Alexis Tsipras rides polling momentum into next phase against Mitsotakis
Alexis Tsipras gains polling momentum as his new Hellenic Left Alliance secures second place in all recent polls, setting up the next phase against Mitsotakis.
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Deadly road toll: Two killed and 3-year-old girl fights for life
Tragic day on Greek roads: Two fatalities and a 3-year-old girl critically injured in three separate pedestrian accidents within hours in Attica region.
Constitutional Revision: 17 Changes in New Democracy’s Final Proposal
New Democracy submits final Constitutional Revision proposal with 17 key changes, including modifications to Article 16, ministerial responsibility, and incompatibility rules.
Greek passenger caught with €500,000 cash at Athens airport
Greek passenger caught with €500,000 undeclared cash from Dubai at Athens airport. Customs authorities seize money, launch investigation into violation.
Trump appoints Pulte as acting DNI director, Gabbard for Intelligence chief
Trump names William Pulte as acting Director of National Intelligence while keeping his housing finance role, marking a significant intelligence appointment.
Israel gets US approval to bomb Beirut suburbs if Hezbollah attacks
Israel receives US approval to bomb Beirut’s southern suburbs if Hezbollah attacks Israeli territory, Defense Minister Israel Katz announces.
Posidonia 2026: Strait of Hormuz and energy security at 10th Capital Link Maritime Leaders Summit
Major shipping leaders discuss energy security, Strait of Hormuz crisis, and shadow fleet challenges at Posidonia 2026 maritime summit in Athens.
Attica: 24 drivers arrested in five days – 10 for drunk driving
Greek police arrest 24 drivers in Attica region during intensive 5-day traffic safety operation, with 10 charged for drunk driving violations.
EU launches record wildfire response with 777 firefighters and 27 aircraft
EU deploys record 777 firefighters and 27 aircraft across six Mediterranean countries in largest wildfire response operation, with 24/7 coordination support.
Trump-Netanyahu call: Israeli version disputes “ungrateful” claims
Israeli sources dispute reports of heated Trump-Netanyahu call, denying claims about “ungrateful” comments while acknowledging tension over Lebanon operations.
Kalamata femicide: “I saw a man in terrible condition who had been attacked,” says defendant’s lawyer
Lawyer claims confessed killer shows signs of abuse as shocking details emerge from Kalamata femicide case involving 40 stab wounds and drugged children.
5 key moves to tackle Greece’s €240bn red private debt crisis
Greece launches 5 major debt relief measures targeting €240bn private debt crisis, including 72-installment plans and primary residence protection.
New Left party faces major exodus as 7 MPs quit today
Seven MPs and 100 officials quit Greece’s New Left party today, dissolving its parliamentary group and signaling major political realignment in the opposition.
Greece ready for Strait of Hormuz mission as Mitsotakis announces power move
Greece announces readiness to join international mission in Strait of Hormuz after war ends, emphasizing maritime security and free navigation in Middle East crisis.
Greece-Albania crisis escalates after Greek ethnic injured
Tensions escalate between Greece and Albania after a Greek ethnic was injured during protests in Zvërnec, threatening EU accession talks and bilateral relations.
SYRIZA Political Secretariat and Central Committee in chaos: Famellos’ four scenarios and fear of new split
SYRIZA faces internal chaos as Political Secretariat meeting hangs in balance. Four scenarios emerge for party’s future amid fears of new split.
Greece launches constitutional reform: Private universities and postal voting among key proposals
Greece begins constitutional reform process today with proposals for private universities, postal voting, and AI regulation among 30 articles targeted for change.
New Democracy leads with 30.5% as Tsipras climbs to second place
New Democracy maintains 30.5% lead as Tsipras’s new party climbs to second with 15.5% and Karystianou takes third, pushing PASOK to fourth place.
Shock in Greek Football: Marios Oikonomou Dies at 33 Following Tragic Road Accident
Marios Oikonomou has died. Further information will be provided shortly as details become available.
Albania: Greek minority victim speaks out after assault – “He hit me in the carotid artery – It could have been fatal”
Greek minority member in Albania speaks out after violent assault during protests against Trump-linked luxury resort development in historic coastal region.