipers during Trump’s birthday celebrations.
Texas plane crash: Small aircraft slams into highway and bursts into flames, one dead
A small plane crashed onto a Texas highway Tuesday night, bursting into flames. Six were on board — one died, others rescued by passing drivers.
Six violations of Athens FIR by armed Turkish F-16s
Six airspace violations by armed Turkish F-16s and a UAV were recorded over the Aegean Sea, with intercepts carried out per international rules.
G7 Summit highlights: viral handshakes, Macron’s musical welcomes, and a soccer jersey
The G7 Summit held in Évian, France, captured the world’s attention, with behind-the-scenes moments quickly going viral. Despite a packed agenda and tight security measures put in place for the arrival of the world’s most…
Turkey Blocked from EU Accession Path Without Major Reforms
The European Parliament delivers a stark warning to Turkey: no return to EU accession talks without sweeping democratic reforms and rule of law improvements.
Nikos Pappas ousted from SYRIZA: “No one is irreplaceable”
SYRIZA’s Nikos Pappas is ousted as parliamentary spokesperson, responding with a brief but pointed “no one is irreplaceable.”
ELAS Attacks Pierrakakis: “Right-wing Greece leads Europe in low wages”
Greece’s left-wing ELAS party slams Finance Minister Pierrakakis, accusing the right-wing government of leading Europe in low wages and corruption.
Georgiadis at EU Health Ministers Council: “Medicine access is now a matter of strategic autonomy and European security”
Greek Health Minister Georgiadis presented Greece’s positions on medicine access, biotechnology, and EU strategic autonomy at the Luxembourg Health Ministers Council.