Iran warns of “total war” after Trump’s fleet deployment threat
Iran threatens “total war” as Trump deploys US fleet to Middle East. Airlines cancel flights amid escalating tensions and military buildup in the Persian Gulf region.
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New Democracy maintains dominance despite criticism while fragmented opposition fails to convince
New Democracy widens its lead over PASOK as farmers’ protests end, while fragmented opposition parties continue declining despite government criticism.
Russia-Ukraine-US talks in Abu Dhabi continue as negotiations stall
Ukrainian and Russian negotiators met in Abu Dhabi with US mediation to discuss territorial issues, but no agreement was reached in the ongoing peace talks.
Vodafone launches competitive mobile plan for Greek families
Vodafone unveils new no-contract mobile plan featuring 300GB data, unlimited calls, and 100 SMS monthly – designed specifically for Greek families’ needs.
Nova leads at Oscars 2026 with 38 nominations across premium films
Nova secures 38 Oscar nominations for 2026, featuring exclusive films including “Sentimental Value,” “Marty Supreme,” and Yorgos Lanthimos’ “Bugonia” on Novacinema.
ELLAKTOR Group launches Double Materiality assessment survey
ELLAKTOR Group launches comprehensive Double Materiality survey to assess ESG priorities and strengthen sustainable development commitments across operations.
€750 voucher: Dates, beneficiaries and when you’ll receive the amount
New €750 voucher program launches in February for unemployed and private sector workers, offering AI training with full remote learning and educational allowance.
Agricultural fuel tax refund: 5th payment of €7.6 million distributed to 57,422 farmers
Greek tax authority distributes €7.6 million in agricultural fuel tax refunds to over 57,000 farmers as part of ongoing government support for the agricultural sector.
Alexandros Exarchou: EU must subsidize vertical energy corridor
AKTOR Group CEO urges EU funding for vertical energy corridor to reduce Russian gas dependence and boost American LNG imports through Greece’s strategic hub.
The allowance that exceeds minimum wage – Who qualifies
Greek public servants abroad receive tax-free allowances up to €5,500 monthly on top of salary. Learn who qualifies and how amounts are calculated.
Central Credit Registry: New opportunities for debtors explained
Greece’s Central Credit Registry launches February 15, offering free credit reports to all citizens and transforming how banks assess loan applications.
Flu: De-escalation begins, but severe illness risk remains high
Greece sees first signs of flu de-escalation, but hospitalizations remain high with children in ICU. Health authorities monitor for potential second wave patterns.
Ano Glyfada flooding: Uncle of drowned woman calls death “murder”
Uncle of 56-year-old teacher who drowned in Greece flooding calls her death “state murder,” blaming municipal authorities for failing infrastructure.
Byron car crash: Driver trapped after vehicle overturns (Video)
Driver injured after losing control and overturning vehicle in Byron, damaging two parked cars. Firefighters rescued trapped motorist from wreckage.
€20,000 subsidy for green taxis coming – “Move Electric” continues
Greece announces €20,000 subsidies for electric taxis as part of continued green transport initiative, making transition easier for professional drivers.
Climatebook: 2025 Greece’s 2nd hottest year – Drought, Lake Mornos and alien species invasion
Greece faces climate reality as 2025 becomes second hottest year on record. Lake Mornos drops 40%, alien species invade warming seas, raising urgent concerns.
Kolonos trafficking case: Mother faces retrial in appeal court
Mother of trafficking victim faces retrial in Greek appeal court as solidarity committee fights for family reunification and justice.
Vigilante trap: Fake 13-year-old profile used to lure 30-year-old man
Two young people used a fake 13-year-old profile to lure and attack a 30-year-old man in Thessaloniki, resulting in arrests and hospitalization.
Marinakis: “Six protection projects underway in Attica” – “Advanced talks for Erdogan-Mitsotakis meeting”
Greek government announces six major infrastructure projects in Attica to protect citizens from extreme weather, while Turkey talks advance rapidly.
Greek ministers clash over sheep and goat vaccines amid bluetongue outbreak
Greek officials clash in parliament over bluetongue vaccines as half a million sheep and goats face culling amid EU approval disputes and farmer compensation debates.