West Nile Virus Spreads Fast: Symptoms, Risk Factors & High-Alert Areas in Athens
West Nile virus cases surge across Athens and beyond — find out the symptoms, who’s most at risk, and which areas are on high alert.
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Greece-Turkey tensions: “No signs of armed incident,” says MP Syrigos
Greek MP Syrigos says no armed incident with Turkey is imminent, but warns the “Blue Homeland” law and energy cable remain key flashpoints.
Greece’s “FBI” dismantles 270+ crime rings as 26,000 breathalyzer tests conducted in one week
Greek Minister Chrysochoidis reveals 26,000 breathalyzer tests in one week and 270+ crime rings dismantled by Greece’s FBI unit.
US Deputy Secretary of State Alison Hooker to Visit Athens Next Week
US Deputy Secretary of State Alison Hooker heads to Athens next week to prepare the 6th round of the Greece-US Strategic Dialogue.
Avgerinos on leaving Karystianou’s party: “Two women and many soldiers”
Greek activist Thanasis Avgerinos slams Maria Karystianou’s new party after his exit, claiming it runs like “two women and many soldiers.”
Greece to hire 30,000 substitute teachers by September 1st
Greece’s Education Minister announces 30,000 substitute teacher hirings on September 1st and updates on non-state university accreditation.
Mitsotakis to Ankara: “Greek sovereignty areas are indisputable”
Greek PM Mitsotakis sends a firm message to Ankara, declaring Greek sovereignty “indisputable” amid rising tensions over Aegean and EEZ rights.
Greece’s government shifts into high gear for September: Defense, infrastructure & regional development
Greece’s government accelerates its September agenda, targeting the Thessaloniki International Fair, defense upgrades, infrastructure projects, and regional development.
Trump’s Economic D-Day Against Iran: The China Factor
Trump’s Operation Economic Outcast targets Iran’s oil revenues — but the real test is whether Washington can isolate Tehran without a clash with Beijing.
CIA Director Ratcliffe Identified as Mystery Passenger on US Military Flight to Moscow
CIA Director John Ratcliffe is reportedly in Moscow aboard a US military flight from Riga, as Ukraine peace talks remain deadlocked.
Ibiza “Mini Tsunami” Floods Coastal Zone, Concert Cancelled
A sudden “mini tsunami” flooded Ibiza’s Sant Antoni de Portmany, sweeping away concert equipment and forcing authorities to cancel the evening event.
Erdoğan Slams “Blood Merchants” and “Genociders” Without Naming Israel
Erdoğan rails against “blood merchants” and “genociders” at Manzikert anniversary — without once naming Israel by name.
Iran chaos: Long gas station lines as US sanctions bite
Iran faces economic turmoil as US sanctions trigger panic buying and long fuel lines in Tehran, while China vows to defend its interests.
Chaos in Capri: Tourists Brawl in the Streets in Viral Video
A tourist brawl on Italy’s Capri island went viral after an MP shared the footage, sparking urgent calls for stronger security on the island.
Pensions up to €800 for freelancers, farmers and self-employed: insurance categories explained
Greek freelancers and farmers face a pension crisis: staying in the lowest insurance tier means retirement income as low as €800 a month.
Karystianou fires back: ex-official sold “tickets” to rallies, accuses Tsipras of plagiarism
Maria Karystianou accuses a former official of charging entry fees at party rallies and slams Tsipras for plagiarizing her party’s founding declaration.
Teen girl killed in Fyli Avenue crash after car hits pole (Photos)
A 17-year-old girl was killed and four others injured after a car crashed into a streetlight pole on Fyli Avenue in Athens early Tuesday morning.
Mitsotakis unveils Greece’s roadmap to 2030: Strategic plan targets economy and society
Greek PM Mitsotakis unveils “Agenda 2030” roadmap at Cabinet meeting, previewing key economic and social reforms ahead of the Thessaloniki International Fair.
Greece-Turkey Relations Enter Alarming New Phase
Greek-Turkish relations enter a dangerous new phase as Athens signals readiness to defend sovereignty, while the Athens Declaration framework shows signs of collapse.
Greece cuts illegal migration by 35%: 20,000 fewer arrivals in one year
Greece slashes illegal migration by 35% in one year — nearly 20,000 fewer arrivals as the government’s tough “detention or deportation” policy delivers results.