Water shortage alarm in Attica – What happens with water bills (Video)
Attica water shortage sparks concerns over rising bills, but Environment Minister assures no financial impact on citizens from emergency measures.
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Konstantopoulou: “Propaganda and lies have short legs” – OPEKEPE investigation comments
Greek politician Konstantopoulou criticizes government corruption in OPEKEPE investigation, claims propaganda has “short legs” in heated political exchange.
Mitsotakis: “Tomorrow rent rebates paid to over 1 million tenants”
Greek PM announces rent rebate payments to over 1 million tenants as Cabinet discusses 2025 reforms and hosts European leaders in Athens.
OPEKEPE scandal: Government and opposition clash over calling key witness to parliamentary inquiry
Parliamentary committee clash over key witness in major Greek agricultural payments scandal as ruling party demands new testimony while opposition seeks forced appearance.
Salamina murder: 46-year-old won’t seek leniency, lawyer says
46-year-old woman who confessed to murdering her mother-in-law in Salamina prepares to testify Friday. Lawyer says gambling addiction drove the crime.
Andreas Psycharis on Tsipras: “The book was all wrong”
New Democracy MP Andreas Psycharis challenges Alexis Tsipras’ memoir claims, revealing there were 4 meetings in 2014, not one as stated in “Ithaca.”
Cyprus-Lebanon maritime deal cuts Turkey’s influence in Eastern Mediterranean
Cyprus and Lebanon sign historic maritime deal delimiting their Exclusive Economic Zones, dealing a major blow to Turkey’s Blue Homeland doctrine in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Tsipras returns with answers at “Ithaca” book launch event
Alexis Tsipras prepares major political comeback with book launch, addressing criticism while outlining plans for new political party formation.
Mitsotakis reform sprint: 3 major changes on wages, inheritance and urban planning before 2025
Greek PM Mitsotakis announces major reforms on labor contracts, inheritance law, and urban planning services before 2025, reshaping Greece’s economic landscape.
4.8 magnitude earthquake strikes off Crete coast
A 4.8 magnitude earthquake struck off Crete’s coast early Thursday morning, with tremors felt across the Greek island for an extended duration.
Afghan national attacks National Guard members near White House
Afghan national attacks two National Guard members near White House. Trump calls it terrorism, orders 500 additional troops to secure Washington DC.
Athens traffic disruptions: Road closures Thursday and Friday due to roadworks
Central Athens faces road closures Thursday and Friday due to roadworks. Traffic disruptions from 10 AM to 5 PM affect Syngrou Avenue and Vasilissis Amalias Avenue.
Rent refund: Payment to be made Friday – Who qualifies
Greece announces rent refund payments up to 800 euros for over 1 million households starting Friday, November 28. Learn eligibility criteria and payment details.
Storm Adel hits Athens: Vouliagmenis Avenue floods as traffic chaos grips the capital
Storm Adel has begun to “hammer” Attica with Vouliagmenis Avenue at the height of Glyfada (towards Athens) experiencing flooding phenomena as you can see in the video below from Parapolitika.gr. Among the areas most affected…
Shocking audio reveals 75-year-old’s final words to killer
Chilling audio reveals elderly woman’s final plea to masked daughter-in-law: “Don’t you have a mother? Take what you want and let me live.”
Roberta Metsola visits Athens Friday: EU Parliament president to meet Greek leaders
European Parliament President Roberta Metsola visits Athens Friday to meet Greek leadership and inaugurate new Europa Experience center.
Storm Adel brings category 5 rainfall: Areas hit by severe weather
Storm Adel brings category 5 extreme rainfall to Greece with severe thunderstorms hitting western regions and the Aegean through Friday.
Georgiadis and Konstantopoulou clash over Karanastasis
Greek Health Minister Georgiadis and opposition leader Konstantopoulou engage in fierce parliamentary clash over MP resignation, exchanging accusations and insults.
Psycharis responds to Tsipras: SYRIZA sought favors from my father
Andreas Psycharis responds to Alexis Tsipras’ book claims, stating SYRIZA sought media favors from his father while accusing the former PM of selective memory.
Greek forensic services overhaul: “Extremely poor state” after 115 years
Greece overhauls forensic medical services after 115 years of dysfunction, introducing AI-powered systems and unified protocols to address decades of delays.