Climate Crisis Sends the Bill to European Governments: How Greece Is Affected
Climate disasters are costing Europe billions. As wildfires and floods intensify, governments face a growing fiscal crisis — and Greece is on the front line.
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Brent crude oil surges past $91 as US-Iran talks collapse
Brent crude surges past $91 a barrel as US-Iran peace talks collapse, stoking fears of Middle East supply disruptions and rattling global oil markets.
Greek tax authority busts tourist boats in Santorini: violations found on nearly half
Greek tax authorities found violations on 12 of 26 tourist boats inspected in Santorini, issuing €43,000 in fines in a surprise crackdown operation.
Nova airs “The History of Sound” this Sunday, August 23 (Photos)
Nova premieres “The History of Sound” starring Paul Mescal & Josh O’Connor this Sunday, August 23 at 22:00 on Novacinema1.
Ireland motorway crash: Who were the 5 teens killed chasing social media likes?
Five teenagers died in a wrong-way motorway crash in Ireland. Authorities investigate criminal links and a chilling social media trend behind the tragedy.
Greece Short-Term Rentals: Prices Up 12.8%, Occupancy Hits 71.3%
Greece’s short-term rental market surged in July with prices up 12.8% and occupancy reaching 71.3%, outperforming the European average.
Trump approval rating hits lowest point of both terms, poll shows
Trump’s approval rating drops to 33%, tying his all-time low, as fuel prices spike and most Americans expect the Iran war to drag on.
Mitsotakis’ TIF Gift: The “13th National Pension” Plan Explained
Greece’s PM Mitsotakis is set to unveil a major welfare package at TIF, with a “13th national pension” worth up to €446.87 for retirees topping the agenda.
PASOK Leader Heads to Thessaloniki with Alternative Government Plan
PASOK leader Androulakis heads to Thessaloniki with a bold alternative government plan targeting cost of living, wages, and corruption ahead of elections.
Greece helicopter crash: the critical 15 minutes before the Psatha collision
Greek investigators probe the critical 15 minutes before two Bell helicopters collided over Psatha, killing a Danish pilot and a Greek-origin translator.
US backs GSI energy cable linking Greece, Cyprus & Israel
The US State Department voices support for Eastern Mediterranean energy cooperation as Congress pushes the Greece-Cyprus-Israel GSI cable as a strategic priority.
Turkey’s marine parks provoke Greece: Aegean sovereignty clash
Turkey declares two marine parks in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean, defying Greece’s sovereignty claims and sparking a sharp international law dispute.
Volos: Father Killed at the Same Spot Where He Lost His Son
A father of three was killed in Volos at the exact spot where his son died 2.5 years ago, in a devastating motorcycle-truck collision.
Bonnie Tyler’s emotional farewell: thousands sing her greatest hits in Wales
Thousands gathered in Mumbles, Swansea, to bid farewell to Bonnie Tyler as “Total Eclipse of the Heart” echoed through the streets one last time.
Horror in London: Migrant convicted of raping elderly man outside church
A 33-year-old Eritrean migrant has been convicted of raping an elderly man outside a London church in a horrifying late-night attack caught on CCTV.
Helicopter crashes near Sifnos island center, fire breaks out (Video)
A private helicopter with four people on board crashed near the center of Sifnos island, sparking a fire as rescue teams rushed to the scene.
Russia’s secret drone bases targeting NATO: what the Telegraph revealed
Russia has built secret drone bases capable of striking deep into NATO territory, the Telegraph reveals, raising urgent alarms across the Alliance.
Workplace complaints surge 43% in 2025, violations reach 23%
Workplace violence and harassment complaints in Greece jumped 43% in 2025, with violation rates reaching 23% in key sectors, new Labour Inspectorate data reveals.
IRIS transfers and taxes: limits, exemptions & what to know
AADE clarifies when IRIS money transfers become taxable in Greece — key rules, thresholds, and exemptions every taxpayer needs to know.
Public vs. private sector pensions: Why the €644 gap exists
Greece’s public sector pensions average €644 more per month than private sector — here’s why the gap exists and what drives it.