Woman threatens suicide from apartment building rooftop in Athens
Police respond to suicide threat in Athens as woman with psychological issues threatens to jump from apartment rooftop while negotiators work to resolve crisis.
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Belgium alarm: 12-year-old child suspected of jihadist propaganda
Belgium reports alarming rise in minors involved in jihadist propaganda, with youngest suspect being just 12 years old according to State Security intelligence.
Iran demands $7,000 from families to release protesters’ bodies
Iran’s authorities demand up to $7,000 from families to release protesters’ bodies, while offering free release if families claim victims were pro-government.
“Seven Wonders of the Ancient World”: New COSMOTE TV series premieres
New documentary series explores humanity’s greatest architectural achievements with historian Bettany Hughes, featuring AR technology and cinematic recreations.
Exciting winter sales at Designer Outlet Athens: How long will the discounts last
Designer Outlet Athens offers exciting winter sales from January 12th to February 28th with major discounts on designer brands and family entertainment activities.
“Sales are the last hope for liquidating inventory” – Athens Commercial Association president tells Parapolitika 90.1
Greek retail faces crisis as sales become last resort for inventory liquidation amid 15% revenue drop and 40% expense increase, warns Athens Commercial Association.
Greece raises 19 benefits in 2026 with retroactive payments
Greece announces major increases to 19 social benefits in 2026, with retroactive payments bringing relief to thousands of recipients nationwide.
Greece launches €100M program to employ 10,000 women through gov.gr
Greece launches major €100M employment program targeting 10,000 unemployed women through digital platform gov.gr with subsidies up to €1,004 monthly.
Separate tax returns 2025: Guide for electronic filing
Complete guide to filing separate tax returns in 2025: deadlines, requirements, and digital procedures for married couples seeking tax independence.
Budget 2025: Outstanding debts at €167,000 – Detailed data
Greece’s 2025 budget shows fiscal discipline with outstanding debts at just €167,000 and 23-day payment processing, strengthening public finances.
Metlen’s €296 million gallium production investment in Greece
Metlen secures €90M EIB funding for Europe’s first gallium facility in Greece, targeting 50 tons annual production by 2028 to reduce EU dependence on Chinese imports.
“Karystianou must watch who she has by her side”: Konstantinidis speaks to Parapolitika 90.1 (Audio)
Tempe Association founder warns about political opportunism and calls for unity among families as upcoming trials approach in Greece’s worst rail disaster.
Mystery at Thermopylae: Man found dead at thermal springs (Video)
A man was found dead at the famous thermal springs in Thermopylae, Greece. Police investigation suggests natural causes may be responsible.
Tragic turn in 13-year-old girl’s death in Chalcis – flu ruled out
13-year-old student’s death in Chalcis wasn’t caused by flu, exclusive sources reveal. Medical investigation continues into the actual cause of death.
Frame by frame: Gas station robbery gang exposed
Criminal organization behind Athens gas station robberies exposed. Leader previously convicted in 2011 murder of police officers during armed confrontation.
Thessaloniki crash: 24-year-old damages 15 cars in shocking accident
A 24-year-old driver crashed into 15 parked cars in Thessaloniki early Friday morning. Police arrested her for drunk driving after the shocking accident.
Greek foreign minister: “Marine parks will expand further in Aegean”
Greek Foreign Minister declares marine parks will expand in Aegean, firmly rejecting any discussion of sovereignty issues in Greek-Turkish dialogue.
Sokratis Famellos keeps door “open” to PASOK in progressive alliance push
SYRIZA leader Sokratis Famellos calls for progressive coalition within 2-3 months to challenge Mitsotakis, keeping door open to PASOK despite Androulakis resistance.
Greece-Turkey relations at crossroads: Dialogue or The Hague?
Greece and Turkey prepare for crucial talks as tensions rise over Aegean disputes. Experts debate whether dialogue or International Court can resolve decades-old conflicts.
Government clashes with farmer union leader over vulgar attack
Greek government excludes farmer union leader from prime ministerial meeting after vulgar public attack against PM Mitsotakis, sparking political controversy.