Reuters reveals Assad regime cover-up: Syria buried thousands in desert
Reuters investigation exposes Assad regime’s secret two-year operation to move thousands of bodies from known mass graves to remote desert locations.
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NATO and EU unite to build anti-drone “wall” against Russia
NATO and EU defense ministers unite in Brussels to discuss anti-drone defenses against Russian threats and military support for Ukraine.
Trump awards Charlie Kirk posthumous Medal of Freedom
Trump posthumously awards Charlie Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom, calling the slain conservative influencer a “martyr for truth” comparable to Socrates and Lincoln.
WHO team attacked in Ukraine while delivering medical aid
WHO team attacked in Ukraine while delivering medical aid to civilians. UN convoy targeted despite international humanitarian protections.
Palestine: How close is Greece to recognizing a Palestinian state
Greece moves closer to recognizing Palestine as a state, but experts question the viability of a two-state solution amid ongoing Israeli opposition.
Alexis Tsipras reveals 9 members of his Institute’s scientific council
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras announces 9-member scientific council for his new Institute, while SYRIZA criticizes government moves on Tomb of Unknown Soldier.
Mitsotakis launches diplomatic counteroffensive in Parliament after Egypt Peace Summit participation
Greek PM Mitsotakis prepares parliamentary counteroffensive after Egypt Peace Summit, outlining Greece’s three-axis role in Trump’s Middle East peace plan.
Drymiótis blasts Tsipras: 12% is the ceiling for former PM
Electoral analyst predicts former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras would only achieve 12% support if he forms new party, calling him a liar who lost credibility.
Parliament battles over 13-hour workday bill as opposition demands withdrawal
Greek parliament erupts as opposition demands withdrawal of controversial 13-hour workday bill. Minister announces roll call vote amid heated debate.
GPO poll: Cost of living top concern for 61.8% as Tempe, OPEKEPE scandals shake government credibility
New GPO poll reveals cost of living crisis as Greeks’ top concern while corruption scandals from Tempe tragedy and OPEKEPE affair shake government credibility.
Serious traffic accident on Attiki Odos: Delays expected
Major traffic accident on Athens’ Attiki Odos highway causes significant delays near airport junction. Commuters advised to expect disruptions on main route.
Greece double murder suspect claims “job went wrong” to police
22-year-old suspect in Greece’s Finikounda double murder tells police “the job went wrong” as investigation reveals gaps in testimonies and alleged rape claims.
Gavdos: Rescue operation saves 67 migrants south of Greek island
Greek authorities rescue 67 migrants from vessel south of Gavdos island in coordinated operation by FRONTEX and rescue services.
Thessaloniki: Explosion outside municipal building leaves damages
Explosion rocks municipal building in Thessaloniki’s Neapoli-Sykeon district after midnight, causing property damage but no injuries. Gas canister found at scene.
Panos Routsi discharged from hospital after health scare
Greek activist Panos Routsi discharged from hospital after health scare following 23-day hunger strike. Recovery continues after demanding justice for his son.
Plastic surgeon trial postponed for alleged road rage attack
Athens court postpones trial of plastic surgeon accused of violent road rage attack against 43-year-old woman driver, sparking public outrage over the incident.
Tempe trial begins: Three defendants face court over missing video evidence
Tempe train crash trial begins as three defendants face charges over missing critical video evidence from the deadly 2023 railway disaster in Greece.
Double weather front hits Greece: Athens braces for Friday storms
Greece braces for double weather front with storms hitting Athens Friday. Rain and thunderstorms to affect western and northern regions before moving east.
Yannis Stournaras: My term at the Bank of Greece expires in July 2026, so it’s too early to talk about such a thing
Bank of Greece governor Yannis Stournaras discusses term renewal rumors, economic growth, inflation, and the possibility of falling retail prices in Greece.
Fast-track procedure opens for 7,000 unclaimed inheritances
Greece fast-tracks 7,000 unclaimed inheritances through digital integration, reducing processing time from 10 years to months for housing market release.