Konstantopoulou demands internal memo on OPEKEPE scandal from deputy minister
Greek opposition leader Konstantopoulou formally demands deputy minister submit classified documents related to major agricultural subsidy scandal
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Doug Burgam visits Greece: US-Greece energy partnership takes center stage
US Energy Secretary visits Greece to strengthen strategic energy partnership, focusing on LNG cooperation and Chevron’s offshore drilling plans.
Shock in Athens suburb: Human skull and bones found near church
Human remains discovered by Filipino passerby near Athens church spark police investigation. Forensic examination underway to determine identity and cause.
Fatal crash in Crete: Shocking moment vehicle collides with motorcycle
Fatal motorcycle accident in Crete claims life of 23-year-old woman after head-on collision with vehicle that crossed into oncoming traffic.
Youth violence: bloodthirsty teens or desperate youth in crisis
Expert analyzes rising youth violence trends, explaining why minors film attacks and what drives teens to desperate acts of aggression in Greece.
Athens shooting: 59-year-old opens fire on sanitation worker
Shocking video shows 59-year-old man opening fire on sanitation worker in Athens. Police arrest suspect and find weapons cache in his apartment.
Patras nursing home fire: Father of accused 21-year-old speaks out
Father of 21-year-old charged with arson in Patras nursing home fire speaks out as second fire department report fails to confirm arson, demanding his son’s release.
Piraeus: Investigation into tram-bus collision underway
Investigation continues into Piraeus tram-bus collision. 21 injured passengers discharged, authorities examining video footage and speed data to determine cause.
Forensic service files under review: 2.5-month-old baby’s death
Police investigate Patras forensic service files after suspicious infant death cases emerge, with missing documents and corruption allegations surfacing.
Greek monastery abbot attacks journalist amid antiquities fraud charges
Greek monastery abbot charged with selling religious artifacts for €200,000 physically attacks journalist outside court in shocking confrontation.
Guardian: Poland closer to military conflict than since WWII
Poland faces its greatest military threat since WWII as Russian drones violate NATO airspace, prompting Article 4 consultations and allied defense responses.
Mother of baby Panagiotakis from Patras speaks out: “I lived in constant fear”
Shocking testimony from mother of deceased infant reveals domestic violence and forensic misconduct in Greece’s most controversial child abuse cases.
Charlie Kirk assassinated: Trump activist shot dead at Utah college
Conservative activist Charlie Kirk, one of Trump’s most fervent supporters, was fatally shot while speaking at Utah Valley University.
Chevron gives Greece strategic advantage over Turkey and Libya
Chevron’s arrival in Greece marks a geopolitical shift, giving the country strategic leverage over Turkey and Libya in Eastern Mediterranean energy disputes.
Government overdue debts: €3.5 billion state arrears choke the market
Government owes €3.54 billion to suppliers, pensioners and taxpayers as hospitals, social security funds and municipalities accumulate mounting debts.
Mitsotakis meets US energy czar Bergum over LNG, hydrocarbons
Greek PM meets US energy czar to discuss LNG terminals, hydrocarbon exploration, and Greece’s growing role as Eastern Mediterranean energy hub.
Athens Medical Center becomes first PERT Consortium founding member in Greece
Athens Medical Center becomes Greece’s first PERT Consortium founding member, providing world-class pulmonary embolism care through international collaboration.
Aktor and Prodea real estate deal collapses without results
Major Greek construction group Aktor abandons €579.4 million real estate deal with Prodea Investments due to high borrowing costs and financial pressures.
Active Computer Systems brings tech future with “Active Device 360°”
Active Computer Systems launches innovative “Active Device 360°” service, offering Greek businesses flexible access to cutting-edge technology without ownership burdens.
Greek cigarette smuggling drops to 17% amid stronger enforcement
Greece achieves significant progress in fighting cigarette smuggling, with illegal tobacco trade dropping from 24% to 17% through enhanced enforcement and technology.