Alexis Tsipras on “Ithaca”: “It’s not branding, it’s reload”
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras discusses his new book “Ithaca,” describing it as a “reload” not branding, while engaging in both self-criticism and analysis.
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Zacharaki: 8,000 substitute teachers to be hired – structural change in education
Education Minister Sofia Zacharaki announces hiring of 8,000 substitute teachers and new digital platform to predict school vacancies by March 2026.
Mitsotakis unveils new hospital in Komotini as “crown jewel” of Greek healthcare
Greek PM Mitsotakis inspects new Stavros Niarchos Foundation hospital in Komotini, calling it one of three “crown jewels” of the national health system.
Pierrakakis: Northern Greece has foundations for growth – We provide incentives for business synergies
Greek Finance Minister announces business incentives for Northern Greece’s handicraft sector, emphasizing regional growth potential and SME support initiatives.
Gerapetritis: “Greece has the means and will to take leading role in Eastern Mediterranean”
Greek Foreign Minister Gerapetritis announces Greece’s readiness to lead Eastern Mediterranean cooperation, emphasizing energy partnerships and diplomatic strength.
Greek minister: 59 out of 104 migrants failed age tests
Greek Migration Minister reveals shocking results: majority of migrants claiming minor status were actually adults in new age verification tests.
New bee species with microscopic “horns” named after Netflix series
Australian scientists discover new bee species with microscopic horns, named Megachile Lucifer after Netflix series, highlighting biodiversity threats in mining regions.
Outgoing BBC director: “We must fight for our journalism”
BBC director-general Tim Davie calls on staff to “fight for journalism” following Trump lawsuit threats and political pressure over controversial documentary.
Istanbul: Erdogan tightens grip on Imamoglu – Prosecutor seeks 2,000-year prison sentence
Turkish prosecutor seeks 2,000-year sentence for Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu as Erdogan intensifies legal pressure on his political rival.
British influencer faked cancer for followers and donations
British TikTok influencer Brittany Miller admits to faking stage three stomach cancer in 2017 to gain followers and donations, sparking outrage online.
Putin places 24 relatives and lovers in top government positions
Russian president Vladimir Putin has reportedly appointed at least 24 relatives and close associates to key government and state company positions.
Nicolas Sarkozy spotted dining in Paris with Carla Bruni after release
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy dined in Paris with wife Carla Bruni after his prison release, receiving applause from crowds outside the restaurant.
Libanos drops bombshells at OPEKEPE inquiry: Death threats in Crete revealed
Former Greek minister reveals death threats and fraud allegations during explosive parliamentary testimony about agricultural subsidy scandal in Crete.
Greece and Cyprus veto Turkey from SAFE defense program
Greece and Cyprus maintain their veto against Turkey’s participation in the EU’s SAFE defense program over casus belli threats and Aegean disputes.
Record €3.7 billion in overdue state debts: Hospitals and EFKA lead the way
Greek state owes record €3.7 billion to private sector, with hospitals and social security leading unpaid bills. Finance Ministry creates oversight committee.
Alexis Tsipras reveals his “Ithaca”: Everything about SYRIZA’s future
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras discusses his new book “Ithaca” and reveals insights about SYRIZA’s future while facing criticism from party officials.
Ioanna Touni revenge porn trial: Exclusive lawyer statements
Ioanna Touni’s lawyer reveals why the high-profile revenge porn trial is being held behind closed doors in exclusive statements to parapolitika.gr.
Greek PM’s office stays silent on Samaras attack amid tensions
Greek government maintains silence amid political tensions as former PM Samaras launches critical attack, while ministers defend conservative agenda.
Vorizia tensions escalate as victim’s sister faces verbal attack
Vorizia tensions continue as murder victim’s sister faces verbal attack from suspect’s mother, while two more family members are remanded in custody.
Wolf spotted roaming Athens suburbs sparks safety alert
A hungry wolf spotted roaming Athens suburbs has sparked safety concerns among residents. Wildlife experts urge caution as the rare urban sighting raises alarm.