GSI Cable: Greece Prepares NAVTEX as Turkey Tensions Rise
Greece prepares to issue a NAVTEX for the GSI cable project as Turkey signals opposition, while experts debate the project’s viability and geopolitical stakes.
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Kasidiaris Released: Can He Run in Greek Elections Until 2033?
Released from prison, far-right figure Ilias Kasidiaris wants back in Greek politics — but a web of legal barriers may block him until 2033.
Greeks rate the Thessaloniki International Fair 2026: What citizens really think
Greeks speak out on the Thessaloniki International Fair 2026 — do government announcements actually affect their daily lives?
Mazwnakis Death: “Precious Time Was Lost,” Says Forensic Expert
Forensic expert Grigoris Leon tells parapolitika.gr that “precious time was lost” in the Mazonakis case and explains what histology may reveal.
Thai Buddhist Monk Caught Having Sex in Temple, Faces Money Laundering Charges
A Thai Buddhist monk was caught having sex inside a historic temple and arrested on charges of embezzlement and money laundering totaling €5.8 million.
Turkey mandates white lab coats for teachers — protests erupt in Ankara
Turkey’s new mandatory white coat rule for teachers sparks protests in Ankara, as unions demand action on overcrowded classrooms and student hunger.
Pentagon report exposes Trump: Iran war cost $33.4B and drained US ammunition stockpiles
Pentagon’s Inspector General report reveals the Iran war cost the US $33.4B and left critical ammunition stockpiles severely depleted, contradicting Trump’s claims.
The “Star Wars” arms race: Space weapons, global powers, and what’s at stake
The U.S. has officially confirmed it has weapons in orbit. Here’s what we know — and how China, Russia, and Europe are responding to the space arms race.
Kasidiaris Released: Parties Slam New Party Plans as “Provocation”
Convicted Golden Dawn leader Kasidiaris walks free and vows to launch a new party, triggering fierce backlash from across Greece’s political spectrum.
Greece’s Constitutional Revision: Key Vote Wednesday as Opposition Takes a Stand
Greece’s parliament faces a crucial constitutional revision vote on Wednesday, with PASOK’s symbolic stance and opposition pushback setting the stage for a major political showdown.
Pierrakakis after meeting Merz and Klingbeil: Reforms and results are the best answer to populism
Greek Finance Minister Pierrakakis meets Germany’s Merz and Klingbeil, declaring reforms and results the strongest antidote to rising populism across Europe.
Mitsotakis inaugurates Kerameikos archaeological site upgrade (Photos)
Greek PM Mitsotakis inaugurates major upgrades at Athens’ Kerameikos archaeological site, funded by the EU Recovery and Resilience Facility.
Giorgos Mazonakis death: Doctor denies all charges in marathon hearing
The two doctors accused in the Giorgos Mazonakis death case faced a magistrate in marathon hearings, with the 55-year-old denying all charges.
Greek FBI Raids Youth Prison in Avlonas: 6 Arrested, Drugs and Phones Found in Cells
Greek authorities raid a juvenile prison in Avlonas, arresting 6 people after drugs and mobile phones were found hidden inside cells.
Giorgos Mazonakis death: Doctor’s shocking remarks stun police
The doctor accused in Giorgos Mazonakis’ death shocked police by asking to order food and take a walk while in custody awaiting questioning.
Saudi Arabia cancels oil shipments to Europe after Houthi pipeline attack
Saudi Arabia halts oil shipments to Europe after Houthi drone strikes shut down the East-West Pipeline, pushing oil prices above $100 a barrel.
Athens Stock Exchange upgrade: Greece’s new investment era
Greece returns to developed market status as the Athens Stock Exchange joins Euronext, signaling a new era for investment and economic growth.
From bailouts to bull market: why investors are returning to Greece
Greece’s stock market has surged 28% this year as investors return following a decade of austerity — here’s what’s driving the remarkable turnaround.
7 major changes reshaping Greek civil servant promotions
Greece’s new civil service bill overhauls promotions with skills tests, written exams, biometric tracking, and strict performance-based criteria for all public sector employees.
Pierrakakis in Berlin: Remove barriers between EU member states for a stronger Europe
Greek Finance Minister Pierrakakis calls for removing EU barriers, warns the cost of “Non-Europe” is rising, and touts Greece’s reform success story.