Major breakthrough in Greek energy sector as Chevron partners with Helleniq Energy for hydrocarbon exploration, with potential 200 billion cubic meters of natural gas.
Libya’s foreign minister visits Athens to discuss the controversial Turkey-Libya maritime deal, EEZ delimitation, and energy cooperation amid regional tensions.
Greek PM Mitsotakis highlights Chevron’s energy investment significance, announces major tax relief measures benefiting 4 million taxpayers worth €1.7 billion.
Greece formally rejects Turkey-Libya maritime deal in official UN letter, defending Greek islands’ rights and challenging Libya’s EEZ claims in Eastern Mediterranean.
Violent clash between Israelis and Palestinians erupts at Athens’ Syntagma Square, leaving one injured. Five people arrested after incident caught on video.
Greek monastery abbot caught selling Byzantine icons and ancient artifacts worth millions. Police uncover major smuggling network targeting sacred treasures.
Crete faces migrant crisis as 500+ people arrive from Libya in 24 hours. Gavdos island overwhelmed, Chania facilities at breaking point.
New GPO poll reveals inflation and corruption as major challenges for Greek PM Mitsotakis’ government, while New Democracy gains slightly amid political turbulence.
22-year-old Tyler Robinson, who murdered conservative influencer Charlie Kirk at Utah university, was described as quiet and introverted despite loving guns and video games.
Greece announces €74.6 million in social security and employment benefits payments to nearly 89,000 beneficiaries from September 15-19, 2025.
Trump announces readiness to impose major sanctions on Russia, but only when all NATO countries agree and stop buying Russian oil in new Truth Social letter.
Greek authorities arrest “golden pimp” operating €25 subscription platform for adult content, exploiting vulnerable women through blackmail and drugs.
Mitsotakis strategically navigates New Democracy’s internal challenges with three critical milestones ahead, while managing tensions involving Karamanlis and Samaras.
New traffic code introduces stricter penalties from €350 to €8,000, targeting repeat offenders with harsher fines for phone use, speeding, and drunk driving.
Athens launches 24-hour weekend metro, tram and bus service every Saturday, expanding public transport options and improving road safety across the city.
950,000 Greeks have until September 30 to claim €800 rent refund. Learn the three simple steps to secure your housing subsidy this November.
New poll shows modest gains for Greece’s ruling New Democracy party after PM Mitsotakis announced economic measures at Thessaloniki Fair, opposition remains stagnant.
Prime Minister Mitsotakis strategically appoints dissenting MP Charakopoulos as Parliamentary Group secretary, signaling unity efforts within New Democracy.
Convicted child killer Roula Pispirigou battles lupus and precancerous cells while serving life sentence, requiring frequent prison transfers for medical treatment.
Greece’s government launches major housing initiative using military camps and public properties to build 2,000 new apartments while cutting taxes for landlords and tenants.
