Cyprus corruption scandal: Video exposes alleged illegal campaign funding
Explosive video alleges Cyprus President Christodoulides used illegal cash donations to bypass €1M campaign limit, sparking political turmoil and government denials.
All News
Primary sector committee: Parliament to vote on cross-party proposal
Greek Parliament set to establish cross-party committee for agricultural reform with 26 members from all parties following PM Mitsotakis’ proposal.
Patras: Three men charged with fatal nightclub beating to testify
Three men charged with fatally beating a 30-year-old at a Patras nightclub are set to testify today after surrendering to authorities.
Trump on Taiwan: “It’s up to Xi Jinping what China will do”
Trump says China’s Taiwan stance depends on Xi Jinping’s decisions, warning the Chinese leader that military action would greatly displease him.
State debts exceed €3 billion: Greece targets defaulting agencies
Greece’s state debts surpass €3 billion as Finance Ministry issues ultimatum to agencies delaying payments, with hospitals owing €1.7 billion leading the crisis.
SYRIZA sends warning message as party members consider joining Karystianos
SYRIZA expels member as warning to others considering joining Karystianos’s political movement. Key party figures clarify loyalty amid growing tensions.
Greek PM schedules Tuesday the 13th meeting with farmers
Greek Prime Minister schedules crucial meeting with protesting farmers for Tuesday January 13th, as government sets two key conditions for dialogue.
Kimberly Guilfoyle meets allies to plan America’s 250th anniversary
US Ambassador Kimberly Guilfoyle meets with allies in Athens to plan America’s 250th independence anniversary celebrations in democracy’s birthplace.
Mitsotakis cancels Germany trip due to severe weather conditions
Greek PM Mitsotakis cancels planned Germany visit due to extreme weather, missing key meeting with Chancellor Merz and CDU leadership in Mainz.
Political “earthquake” in Cyprus: Video sparks bribery allegations
Viral video sparks political crisis in Cyprus with corruption allegations against President Christodoulides’ campaign financing, triggering swift opposition demands.
Novacinema: explosive action with “Ballerina” on Sunday January 11
Ballerina, the explosive John Wick spin-off starring Keanu Reeves and Ana de Armas, premieres Sunday January 11 on Novacinema1. Don’t miss the action!
Aviation 2026: From flight expansion boom to Athens FIR blackout concerns
Greece’s aviation sector faces uncertainty after Athens FIR blackout disrupts ambitious 2026 expansion plans featuring new routes from major airlines worldwide.
Rakuten Viber partners with DoubleVerify for ad optimization
Rakuten Viber partners with DoubleVerify to enhance ad quality verification and campaign optimization, offering brands greater transparency and protection.
New “Renovate and Rent” program coming with 90% subsidies to unlock vacant homes
Greece announces new “Renovate and Rent” program with up to 90% subsidies and €36,000 funding to unlock vacant homes and address the housing crisis.
Greek tax authority exceeds €70 billion revenue target for 2025
Greek tax authority surpasses €70 billion revenue target for fourth consecutive year, driven by digitization and enhanced tax collection efforts.
February 2026 pensions: Payment dates announced by EFKA
EFKA announces February 2026 pension payment dates starting late January. Payments begin January 27 for non-salaried workers, January 29 for employees and public sector.
Winter sales 2026: When they start and what to watch out for
Winter sales 2026 run from January 12 to February 27. Learn when they start, store rules, and essential tips for smart shopping and avoiding scams.
DYPA December payments: Who benefits and how much – Detailed breakdown by category
DYPA completes December payments to employees, unemployed, and families. Full breakdown of benefits and expenditures by category revealed.
ENFIA 2026: When property tax bills arrive and who gets discounts
Greece’s ENFIA property tax statements for 2026 arrive in March. Over 2.3 million taxpayers qualify for discounts up to 70% based on insurance, location, and income.
Athens FIR blackout exposes Greece’s outdated aviation systems
Air traffic controllers reveal Greece’s outdated aviation equipment as Athens FIR blackout investigation continues, with official findings still pending.