Marinakis: Greece reserves funds for 2026 citizen support
Greek government spokesperson Marinakis confirms fiscal reserves set aside for 2026, with an October review of energy prices to determine citizen support.
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Greek Health Minister on unemployment benefits, medical oversight, and fuel prices
Greek Health Minister Georgiadis weighs in on unemployment benefits, the Mazonakis medical scandal, fuel prices, and healthcare oversight in a wide-ranging interview.
Fuel and energy price hikes: Emergency meeting at Greek PM’s office amid Ukraine and Middle East tensions
Greece’s government prepares emergency talks on soaring fuel and energy prices as conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East drive costs higher.
New Democracy eyes two Greek generals for party ballot
New Democracy is eyeing two former Greek military chiefs — Floros and Fragos — for key positions on the party’s electoral ballots ahead of the next elections.
EU Parliament Strips Greek MEP Latinopoulou of Immunity
The European Parliament has voted to strip Greek MEP Afroditi Latinopoulou of her immunity over alleged document forgery and electoral fraud charges.
US Confirms Space Weapon in Orbit: The Message to Russia and China
The US has officially confirmed it has a weapon in orbit for the first time — a landmark disclosure with major implications for global military competition.
Doncaster tragedy: Car plows into pedestrians, 2 dead and 4 injured
A car plowed into pedestrians in Doncaster, UK, killing 2 and injuring 4. The 30-year-old driver was arrested on dangerous driving charges.
Bob Mackie, legendary Hollywood costume designer, dies at 87
Legendary fashion and costume designer Bob Mackie has passed away at the age of 87, leaving behind an extraordinary legacy as one of the most influential creative forces in Hollywood history. His team announced the…
European Parliament: How the EU plans to shield democracy from foreign interference
The European Parliament has approved landmark measures to defend EU democracy from foreign interference, naming Russia as the primary threat via hybrid attacks.
Giorgos Mazonakis Death: Doctors Face Murder Charges as Key Evidence Examined
Two doctors face upgraded murder charges in the death of Greek singer Giorgos Mazonakis as damning machine logs, deleted photos, and surveillance footage emerge.
Corfu teachers crisis: sleeping in cars amid housing shortage
Corfu teachers are resigning over a severe housing crisis, with some forced to sleep in cars. Over 100 teaching positions remain vacant across the island’s schools.
Rent rebate 2025: Deadline to correct tax data and secure up to €800
Greek tenants have until September 30 to fix tax return errors and claim up to €800 in rent rebates — here’s what you need to do.
Giorgos Mazonakis: From Nikaia to the hearts of thousands
“We grew up together, we fell in love, we cried.” A few words from someone who had come to Nikaia to say goodbye to Giorgos Mazonakis seem to capture everything that unfolded over these past…
Mitsotakis steps up pace with Athens tours and key visits
Greek PM Mitsotakis ramps up public engagements with visits to Kerameikos, Hellinikon, and key business addresses amid fresh polling data.
Greece’s 12 nautical miles expansion: “It would positively surprise me if Greece goes ahead”
Former Deputy FM Valinakis warns that extending Greece’s maritime limits to 12 nautical miles is no quick fix — and could trigger a dangerous Turkish military response.
Tax Investigators Probe Clinic Linked to Greek Singer’s Death
Greek tax authorities launch a sweeping financial probe into the Kolonaki clinic where singer Giorgos Mazonakis died, targeting accounts, invoices, and digital records.
Shocking video from Belgium: Officer slaps handcuffed woman, shoves her into police car
A viral video from Nivelles, Belgium, shows a police officer slapping a handcuffed woman and shoving her into a patrol car, sparking an official investigation.
European Parliament opens office in Ottawa to strengthen EU-Canada ties
The European Parliament is opening a liaison office in Ottawa to deepen EU-Canada parliamentary ties, ahead of PM Mark Carney’s address to the EP.
12 EU nations urge stronger Arctic strategy amid growing threats
12 EU member states, including Greece, call on Brussels to take a stronger role in the Arctic as Russian and Chinese threats escalate.
UK political earthquake: Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland push for independence referendums
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland sign a historic joint declaration demanding self-determination and a return to the EU, sending shockwaves through British politics.