Mitsotakis announces heating oil price drop to €1.10 per liter
Greek PM Mitsotakis announces heating oil price reduction to €1.10/liter via TikTok, calling it a victory against high prices while providing €200M subsidies.
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Finikounda murders: New revelations from camping owner’s two wills
Two wills from murdered Greek camping owner reveal shocking disinheritance just days before double murder in Finikounda, raising new questions.
Russian monk arrested at Macedonia airport after 3 years illegal stay on Mount Athos
Russian monk arrested at Macedonia Airport after living illegally on Mount Athos for three years. Court imposes sentence but allows voluntary repatriation.
New passenger rights for all EU air travelers approved
European Parliament approves major airline passenger rights reforms including free hand luggage and stronger delay compensation rules for all EU travelers.
Tragedy in Greece: 43-year-old mother of two dies by suicide
A 43-year-old mother of two children in central Greece died by suicide using medication, leaving behind a note explaining her reasons, shocking the local community.
Trump to speak with Putin before Zelensky’s Washington visit
Trump plans phone call with Putin just one day before Ukraine’s Zelensky visits Washington, raising questions about diplomatic timing and strategy.
Arizona tragedy: Father leaves 2-year-old to die in hot car
Arizona father charged with murder after 2-year-old daughter dies in hot car while he played video games and watched adult content during extreme heat.
Heating oil hits lowest price in four years as distribution begins
Heating oil prices drop to four-year lows in Greece, starting at 1.09 euros per liter – households save at least 530 euros per 1,000 liters compared to 2022.
Gaza reconstruction: 60 million tons of rubble and decades of destruction
Gaza faces massive reconstruction challenge with 60 million tons of rubble, 84% destruction rate, and $70 billion in damages following ceasefire with Israel.
Serres: Eight defendants to face felony charges in 11-year-old student’s boiler explosion death
Eight defendants face felony charges in Greece over 11-year-old student’s death from school boiler explosion during heating system upgrade work in Serres.
Four European defense projects proposed by Commission by 2030
European Commission unveils four major defense projects by 2030, including drone defense and eastern border security, with €6.8 trillion investment plan.
Fatal traffic accident on Vasilissis Sofias Avenue: Air Force NCO killed in truck-motorcycle collision
Fatal collision on Athens’ Vasilissis Sofias Avenue claims life of Air Force mechanic. Truck-motorcycle crash near US Embassy leaves young serviceman dead.
Drunk driver crashes into post office on Kifisias Avenue (Video)
Young driver loses control and crashes into Greek post office storefront after exceeding alcohol limit. Video footage shows the dramatic crash on Kifisias Avenue.
AADE raids: Fines and closures for 42 tax centers over evasion
Greek tax authority AADE conducts major crackdown on tax declaration centers, imposing fines and 48-hour closures on 42 businesses for widespread evasion.
SYRIZA turmoil erupts over Tsipras: Tsakalotos bombshell attacks
SYRIZA faces internal crisis as former allies attack Tsipras following his book release, with explosive criticisms and party meetings postponed amid growing tensions.
Trump considers ground strikes against drug cartels in Venezuela
Trump considers ground strikes against Venezuelan drug cartels as tensions escalate. Maduro accuses CIA of orchestrating coups amid US naval deployment.
Karamanlis criticizes government but data reveals hypocrisy
Former Greek PM Karamanlis criticized government over institutional trust crisis, but polling data reveals identical problems existed during his own 2004-2009 tenure.
Gaza ceasefire “hanging by a thread” as Israel ultimatum threatens war
The ceasefire in the Gaza Strip hangs by a thread, as the process of returning the remains of Israeli hostages progresses at a slow pace, causing unrest. Israel warns it will restart the war if…
Mitsotakis to address Parliament on Gaza, Turkey, EEZ and defense
Greek PM Mitsotakis to address Parliament on foreign policy, including Gaza crisis, Turkey relations, and Greece’s defense strategy under new EU ReArm Plan.
Karamanlis: Greece faces major political crisis if citizens lose institutional trust
Former Greek PM Kostas Karamanlis warns of major political crisis if citizens lose trust in institutions, calling restoration efforts “titanic.”