Greece emerges as key security and energy hub in NATO talks
Greece emerges as key security and energy hub as PM Mitsotakis holds high-level talks with US Congress delegation and NATO commander on strategic partnerships.
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AADE unveils new weapon against ghost companies: AI software
AADE deploys advanced AI algorithm to detect ghost company networks that have cost the Greek state millions in unpaid taxes and social contributions.
Alexis Tsipras ready for next step as “Ithaca” tour expands
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras expands nationwide book tour for “Ithaca,” engaging diverse audiences across Greece in discussions about progressive politics.
Migrant shipwreck south of Crete: Three dead, 20 rescued – Search ongoing
Three migrants died and 20 were rescued in a shipwreck south of Crete. Coast Guard and Frontex continue search operations under challenging weather conditions.
Trump rages at Supreme Court: “Tariff ruling is a disgrace”
Trump calls Supreme Court tariff ruling a “disgrace” after the Court overturned his sweeping trade tariffs, marking his biggest judicial defeat of his second term.
Trump-Xi summit: Tariffs, fentanyl and Taiwan on the table
Trump’s critical three-day China visit could reshape US-China relations as leaders discuss trade truce extension, fentanyl crackdown, and Taiwan tensions.
Zelensky: “We are ready for real compromises, but not at the cost of our independence and sovereignty”
Ukrainian President Zelensky declares readiness for real compromises in peace talks but refuses to sacrifice independence and sovereignty to Russia.
Trump ultimatum: Iran complies with US terms – “Nuclear deal draft ready within two or three days”
Iran’s Foreign Minister announces nuclear deal draft ready within days following Trump’s ultimatum, as Tehran moves to comply with US diplomatic demands.
Charles de Gaulle carrier deploys near Greenland amid rising tensions
France deploys Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier to North Atlantic and Baltic Sea amid rising tensions over Greenland and Russian threats to underwater infrastructure.
Severe weather hits Athens: Cold front brings storms and heavy rain
Severe weather alert for Athens as cold front brings 25mm of rain in 3 hours. Meteorologists warn of flooding risks from afternoon to midnight.
Dendias meets with US Congress delegation to strengthen Greece-US defense ties
Greek Defense Minister Dendias meets US Congressional delegation to discuss strengthening strategic defense ties and regional stability in the Mediterranean.
Papastaurou meets Congress delegation and Guilfoyle: 3+1 energy agreements take center stage
Greek Energy Minister meets US Congress delegation to discuss strategic energy partnerships, focusing on 3+1 agreements and Greece’s role as European LNG gateway.
US Supreme Court strikes down Trump tariffs: “President lacks authority”
US Supreme Court delivers major blow to Trump administration by striking down global tariffs in landmark 6-3 ruling, declaring president lacks congressional authority.
Bloody incident at migrant facility in Ritsona: 20-year-old stabbed
Violent stabbing incident at Greek refugee camp leaves 20-year-old hospitalized while authorities search for 30-year-old suspect who fled the scene.
Eleni Glykatzi-Areveler: “I am only Greek, that’s what I want you to remember”
Leading Byzantinologist Eleni Glykatzi-Areveler remembered as a proud Greek scholar who bridged ancient Byzantium with modern Greece through her academic legacy.
Photos of the 200 in Kaisariani: Belgian collector happy and relieved about agreement
Greek Culture Minister confirms authenticity of 262 WWII photos showing resistance fighters executed by Nazis. Belgian collector agrees to sell historic images.
World’s largest aircraft carrier USS Gerald Ford enters Mediterranean amid Iran strike fears
The world’s largest aircraft carrier USS Gerald Ford crosses into Mediterranean amid growing US-Iran tensions, signaling major military escalation.
Trump closer to pushing the “button”: leaves open possibility of limited strike on Iran
Trump edges closer to military action against Iran, leaving the door open for a potential limited strike as tensions escalate in the Middle East.
Olga Kefalogianni withdraws lawsuit against Minos Matsas over child custody
Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni withdraws child custody lawsuit against Minos Matsas amid controversy over joint custody reform legislation.
Stournaras tells Politico: Without common bonds EU economy won’t be competitive
Bank of Greece Governor Yannis Stournaras advocates for Eurobonds to boost EU competitiveness, citing support from German and Dutch central banks in Politico interview.