Greece weather forecast: Autumn-like break with rain and temperatures dropping before heat returns
Greece faces an autumn-like weather break with storms, rain, and falling temps before North African heat pushes readings back to 37°C by Sunday.
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Pentagon in chaos: Generals resign amid Hegseth’s drone war
Pentagon in chaos as Army Secretary Dan Driscoll resigns over clashes with Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth on drones, leadership, and military strategy.
Mitsotakis on new DEI tariffs: “We’re keeping energy prices low”
Greek PM Mitsotakis highlights DEI’s new lower fixed electricity tariff, pledging to keep energy bills affordable for Greek households amid rising global prices.
Syros murder: Eyewitness describes two knives and blood-soaked hand of accused killer
A chilling eyewitness account from Syros describes two knives and a blood-soaked hand as authorities investigate a rescue worker’s murder.
SYRIZA: Polakis skips Political Secretariat meeting, blocking collective leadership ahead of Thessaloniki Fair
SYRIZA’s Pavlos Polakis boycotts key Political Secretariat meeting, blocking collective leadership decisions ahead of the Thessaloniki International Fair.
Kypseli Dead Infant Case: Child Abuse Reports Shock Greece in 2025
Greek child welfare data reveals 10 abuse reports daily in 2025, as the Kypseli dead infant case exposes a wider, largely hidden crisis.
What worries Athens about Turkey’s moves: “Israel is Turkey’s biggest problem”
Greece battles Turkish provocations in the Aegean while analysts warn of dangerous escalation involving Israel, NATO, and regional stability in the Eastern Mediterranean.
Tsipras unveils €7.39 billion economic plan in Thessaloniki: Three rules and strategy explained
Tsipras presents a costed €7.39bn plan for 2027–2030 in Thessaloniki, built on three fiscal rules designed to ensure credibility and fair growth.
Dead infant found in suitcase: murder charges filed in Kypseli case
A dead infant found frozen in a pink suitcase in Athens sparks a homicide investigation as forensic findings reveal at least ten stab wounds on the baby’s back.
New Democracy vs. Samaras: The Greek Right-Wing Power Struggle Before Thessaloniki Fair
Greece’s ruling party and ex-PM Samaras are locked in an escalating clash over ideology and leadership ahead of the Thessaloniki International Fair.
Thessaloniki Trade Fair kicks off Greece’s 2027 election race
Greece’s political parties gear up at the Thessaloniki Trade Fair as the 2027 election marathon begins — who has the edge?
Oil prices surge past $94 as US strikes Strait of Hormuz
Oil prices surge past $94 a barrel after a US airstrike near the Strait of Hormuz sparks fears of major global supply disruptions.
New Democracy’s Battle for Northern Greece Ahead of Thessaloniki Fair
New Democracy deploys ministers across Macedonia and Thrace ahead of the Thessaloniki International Fair to win back disenchanted right-wing voters.
Mitsotakis: Full solidarity with Germany after Leipzig hybrid attack
Greece’s PM Mitsotakis expresses full solidarity with Germany after Russia’s hybrid drone attack on Leipzig, vowing credible deterrence to protect democracies.
Trump confirms US strikes near Strait of Hormuz, warns Iran of harder hits
Trump confirms large-scale US strikes on Iranian targets near the Strait of Hormuz and warns Tehran of even harder hits if it retaliates.
Shield of Achilles: “Turkey feels Greece is getting stronger”
Former Greek military chief says Turkey is rattled by Greece’s Shield of Achilles program and growing defence capabilities, calling Greece a “very difficult adversary.”
Kypseli baby death: Why couple kept infant frozen for years
A Greek couple allegedly kept their dead infant frozen for over two years. New evidence reveals shocking details as authorities investigate the Kypseli case.
Germany and Russia in Cold War-era tensions after Leipzig hybrid attack
Germany-Russia tensions escalate after a drone attack on Leipzig Airport, with EU, NATO, and allies rallying behind Berlin against Moscow’s hybrid warfare.
Tsipras reveals economic program in Thessaloniki: taxes, SMEs, and missed opportunities
Tsipras previews his economic agenda in Thessaloniki, targeting oligopolies, bank cartels, and tax burdens crushing Greek small businesses.
Greek Tax Authority Auctions 43 Properties for Tax Debt Across Greece
Greece’s tax authority auctions 43 properties from major debtors across Mykonos, Attica & Halkidiki, with starting bids from €1,000 to €1.247M.