METLEN Expands European Battery Energy Storage Footprint
METLEN expands its battery energy storage portfolio across the UK, Italy, and Greece with major new BESS projects totaling several GWh of capacity.
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Higher pensions with 5 key reforms: fixing injustices and rewarding work
Greece plans 5 major pension reforms to raise payments, restructure deductions, and reward pensioners who stay in the workforce.
Investment wave transforms Piraeus: Abandoned properties return to city life
Piraeus is being transformed as major investment projects revive abandoned industrial properties into homes, offices, and cultural spaces worth hundreds of millions.
Pylos mystery: “The only thing my mother wrote were my father’s coordinates”
A Spanish businessman vanished after falling overboard near Pylos, Greece. His son speaks out, defending his mother amid the ongoing sea search.
Femicide in Rodopi: Victim and suspect identified as Albanian media report new details
A 53-year-old man allegedly stabbed his wife to death in Rodopi, Greece. Albanian media identify the victim and suspect as details of the case emerge.
Kallithea stabbing: Teen victim speaks out about obsessive ex-boyfriend
A 19-year-old stabbing victim speaks out about her obsessive ex-boyfriend after a daylight knife attack left her wounded on a street in Kallithea, Greece.
Vaggelis Zambounis murder: Key video evidence and the Russian-language call about “clean” weapons
New video evidence and a Russian-language phone call about “clean” weapons have cracked the Vaggelis Zambounis murder case wide open.
Mitsotakis meets UK opposition leader Kemi Badenoch
Greek PM Mitsotakis meets UK Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch to discuss bilateral ties, energy, migration, and Middle East developments.
Elena Akrita’s vice-speaker bid hangs in the balance as New Democracy refuses support
SYRIZA’s nomination of Elena Akrita for vice-speaker of the Greek Parliament faces rejection by New Democracy, sparking a fierce political clash.
Kerameus Fires Back at Tsipras Over Widows’ Pensions Row
Greek Labour Minister Kerameus lashes out at Tsipras over widows’ pensions, calling his criticism “unrepentantly brazen and populist” amid a heated political dispute.
Israel’s Ambassador Enjoys Family Vacation in Mykonos: “Diplomacy Starts With Breaking Plates in a Greek Taverna”
Israel’s Ambassador Pninat Yanai shares her family’s magical Mykonos vacation, as Israeli tourism to Greece hits a record-breaking 743,841 visitors in 2025.
Greece to launch fire-damaged building repairs from September 1st
Greece opens applications for fire-damaged building repairs from September 1st, with digital processes and faster state relief payments for wildfire victims.
Nepal floods: At least 95 dead, 403 missing after earthquake triggers deadly landslide
At least 95 dead and 403 missing in Nepal after a 4.4-magnitude earthquake triggered a catastrophic landslide and flash floods near the Chinese border.
Dolly Parton: “9 to 5” Played at Buckingham Palace Changing of the Guard
The Band of the Coldstream Guards played Dolly Parton’s “9 to 5” at the Changing of the Guard outside Buckingham Palace as a moving tribute.
Italy’s first NHS-assisted death: Domenico Zuccarella’s fight for the right to die
Domenico Zuccarella, 59, became the first person in Italy to receive a fully NHS-organized assisted death after a 290-day battle with multiple sclerosis.
“I Killed My Mother Because the Devil Possessed Her”: Ex-TV News Anchor Pleads Guilty
Former TV news anchor Angeline Mock pleads guilty to first-degree murder after stabbing her 80-year-old mother to death, claiming she was possessed by the devil.
Russia considers escalating ballistic missile strikes on Kyiv
Russia is weighing escalated ballistic missile strikes on Kyiv as peace talks stall, Bloomberg reports, citing sources close to Kremlin discussions.
Tim Curry on his stroke: “Not being able to speak clearly was absolute misery”
Tim Curry’s autobiography reveals the devastating truth about his 2012 stroke — and the agonizing battle to speak again after emergency brain surgery.
Syria’s Kurdish Forces Disbanded: End of an Era for the SDF
Syria’s Kurdish SDF officially dissolved after a landmark deal with Damascus, marking a historic turning point for Kurdish autonomy and Syria’s future.
PASOK Plans Andreas Papandreou-Style Rally in Heraklion
PASOK is planning a major Andreas Papandreou-style rally in Heraklion on September 3rd as the party fights to reverse its polling decline.