Telegraph: Iran likely behind London Jewish ambulance attack
Iran suspected behind London synagogue ambulance arson attack. Three suspects hunted by police after Jewish emergency vehicles torched in antisemitic incident.
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OnlyFans founder dies at 43 from cancer: Leonid Radvinsky
OnlyFans founder Leonid Radvinsky dies at 43 after cancer battle, leaving behind a $7.8 billion fortune and the world’s most profitable adult platform.
Greece announces €300M relief package with fuel subsidies
Greece unveils €300M economic relief package targeting fuel costs, including diesel subsidies, digital fuel cards, and support for farmers and ferry services.
Greek Parliament: Vangelis Giannakoyras sworn in as PASOK MP
Vangelis Giannakoyras sworn in as new PASOK MP for Arcadia, replacing Odysseas Konstantinopoulos and bringing the party’s parliamentary strength back to 32 members.
Three police officers on trial for rape of 19-year-old at Athens police station
Three Athens police officers face trial for allegedly gang-raping a 19-year-old woman at Omonia station. Victim claims officer recorded assault with body camera.
Taxi drivers plan major strikes during tourist season
Greek taxi drivers plan major strikes targeting tourist season to demand fare increases amid rising fuel costs and inflation pressures.
USS Gerald R. Ford returns to Souda Bay amid fire investigation
USS Gerald R. Ford returns to Souda Bay for repairs and investigation following a major fire that burned for hours in the aircraft carrier’s interior.
Shock in Rethymno: 2-year-old hit by vehicle, driver arrested
A 2-year-old child was hit by a vehicle in Rethymno after escaping from his yard. The child sustained minor injuries and the 68-year-old driver was arrested.
Greek labor union chief cleared in undeclared funds case
Greek labor union leader Giannis Panagopoulos cleared of undeclared funds charges as prosecutors archive €3.2 million case in record time.
Tempi train crash trial chaos: packed courtroom forces delay
The Tempi train crash trial faced chaos as overcrowded conditions forced a temporary recess, with victims’ families demanding justice in packed courtroom.
Oil prices surge amid escalating US-Iran conflict tensions
Oil prices surge as US-Iran military tensions escalate, with WTI crude jumping 49% and Brent rising 56% since conflict began, disrupting global energy markets.
AKTOR Group strengthens renewable energy portfolio with new acquisitions
AKTOR Group accelerates green energy expansion with €23.5M acquisitions of wind and solar projects, targeting 400MW renewable capacity by 2026.
France: Former Prime Minister Lionel Jospin dies at age 88
Former French Socialist Prime Minister Lionel Jospin has died at 88. He served as PM under Jacques Chirac from 1997-2002 during France’s cohabitation period.
New York: Pilot and co-pilot dead in LaGuardia Airport collision with fire truck
Two crew members killed in tragic aircraft collision with fire vehicle at LaGuardia Airport following Sunday night landing incident.
Middle East war sparks worst energy crisis in decades
Middle East conflict triggers unprecedented global energy crisis as oil supplies drop 11 million barrels daily, surpassing previous crises combined.
Trump issues new threat to Iran as ultimatum ignored
Trump escalates threats against Iran as 48-hour ultimatum for opening Strait of Hormuz expires with no response from Tehran.
GPO Poll: New Democracy rises to 31.4%, PASOK second – Middle East war divides Greek voters
New Democracy rises to 31.4% while 73.7% of Greeks oppose US-Israel attacks on Iran, demanding neutrality from their government in latest GPO poll.
Mitsotakis announces new measures at 10:30 to tackle inflation and war impact
Greek PM Mitsotakis to announce new economic relief measures targeting inflation and war-related costs at 10:30 AM, with detailed briefing to follow.
Zoi Konstantopoulou attends Tempi tragedy trial proceedings
Zoi Konstantopoulou attends Tempi tragedy trial in Larissa, criticizing courtroom conditions and demanding media transparency as tensions escalate.
Aslanidis at Tempi trial: “We want exemplary punishment – After 3 years no one is in prison”
Families demand exemplary punishment as the long-awaited Tempi train crash trial begins, with victims’ relatives criticizing delays in justice.