Netanyahu discusses second phase of Gaza ceasefire with US envoy
Netanyahu and US envoy Kushner discuss complex second phase of Gaza ceasefire, focusing on Hamas disarmament and trapped fighters in Rafah tunnels.
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Erdogan announces completion of Ataturk house renovation in Greece
Turkish President Erdogan announces completion of Ataturk house renovation in Thessaloniki, Greece, reopening historic birthplace to visitors after restoration.
Greek police bust major cocaine and cannabis trafficking ring in Athens
Greek police dismantled a major drug trafficking network in Athens, arresting four suspects and seizing 590g cocaine, 75g cannabis, €8,240 cash, and luxury vehicles.
Police officer detained in drug trafficking ring that netted €600K
Police officer detained in major drug trafficking operation that generated over €600,000 in nine months, with six co-defendants also facing charges.
Nicolas Sarkozy: 20 days and nights in prison nightmare ends
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy ends his 20-day prison nightmare, describing the experience as “exhausting” and “nightmarish” before returning home.
Russian crypto millionaire dies in fiery Lamborghini crash
Russian cryptocurrency millionaire Alexei Dolgikh dies in fiery Lamborghini crash in Moscow while driving at 150+ km/h with three friends aboard the luxury SUV.
Nikos Dendias: Turkey’s SAFE participation prohibited due to “aggressive stance” and “illegal actions”
Greek Defense Minister blocks Turkey’s SAFE program participation citing aggression against EU member Cyprus during high-level talks in Nicosia.
Alexis Tsipras’ “Ithaca”: Book reveals former PM’s journey
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras debuts his memoir “Ithaca,” revealing the inspiration and challenges behind his political journey in an exclusive podcast interview.
Stournaras: Tsipras knew six-month negotiation would cost €100M
Bank of Greece governor reveals Tsipras was warned that six-month bailout negotiations would cost €100 million, criticizes populist governance policies.
IMF warns of Europe debt explosion risk by 2040 – Key reasons
IMF warns Europe faces debt explosion by 2040, with public debt potentially reaching 130-155% of GDP without urgent fiscal reforms and consolidation measures.
Antonis Samaras: Government responds to former PM today through Pavlos Marinakis
Former PM Antonis Samaras attacks government in explosive interview, hints at new party formation. Government prepares response through spokesman Pavlos Marinakis.
Three priests involved in drug and migrant trafficking network
Three Greek priests arrested for running drug and human trafficking network, using religious status to deceive authorities and celebrities who supported their operations.
Maria Karystianos faces opposition from Tempi victims’ families
Maria Karystianos faces growing opposition from Tempi train crash victims’ families over her potential political ambitions, with Association members calling for her replacement.
Antonis Samaras answers “if not Mitsotakis, then who?” in message targeting leadership credibility
Former Greek PM Antonis Samaras sends clear leadership message, questioning “if not Mitsotakis, then who?” while keeping new party plans open for future decisions.
Alexis Tsipras book launch: Moscovici, Schulz, Papandreou among potential speakers
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras plans high-profile book launch with EU officials Moscovici, Schulz, and former leaders Papandreou, Stournaras potentially speaking.
Crete village schools reopen after deadly clash with psychologists
Schools in Crete village reopen one week after deadly clash, with psychologists arriving to support traumatized students and teachers in their recovery process.
Christodoulides condemns Turkish Cypriot provocation in buffer zone
Cyprus President condemns Turkish Cypriot military provocation after farmer expelled from buffer zone. Christodoulides calls incident negative development.
Samaras keeps new party option open amid fierce attacks on Greek PM
Just days before marking one year since his expulsion from New Democracy, Antonis Samaras gave an interview with multiple messages to multiple recipients, leaving open the possibility of founding a new party and launching a…
BBC boss Tim Davie resigns over Trump documentary editing scandal
BBC Director-General Tim Davie and news chief Deborah Turness resign amid scandal over misleading Trump documentary editing that sparked ethics controversy.
Crete massacre: New photo evidence from deadly village shootout
Exclusive photographic evidence emerges from the deadly Crete village shootout, revealing timeline of events that shocked the local community.