Cyclist brutally assaults female driver in Portugal street attack
Shocking video shows cyclist violently attacking female driver in Porto street after road rage incident. Police hunting suspect who fled scene.
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Operation “Harvest”: Greek FBI exposes organized crime in agricultural subsidies – 1,151 defendants
Greek authorities dismantle massive agricultural subsidy fraud involving 1,151 defendants and criminal networks across the country, revealing organized crime infiltration.
Who was Nikos Tagaras: Deputy minister and architect of major urban planning reforms
Greek Deputy Environment Minister Nikos Tagaras dies at 70, leaving behind major urban planning reforms including the largest spatial planning overhaul since state formation.
Trump sets “red lines” for Iran nuclear deal approval
Trump demands strict conditions for any Iran nuclear deal, including permanent ban on nuclear weapons and reopening of Strait of Hormuz shipping lanes.
State Department urges Greece to return November 17 leader to prison
US expresses deep disappointment over Greek court’s decision to release November 17 terrorist leader, urging Athens to exhaust all legal means for his return.
Hungary eyes the euro through Pierrakakis: Budapest talks set for June 25
Hungary eyes euro adoption as Eurogroup President Pierrakakis visits Budapest on June 25 for crucial economic talks with Hungarian leadership.
Europe on high alert after Russian strike on Romania
European suspicions intensify after Russian drone strike on Romania, raising urgent questions about collective defense and NATO’s role in regional security.
Thessaloniki: Murder that waited four years for answers revealed
Four-year investigation reveals chilling murder case in Thessaloniki involving dismembered Pakistani man found in sea after years-long persecution.
USA-Iran nuclear deal: Draft agreement emerges amid tensions
USA and Iran edge closer to nuclear deal draft that could ease Middle East tensions through ceasefire extension and Strait of Hormuz navigation restoration.
New York train fire near Penn Station injures 5, disrupts travel
Train fire near NYC Penn Station injures 5, hospitalizes 2. Hudson River tunnel blaze disrupts Amtrak, NJ Transit services during morning rush hour.
Greece’s oil exploration breakthrough: Major drilling in Ionian Sea set for February 2027
Greece prepares for historic oil drilling in Ionian Sea as Chevron and Exxon Mobil lead major hydrocarbon exploration, with commercial viability tests set for 2027.
European Commission unlocks €16 billion for Hungary under strict conditions
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announces €16 billion funding release for Hungary, contingent on reforms by Peter Magyar’s new government.
Iran official: “We don’t plan to transfer uranium abroad”
Iran rejects uranium transfer abroad as nuclear negotiations with US continue. Tehran officials warn against surrendering enriched uranium stockpiles amid ongoing talks.
Mitsotakis on energy and inflation: “We’re not getting anywhere with these prices”
Greek PM Mitsotakis addresses energy crisis and inflation at Crete conference, emphasizing Greece’s role as net energy exporter and sustainable debt goals.
Thessaloniki murder solved: Man arrested for dismembered body found at sea
Greek police solve brutal Thessaloniki murder case after four years, arresting one suspect in dismemberment killing that shocked the city in 2022.
Whitsun holiday exodus: Greek islands bound as ferries depart 90% full
Greek islands see massive holiday rush as ferries depart Piraeus port 90% full during Whitsun weekend exodus. Peak travel expected Friday afternoon.
Child benefit platform reopens for new applications – What to do
Child benefit applications reopen with retroactive payments available. Learn how to apply and calculate your eligible amount through the A21 platform.
Bank of Greece governor dismisses triangular transactions claims
Bank of Greece governor Stournaras debunks claims of triangular transactions between banks and servicers, calling them an “urban myth” amid NPL controversy.
Saint Hypomoni: The empress who taught that true strength lies in faith and perseverance (Video)
Saint Hypomoni, born Heleni Dragasi, was the wife of Emperor Manuel II Palaiologos and the mother of the last Emperor of Constantinople, Constantine XI Palaiologos. She lived during the final years of the Byzantine Empire,…
Greece’s National University Exams 2026 begin today with Modern Greek Language and Literature
Greece’s National University Exams 2026 begin today as 68,788 students compete for higher education spots. Modern Greek Language kicks off the crucial testing period.