Tragedy in Corinth: Fatal car crash caught on camera kills two
Shocking security camera footage captures fatal car crash in Corinth, Greece that killed two minors when their vehicle crashed into a house yard.
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Xalkida mourns 15-year-old who fell from High Bridge amid bullying claims
A 15-year-old’s tragic death from Chalcis High Bridge reveals disturbing evidence of bullying and online harassment found on his tablet by devastated parents.
Greek farmers accept PM meeting as nationwide road blockades continue
The response from **farmers** to the new invitation by **Pavlos Marinakis** for a meeting with the prime minister next Tuesday at Maximos Mansion was positive, while a nationwide assembly will take place on Saturday or…
16-year-old killer speaks from custody: “I apologize, it’s not prison, it’s the guilt in my head”
Teen killer expresses remorse from custody after brutal beating death in Greece. Shocking forensic findings reveal multiple attackers in fatal assault case.
Woman hospitalized after pharmacy cross falls on her in Athens
Woman hospitalized in Athens after pharmacy cross falls on her during freak accident on busy Patision Street in city center.
Police officer Elena Bobou under investigation for reckless shooting
Greek police officer Elena Bobou under investigation after viral video shows reckless shooting incident. Authorities examine authenticity and circumstances.
Marinakis: University image has changed – Every campus freed from violators
Government spokesperson announces successful operation to reclaim occupied university spaces, marking significant change in Greek higher education security.
Dendias: Embracing international law is key to our foreign policy
Greek Defense Minister Dendias emphasizes that embracing international law remains a cornerstone of Greece’s foreign policy during heated parliamentary debate.
Greece’s “Active Battle” civil protection bill enters public consultation
Greece launches radical reform of civil protection with “Active Battle” bill, shifting focus from disaster response to prevention and early coordination systems.
Zaxaraki: More than five new foreign university applications expected
Education Minister Sofia Zacharaki announces expected surge in foreign university applications, education reforms, and addresses farmers’ protests and political developments.
Mitsotakis visits Athens cancer hospital: No waiting lists
Greek PM Mitsotakis inaugurates renovated cancer hospital operating rooms, promising to eliminate surgical waiting lists within three months through EU funding.
Cyprus: Video reveals alleged financial irregularities in Christodoulides’ 2028 campaign
Leaked video exposes alleged campaign finance violations by Cyprus President Christodoulides, revealing discussions about cash payments and investor access.
Minneapolis shooting: ICE agents kill 37-year-old woman
Eyewitness describes shocking moments as ICE agent fatally shoots 37-year-old woman in Minneapolis, sparking community outrage and official disputes.
Nestle baby formula recalled globally: Risk of €1.2 billion hit
Nestlé faces potential €1.28 billion losses from global baby formula recall affecting 46 countries due to toxin contamination concerns.
Unprecedented heatwave hits Australia: fires, blackouts and school closures
Record-breaking heatwave hits southern Australia with temperatures reaching 49°C, triggering wildfires, power outages, and massive school closures across the region.
BBC analysis: Why Trump chose leftist Delcy Rodríguez over opposition leader in Venezuela
Trump’s surprising choice of leftist Delcy Rodríguez over opposition leader María Corina Machado to lead Venezuela raises questions about US priorities.
Turkey signs major energy deal with ExxonMobil for Black Sea and Mediterranean exploration
Turkey’s state energy company TPAO partners with ExxonMobil for oil and gas exploration in the Black Sea and Mediterranean regions.
Crans-Montana: Victims’ families launch lawsuits after deadly fire
Families of victims from the deadly Crans-Montana nightclub fire have filed lawsuits demanding accountability for the New Year’s Eve tragedy that shocked Switzerland.
The Simpsons “saw” 2026: 4 predictions made, 3 already true
The Simpsons predicted 4 events for 2026: AI job takeover, space tourism, new flu strain, and smart homes. Three have already come true, proving the show’s eerie accuracy.
Venezuela: Maduro and wife injured during US capture operation
Venezuelan President Maduro and his wife injured during controversial US military operation in Caracas that resulted in 100 deaths and their capture.