Marinakis attacks Tsipras for breaking Thessaloniki fair tradition
Greek government spokesman Marinakis blasts Tsipras for breaking a decades-long Thessaloniki Fair tradition, calling the move arrogant and politically damaging.
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Oregon Mystery: 5 Found Dead in Home, Suspect Dead in Apparent Suicide
Five people found dead in an Oregon home near Portland as suspect Benjamin Charles Parker is discovered dead in an apparent suicide 45 miles from Seattle.
Ukraine’s Coalition of the Willing Meets in Kyiv as Zelensky Pleads for Interceptor Missiles
Ukraine hosts a key Coalition of the Willing summit in Kyiv as Zelensky urges allies for interceptor missiles amid intensifying Russian ballistic attacks.
Iran’s “economic D-Day”: Bessent’s warning and the countries in the crosshairs
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent warns of an unprecedented economic offensive against Iran, threatening sanctions on every country still trading with Tehran.
Netherlands bus crash: 20 injured after school bus collides with van
A school bus carrying German students crashed into a delivery van on the A28 motorway in the Netherlands, injuring around 20 people.
Trump and Michael Cohen reconcile live on air after years of bitter feuding
Trump and Michael Cohen reconcile on air in a shocking reversal, openly discussing their past feud, the hush money trial, and Cohen’s request for a presidential pardon.
Greece’s triple economic plan: income, debt relief & investment
Greece’s finance minister unveils a triple economic agenda for September: income relief, private debt protection, and major investment attraction measures.
Nea Smyrni femicide: Ex-partner ambushes and kills 45-year-old woman before taking his own life
A woman was shot dead outside her Athens apartment by her ex-partner, who then took his own life in a shocking femicide caught on security cameras.
Corfu Dog Killing: Suspect Faces Up to 10 Years in Prison
A man arrested in Corfu for deliberately running over a dog faces up to 10 years in prison under Greece’s strict animal cruelty laws.
Patriot missile battery relocated from Karpathos to Crete
Greece relocates a Patriot missile battery from Karpathos to Souda Bay in Crete amid reports of Iranian threats against US targets in the region.
Serres Migrant Riot: 17 Arrested, Five Injured After Detention Center Escape
Seventeen migrants arrested after a violent riot and mass escape attempt at a Greek reception center in Serres left five people injured.
Spetses Helicopter Landing: Drugs Found in Black Backpack, Businessman Identified
A helicopter landing on a Spetses beach sparked a drug investigation after police found cocaine and cannabis in a black backpack linked to a 39-year-old businessman.
Thessaloniki: Off-duty cop arrested for rape, domestic violence, and harassment
A Greek police officer was arrested in Thessaloniki on charges of repeated rape, domestic violence, and illegal filming of his former partner.
10 Migrant Smugglers Arrested in Evros and Rhodope in 8 Cases
Greek police arrested 10 migrant smugglers across 8 incidents in Evros and Rhodope, including dramatic high-speed chases and vehicle crashes.
Greece’s Patriot missile system: return from Saudi Arabia on the table
Greece considers recalling its Patriot battery from Saudi Arabia as a separate system is redeployed to Souda Bay amid rising Iran threat concerns.
Greek Cabinet meets Monday: Key agenda items ahead of Thessaloniki International Fair
Greece’s Cabinet convenes Monday with a packed agenda ahead of TIF, covering price cuts, development programs, spatial planning, and the new school year.
Greece open to fuel tax cuts if energy crisis worsens, minister says
Greece’s Deputy FM leaves fuel tax cuts on the table as energy tensions rise, ahead of key policy announcements at the Thessaloniki International Fair.
Marinakis on Thessaloniki Summit: “We’ve secured the funding before announcing any measures”
Greek government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis previews TIF announcements, addresses wildfires, infrastructure, and the 2027 election timeline.
Mitsotakis on Turkey’s reactions: “We won’t let threats dictate our decisions”
Greek PM Mitsotakis pushes back against Turkey’s reactions to the spatial planning framework, warning that threats will not shape Greece’s sovereign decisions.
Mitsotakis: Debt reduction is “national liberation” — economy, energy & farming updates
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis returned to his regular Sunday review after a two-week break during the August holiday period. In a lengthy post, the Prime Minister outlined the most significant developments of recent weeks, covering…