Greece-EU unite against wildfires and water scarcity crisis
Greece and EU strengthen cooperation against wildfires and water crisis. Environment Minister meets European Commissioner to discuss prevention strategies.
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Pavlos Marinakis: “Growth must be based on investments, new jobs and tax cuts”
Greek government spokesman advocates for investment-driven growth, criticizes public sector evaluation gaps, and calls for digital transformation progress.
Mitsotakis meets Petra Bayr: Artificial intelligence, Western Balkans and democratic institutions in focus
Greek PM Mitsotakis meets Council of Europe chief Petra Bayr to discuss AI regulation, Western Balkans reforms and protecting democratic institutions.
Europe “boiling”: Heat wave hits France, UK, Spain with deadly consequences
Europe faces deadly heat wave with record temperatures hitting France, UK, Spain and Italy. At least 17 deaths reported as mercury soars above 40°C across continent.
US and Iran agree to extend Gaza ceasefire by 60 days
US and Iran reach tentative agreement to extend ceasefire for 60 days and start nuclear talks, though Trump has yet to give final approval for the deal.
Washington Post: Trump administration pushes for $250 bill featuring president’s portrait
Trump officials push Bureau of Engraving to design unprecedented $250 bill with president’s portrait, marking first living person on U.S. currency since 1866.
Netanyahu orders expansion of Israeli control to 70% of Gaza
Netanyahu orders Israeli forces to expand control to 70% of Gaza Strip, escalating tensions as he hints at eventual 100% territorial control in the region.
“The era of terrorism is over”: Bessent’s stern warning to Iran over Strait of Hormuz tolls
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warns Iran against imposing tolls on Strait of Hormuz, threatening aggressive sanctions on any nation facilitating such fees.
Commission slams Turkey: Cyprus exclusion from COP31 unacceptable
European Commission condemns Turkey for excluding Cyprus from COP31 climate conference preparations, calling Ankara’s diplomatic behavior “unacceptable.”
US threatens sanctions on Oman over Iran cooperation at Strait of Hormuz
US Treasury Secretary threatens sanctions on ally Oman if it cooperates with Iran on Strait of Hormuz toll system, escalating Middle East tensions.
Middle East escalation: New US strikes against Iran amid negotiations
US military conducts new defensive strikes on Iranian military facilities amid ongoing Middle East peace negotiations, shooting down Iranian drones near Bandar Abbas.
National Benefits Registry launches: Major overhaul coming to Greece’s welfare system
Greece launches National Benefits Registry to eliminate welfare fraud and double payments, creating digital profiles for all citizens receiving state support.
Tsipras: Smiles at Amalia’s HQ as ELAS launches, full speed ahead for communication counteroffensive
Tsipras launches new party ELAS as political realignment shakes Greek left, with SYRIZA facing exodus and New Left preparing for departures ahead of elections.
Europe on high alert: Critical talks at Foreign Ministers Summit
European foreign ministers meet in Cyprus for critical talks on defense strategy, Ukraine crisis, and Middle East tensions as the EU seeks greater autonomy.
OPEKEPE scandal: Officials deny fraud as Greek subsidy scam exposed
Greek authorities expose massive agricultural subsidy fraud network involving 22 arrests in Crete, causing €3 million EU damages. Officials deny wrongdoing.
Mitsotakis uses stability as weapon against fragmented opposition
Greek PM Mitsotakis positions himself as guarantor of stability against twelve fragmented opposition parties ahead of 2027 elections.
Athens and Thessaloniki showcase “Export-Oriented Agriculture” potential
Greece launches innovative digital platform connecting agriculture with technology to boost international exports and showcase authentic Greek products worldwide.
Papastratos celebrates 95 years in Greece, invests in youth
Papastratos celebrates 95 years in Greece with FutuReady initiative, investing in youth education and employment while honoring nearly a century of industrial legacy.
DEH: Data center agreement in Kozani expected within 3-6 months
Greek power giant DEH expects to finalize data center agreement within months, marking a major 3.5 billion euro investment in digital infrastructure expansion.
Top laptops hit Vodafone stores with Apple, HP, Lenovo models
Vodafone expands into laptops with Apple MacBook, HP, and Lenovo models. New collection offers work, gaming, and education solutions starting at €499.