SEAJETS Diverts Rafina Ferry Routes to Lavrio Port on July 3
SEAJETS reroutes Rafina ferry departures to Lavrio port on July 3 due to a strike, affecting routes to Andros, Tinos, Mykonos, Paros, and Naxos.
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Anti-Plastic Bag Campaign Takes Over Syntagma Square, Athens
TEXAN and NextStep Media unite at Athens’ Syntagma Square for a major anti-plastic bag awareness event, marking World Plastic Bag Free Day.
Plaisio unveils new board of directors focused on digital transformation
Plaisio announces a new Board of Directors combining technology, AI, and retail expertise to drive its next phase of digital transformation and growth.
DEI Blue & Visa Summer EV Charging Rewards: Earn Up to €18/Month
DEI Blue and Visa reward EV drivers with up to €18/month cashback this summer through Greece’s largest public charging network.
COSMOTE TELEKOM ART/TECH Roadshow: Art & Technology Tour Across Greece
COSMOTE TELEKOM’s ART/TECH Roadshow returns for a second year, touring 16 Greek cities with free open-air cinema, VR experiences, and AI technology.
How Shein and Temu Are Dodging the EU’s New €3 Import Fee
From July 1st, the EU’s new €3 import fee targets Shein and Temu — but Chinese platforms have already found a workaround.
Oil prices stabilize near pre-war levels amid US-Iran talks progress
Oil prices stabilize near pre-war levels as US-Iran nuclear talks progress, with Brent near $72 and Saudi exports recovering to 90% of pre-conflict levels.
Fatal hit-and-run in Rhodes: 19-year-old Czech tourist killed, driver arrested
A 19-year-old Czech tourist was killed after being struck by a car on a coastal road in Rhodes, Greece. The driver has been arrested.
Greece’s brain gain: Greeks returning home as OECD study reveals diaspora shift
The findings of a landmark new study by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) and the National Documentation and Electronic Content Centre (EKT) on the Greek diaspora, human capital utilization, and the prospects…
Thessaloniki attack: Victim’s father forgives bombers in emotional plea
A father’s heartbreaking forgiveness after a deadly gas canister attack in Thessaloniki claimed his wife’s life and left his daughter hospitalized with burns.
Vouliagmeni: Speedboat Sinks After Catching Fire Off Athens Coast
A speedboat caught fire and sank off Vouliagmeni near Athens on Friday. All four people on board were rescued and are in good health.
Messinia: 6-year-old drowning tragedy — a mother who gave everything
A 6-year-old boy drowned in a pool in Messinia, Greece, while his devoted single mother worked nearby. Neighbors recall her endless sacrifice.
Hatzidakis: Mitsotakis Superior to Tsipras & Androulakis, ND Voters Will Stay Loyal
Greek Deputy PM Hatzidakis backs Mitsotakis for a third term, dismisses snap election talk, and slams left-wing response to the Thessaloniki terrorist attack.
Tsipras to Politico: Greece must stop giving Trump a blank check
Alexis Tsipras blasts Greece’s government for handing Trump a “blank check” and calls for taxing multinationals to fund EU social cohesion.
Kimberly Guilfoyle: US-Greece bond stronger than ever at 250th anniversary
US Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle hails the unbreakable US-Greece bond at America’s 250th Independence Day, highlighting energy, defense, and investment ties.
Doukas on PASOK: “No political change without us” — full interview
“There can be no political change without PASOK. Under no circumstances should we abandon our goal of first place — because if you say ‘I’m not going for first place,’ you can very easily find…
Mitsotakis visits Penteli Children’s Hospital with health ministers
Greek PM Mitsotakis toured Penteli Children’s Hospital on Friday, joined by Health Minister Georgiadis and Deputy Minister Themistocleous.
Greek National Security Chief Targeted by Russian Pranksters in AI-Powered Hoax
Greece’s National Security Chief was deceived by Russian pranksters using AI in a hybrid attack — officials confirm no classified data was leaked.
Greece Invests €10.3M in 7 Water Projects to Combat Water Scarcity
Greece commits €10.3M to 7 water infrastructure projects in Central Macedonia and Epirus to tackle mounting water scarcity challenges.
Heatwave kills over 3,700 in France, Belgium and the Netherlands
Over 3,700 excess deaths recorded in France, Belgium and the Netherlands during Europe’s most intense June heatwave, with experts linking the crisis to climate change.