Skoúrta Boeotia: How the charred body was discovered
Police investigate charred body discovery in Boeotia forest. Hunter finds burned car with handcuffed victim. Organized Crime Unit takes over investigation.
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ExxonMobil drilling plan from Corfu to Crete revealed
ExxonMobil reveals ambitious drilling plan for Greece, investing $5-10 billion in natural gas exploration from Ionian Sea to Crete, marking historic energy shift.
Maria Karystianou: Party scenarios, behind-the-scenes contacts with Nikos Karaxalios and reactions from Routsis and Plakias
Maria Karystianou faces pressure to form political party amid conflicting advice from advisors and heated reactions from key supporters over potential KYMA movement.
OPEKEPE: Voridis testifies at parliamentary inquiry committee
Former Agricultural Minister Makis Voridis testifies today at Parliament’s OPEKEPE inquiry, promising to reveal why Grigoris Varras was removed from office.
Greek voters divided on Tsipras new party as 58% see left saturated
New poll shows Greek voters skeptical of Tsipras comeback, with majority viewing potential new party as personal move rather than genuine political change.
Historic energy developments in Greece: ExxonMobil to drill in Ionian Sea by late 2026
Greece makes history with ExxonMobil’s return to Ionian Sea drilling after 40 years. Trump-Mitsotakis meeting likely as East Med pipeline resurfaces.
Exclusive: Chrysochoidis unveils Crete security plan – targeting vendetta violence, arms trafficking and organized crime
Greek Minister reveals comprehensive plan to combat Crete’s violence epidemic through enhanced policing, vendetta tracking, and stricter gun laws
ExxonMobil-Helleniq Energy deal: First drilling within two years
Greece’s Energy Minister announces historic ExxonMobil deal with HelleniQ Energy for oil exploration drilling in Northwestern Ionian Sea within 18-24 months.
Historic energy mega-deal: ExxonMobil-Helleniq partnership to upgrade Greece
ExxonMobil partners with Helleniq Energy for Greece’s first offshore drilling in 40 years, targeting 200 billion cubic meters of natural gas in the Ionian Sea.
Vorízia bloodbath: Two wounded suspects detained at hospital
Two wounded suspects from deadly family feud in Heraklion ordered into detention as video evidence emerges showing Kalashnikov gunfire in shocking massacre.
Athens robbery: 59-year-old fake plumber steals €280,000 from elderly victims
Greek police arrest 59-year-old man posing as plumber who targeted elderly victims across Athens, stealing €280,000 in jewelry and cash over 15 separate incidents.
Juan Carlos admits: “I killed my brother” – shocking revelations
Former Spanish King Juan Carlos admits in shocking memoirs that he accidentally shot and killed his younger brother as a teenager in tragic 1956 incident.
Tragedy in Italy: School bus collides with car killing driver, 22 students injured
Fatal school bus accident in Turin leaves one dead and 22 students injured when bus collides with speeding car at intersection.
Greece refunds fuel tax to 82,624 farmers in €18.63 million payment
Greece’s tax authority pays €18.63 million fuel tax refund to over 82,000 farmers in third 2025 installment, with automated payment system requiring no farmer action.
Greek Orthodox Church reports €127 million in charitable work
Greek Orthodox Church reveals massive charitable impact with €127 million in aid and 2.7 million kilos of food distributed to 1.4 million people in 2024.
P-TEC Summit: AI challenges and European energy crisis dominate first day
P-TEC Summit addresses AI competition between US-China and European energy security challenges amid Ukraine crisis. Conference continues with PM speech tomorrow.
EU to Russia: “Stop nuclear threats” – Warning of new arms race
EU warns Russia to halt nuclear threats amid escalating tensions, while Kremlin evaluates potential test preparations in response to US statements.
Maria Karystianou: Political questions mount amid party speculation
Greek political landscape shifts as Maria Karystianou faces mounting questions about potential party involvement amid speculation and advisor claims.
7 Top US Officials Visit Athens to Establish Greece as Energy Hub
Seven top US officials visit Athens for P-TEC summit, establishing Greece as key energy hub with major LNG deals and the strategic Vertical Corridor project.
OPEKEPE: Avghenakis maintains institutional line amid “Frape” scandal
Former Greek Agriculture Minister Avghenakis faces intense questioning over OPEKEPE scandal, denying wrongdoing while wiretaps reveal heated exchanges with controversial figure.