Crete murder: Victim’s wife reveals shocking truth about village betrayal
Wife of murdered 52-year-old in Crete reveals how village betrayed her husband, accusing locals of covering up truth behind deadly shooting at celebration.
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Louvre heist suspects remain silent during interrogation
Two suspects in the daring Louvre Museum heist remain silent during interrogation as police identify them through DNA evidence found at the crime scene.
Migrant rescue operation in Lesbos and Oinousses – Four bodies recovered
Coast Guard rescues seven migrants and recovers four bodies in Lesbos waters, while 32 more migrants found safe on Oinousses island during Mediterranean crossing.
London: Boy thrown from 10th floor can run and swim again
French boy thrown from London’s Tate Modern 10th floor by teenager makes remarkable recovery, now able to run, jump and swim again after life-changing injuries.
Christmas bonus 2025: Paid earlier this year – By December 19
Christmas bonus 2025 payment deadline moved to December 19th. Learn who qualifies, how calculations work, and when you’ll receive your holiday pay.
Eurofighter deal: Turkey-UK agreement for 20 fighter jets worth $10.74 billion
Turkey and UK finalize $10.74 billion Eurofighter Typhoon deal for 20 fighter jets after Starmer-Erdogan meeting in Istanbul, securing thousands of British jobs.
OPEKEPE fraud: 13 in custody as massive agricultural subsidy scam unfolds
Greek agricultural subsidy fraud widens as 13 detained in OPEKEPE scandal. Accountant and alleged ringleader’s father released with conditions.
Legal drinking age in Europe: Which countries enforce the rules?
Discover the legal drinking ages across Europe – from Germany’s 14-year minimum to Sweden’s strict 20-year limits. Which countries actually enforce these rules?
Greece commemorates October 28 national anniversary at Maritime Ministry
Greece’s Maritime Ministry commemorated October 28 national anniversary honoring the historic “NO” of 1940 and Coast Guard’s dedication to protecting maritime borders.
Chios raises massive Greek flag for October 28th national holiday
Chios island raises spectacular 150-square-meter Greek flag at the port in ceremony marking October 28th national holiday, attended by citizens and officials.
IRIS payment system: What changes from November 1st
Greece mandates IRIS payment system for all businesses from November 1, 2025. QR code payments become compulsory with fines up to €20,000 for non-compliance.
Hospital emergency wait times cut by 65% with digital tracking system
Greek hospitals slash emergency wait times by 65% using digital tracking system, reducing average service time to 3.5 hours through targeted reforms.
Rent refund up to €800 – Check eligibility and payment amounts
Greece introduces permanent rent refund program up to €800 annually. Check income criteria and eligibility requirements for housing support benefits.
Violent clash with clubs and sticks in Thessaloniki: Five arrests
Violent street fight in Thessaloniki suburb leaves one seriously injured with knife wounds. Five arrested after clash involving clubs and weapons.
Sakis Arnaoutoglou weather forecast: Limited rainfall for October 28, extended summer weather ahead
Greece weather forecast shows minimal rainfall for October 28 holiday, with meteorologist predicting extended summer conditions ahead for the country.
Brigitte Macron: 10 People on Trial for False Claims That France’s First Lady Was Born Male
Ten people face trial in Paris for spreading false claims that France’s First Lady Brigitte Macron was born male, marking a landmark case against online harassment.
Zelensky tells Axios: Ceasefire plan with Europeans coming
Ukraine’s President Zelensky announces a European-backed ceasefire plan within ten days, demands Tomahawk missiles to pressure Putin into negotiations.
Plevris warns of political provocations at October 28th parade
Greek Migration Minister Plevris warns of political provocations at October 28th parade, specifically targeting opposition figures planning disruptions.
Back payments up to €16,800 for 900,000 pensioners: When will the money hit accounts
Greek pensioners await major back payments up to €16,800 as EFKA processes claims for 900,000 retirees affected by court decisions and legal changes.
Last chance for unpaid 2020 vehicle registration fees – double penalty looms
Greek vehicle owners face double penalties for unpaid 2020 registration fees. Final deadline October 31 to avoid fines through myCAR platform submissions.