Karystianou meets Guilfoyle at US Independence Day reception in Athens
Greek opposition leader Maria Karystianou met US Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle at Athens’ annual Independence Day reception on July 2.
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Metron Analysis poll: ND above 30%, Tsipras’ ELAS locks in 2nd place
New Metron Analysis poll puts New Democracy above 30%, while Tsipras’ ELAS firms up second place and PASOK remains stuck at the bottom.
Greece overhauls co-ownership laws after nearly a century
Greece is overhauling its century-old co-ownership laws, introducing sweeping reforms for apartment buildings, shared expenses, and property rights.
Petralona Building Collapse: Warning Signs Were Visible Days Before Disaster
A Petralona resident reveals warped frames, cracks, and security camera alerts days before the apartment building’s devastating collapse.
Tragedy in Oreokastro: Video captures the moment a cigarette sparks deadly fire, killing two
A shocking video captures the moment a lit cigarette ignites a deadly fire in Oreokastro, killing a father and his 12-year-old son.
Double Murder in Aigio: Toxicology Mystery, Sedatives & the Robot Vacuum Clue
A double murder in Aigio, Greece leaves investigators baffled: sedatives, missing DNA, a mystery weapon profile, and a robot vacuum that may hold the key.
Incredible video from Crete: Pufferfish savage each other in feeding frenzy
A viral video from Crete captures pufferfish in a savage feeding frenzy, biting each other in a frenzied battle over a fisherman’s bait.
Stavros Niarchos Foundation hosts glittering 250th US Independence Day reception
A festive atmosphere filled the Stavros Niarchos Foundation this evening as a grand reception was held to mark the 250th anniversary of the United States Declaration of Independence. This year’s July 4th celebration is particularly…
e-EFKA: New 72-installment insurance debt settlement plan explained
Greece’s e-EFKA launches a new 72-installment insurance debt settlement plan for debts up to December 2023, with a minimum monthly payment of €30.
Digital Client Registry: AADE Sweeping Audits Reveal 60%+ Violation Rate in Vehicle and Transport Businesses
Greece’s AADE tax authority reveals 60%+ violation rates in automotive and transport sector audits using its Digital Client Registry system.
Greece’s 13 key apartment building law changes explained
Greece’s new co-ownership bill introduces 13 major changes to apartment living — from short-term rentals to energy upgrades and shared expense reforms.
Greek civil servants to receive up to €2,650 in retroactive payments
Greek civil servants are set to receive retroactive payments of up to €2,650 under new e-EFKA guidelines on lump-sum insurance contributions dating back to 2017.
Athens Fights Plastic Bags: Major Anti-Plastic Event at Syntagma Square
Athens hosts a major anti-plastic bag event at Syntagma Square on July 3rd, featuring recycling activities, live radio, and exciting prizes for all.
ChatGPT is now available on Viber: here’s what you can do
ChatGPT is now integrated into Viber through a new OpenAI partnership, bringing AI-powered messaging, image editing, and translation to users in Greece.
Fuel prices: Market absorbs 74% of diesel subsidy expiry, pump prices rise just 4 cents
Greece’s fuel market absorbed 74% of the diesel subsidy expiry, with pump prices rising just 4 cents per liter on July 1st, official data shows.
Pierrakakis calls for unified EU 6G spectrum auction to end telecom fragmentation
Eurogroup President Pierrakakis proposes a unified EU 6G spectrum auction to eliminate fragmentation and create new resources for the EU budget.
Hatzidakis on farm subsidies: Cutting out the middlemen to put more money in real farmers’ pockets
Greece’s Deputy PM Hatzidakis says €160M in redirected farm subsidies is already reaching real farmers as the AADE reform reshapes agricultural payments.
Greece ends survivor pension cuts: full benefits guaranteed for all widows
Greece’s Labor Minister Kerameos announces an end to survivor pension cuts, guaranteeing widows full 70% benefits and equal pay legislation to close the gender pay gap.
Arson attacks in Thessaloniki: What the anti-terrorism unit is investigating after the death of Vagia Nestora
Arson attacks on New Democracy officials’ homes in Thessaloniki killed a 70-year-old woman. Anti-terrorism investigators link three strikes to the same perpetrators.
Greek Minister vows arrests after deadly Thessaloniki arson attack
Greek Minister Chrysochoidis vows the Thessaloniki arson attack killers will be arrested, calling it a personal and democratic commitment.