“Hope for Democracy”: Ex-party members launch new political movement with Maoist roots
Greece’s “Hope for Democracy” is imploding — former members launch a new far-left movement as the party crashes from 14% to just 4% in polls.
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Greece Must Build New Alliances as US Reliability Fades, Warns MP
Greek MP Angelos Syrigos warns that the US is no longer a reliable ally and urges Greece to forge new regional alliances to secure its geopolitical future.
Greek Health Minister warns doctor over quantum medicine claims
Greece’s Health Minister vows to investigate a doctor promoting quantum medicine, warning that public fame is no shield from medical ethics enforcement.
GPO Poll: Samaras new party impact on Greek conservative voters
A new GPO poll reveals 9.5% potential support for a Samaras party and how Greek voters rate New Democracy’s leaders past and present.
Friedrich Merz’s future in doubt after CDU’s historic collapse
Resignation scenarios, succession frontrunners, and a party in freefall — inside the mounting crisis threatening Friedrich Merz’s grip on the German chancellorship.
Xi Jinping’s US visit: China ready to pursue “strategic stability”
Xi Jinping visits the US for a high-stakes summit with Donald Trump, as China signals readiness to pursue strategic stability and ease trade tensions.
Greenland-US-Denmark security deal set for Tuesday signing
The US, Denmark, and Greenland sign a landmark Arctic security deal Tuesday at the UN General Assembly, with NATO set to play a central role.
Charles Spencer keeps pressing the Palace: “I know many things about King Charles I didn’t put in the book”
Charles Spencer claims King Charles had a “lottery winner” tone after Diana’s death and warns: “I know things about him I didn’t put in the book.”
Presley Gerber: Life, struggles and death of Cindy Crawford’s son — his last post
For many years, Presley Gerber knew firsthand what it meant to live life under the spotlight. The son of one of the most iconic supermodels of all time, Cindy Crawford, and businessman Rande Gerber, he…
Typhoon Dujuan strikes Japan: 1.67 million ordered to evacuate Tokyo
Typhoon Dujuan slams eastern Japan with winds up to 194 km/h, forcing 1.67 million to evacuate as flood and landslide warnings grip Tokyo.
Rubio’s Athens Visit in October: Full Agenda of the US Secretary of State
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio is set to visit Athens in early October for high-stakes talks on defense, energy, migration, and escalating Greek-Turkish tensions.
Femicide in Igoumenitsa: Suspect confesses to killing his 25-year-old partner
A 27-year-old man allegedly confessed to killing his 25-year-old partner on a cycling path in Igoumenitsa, Greece, after initially blaming unknown attackers.
Greece unveils broad support plan to combat fuel and energy price hikes
Greece launches a broad €200M support plan targeting fuel and energy price hikes, as heating oil costs threaten to hit €2 per litre this winter.
Giorgos Mazonakis case: Hypnotherapist to testify before judge
The hypnotherapist in the Giorgos Mazonakis death case is set to testify, revealing key details about his meetings with the singer.
Name day calendar: Who celebrates on Monday, September 21
Monday, September 21 honors the Prophet Jonah. Find out which names celebrate today and discover the story behind this biblical figure.
Greece’s PM Mitsotakis in the US: Tech giants, AI leaders & Wall Street meetings
Greek PM Mitsotakis kicks off a five-day US visit in San Francisco, meeting AI titans, Silicon Valley investors, and Wall Street’s top executives.
Giorgos Mazonakis: Accused doctor claimed biological age reversal in 42 patients
Accused doctor in the Mazonakis death case claimed his stem cell protocol reversed biological age by nearly 8 years in 42 patients.
Giorgos Mazonakis death: celebrities under scrutiny as investigation widens
Greek singer Mazonakis death investigation widens: celebrities face questioning as forensic and phone evidence scrutinized in clinic probe.
Germany’s regional elections: The national stakes behind local polls
Germany’s state elections in Berlin and Mecklenburg-Western Pomerania reveal a nation grappling with far-right surge, economic strain, and a crisis of democratic trust.
New energy support measures for households and businesses in Greece
Greece unveils new energy support measures for households and businesses, including heating oil subsidies, expanded allowances, and a fuel profit margin cap.