Ukraine strikes Druzhba pipeline again, threatens oil supply to Hungary and Slovakia
Ukraine strikes Russian oil infrastructure again, disrupting Druzhba pipeline supplies to Hungary and Slovakia for up to five days, escalating energy warfare.
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Putin’s Russia “crushes” Trump’s strong man image, makes him look weak
Putin’s Russia undermines Trump’s strong image as Moscow rejects Ukraine security guarantees, making the US president appear weak on the world stage.
Italy revenge porn scandal: 32,000-member Facebook group shared intimate photos without consent
Italian authorities investigate massive Facebook group where 32,000 members shared intimate photos of women without consent in shocking revenge porn scandal.
Apostolos Vesyropoulos: 40-minute resuscitation effort fails – funeral announced
Greek deputy finance minister Apostolos Vesyropoulos dies at 59 after cardiac arrest despite 40-minute resuscitation effort at Halkidiki beach during family vacation.
Alexis Tsipras tells Le Monde: “I never thirsted for power but I miss active politics”
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras opens up about missing active politics, reveals plans for 2015 crisis book, and criticizes current government policies.
Kaizen Gaming signs historic multi-year Flamengo partnership
Kaizen Gaming announces historic multi-year sponsorship deal with Brazilian football giant Flamengo through Betano brand, marking the largest partnership in Brazilian football history.
Asset Declaration 2025: Platform open until October 31 – Who must file
Greece’s asset declaration platform remains open until October 31, 2025, with new automated banking integration streamlining the filing process for officials.
Student housing costs soar: Rents reach astronomical heights
Student housing costs in Greece reach new heights as families struggle with soaring rents that can triple between Athens and provincial cities.
OPEKA: Early payments for 17 benefits scheduled for August
Greek welfare organization OPEKA accelerates August benefit payments, providing early access to 17 social support programs starting Thursday, August 28.
Greek Citizens Report Over 267,000 Tax Evasion Cases Through Digital Platforms
Greek citizens report over 267,000 tax evasion cases through digital platforms, with new scoring system prioritizing most serious violations for immediate audit.
Italian climber dies during rescue mission in Kyrgyzstan mountains
Italian climber Luca Sinigaglia dies at 6,800m while attempting to rescue injured Russian mountaineer on Kyrgyzstan’s Pik Pobeda mountain near China border.
Bloomberg: Haftar ready to greenlight Turkey’s Mediterranean energy exploration
Libyan warlord Haftar prepares to approve Turkish energy exploration in disputed Mediterranean waters, marking a major geopolitical shift in the region.
Lavrov’s CCCP hoodie goes viral: Soviet nostalgia sweater sells out
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov’s CCCP hoodie worn during Alaska meeting sparks Soviet nostalgia craze, with hoodies selling out across Russia.
Madeleine McCann case: German prosecutors seek ankle monitor for main suspect set for release
German prosecutors seek ankle monitor for Christian Brueckner, main suspect in Madeleine McCann case, as he faces early prison release in September.
Brazil: Cyclist steals reporter’s phone seconds before live TV broadcast
Brazilian journalist robbed on camera seconds before live TV broadcast as cyclist steals her phone in São Paulo, shocking footage goes viral on social media.
Terror in the skies: Wing part detaches during Delta flight to Orlando
Delta Air Lines passengers experienced terrifying moments when a Boeing 737 wing flap detached mid-flight from Orlando to Austin, prompting an FAA investigation.
Putin’s peace terms for Ukraine revealed by Reuters
Putin proposes new peace terms for Ukraine including Donbas surrender and NATO neutrality, as revealed in exclusive Reuters report following Alaska summit talks.
Mitsotakis shocked by sudden death of Apostolos Vesyropoulos
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis expresses shock over the sudden death of Apostolos Vesyropoulos, former deputy finance minister who died at 59.
Apostolos Vesyropoulos: Funeral Saturday in Alexandria, Imathia
Former Greek Deputy Finance Minister Apostolos Vesyropoulos dies suddenly at 59 from cardiac arrest. Funeral scheduled for Saturday in Alexandria, Imathia.
Apostolos Vesyropoulos dies suddenly: Greek political world mourns New Democracy secretary
Greek political leaders unite in mourning the sudden death of New Democracy parliamentary secretary Apostolos Vesyropoulos, who died of heart attack Thursday.