Mykonos Drug Ring Busted: Drivers Targeted Tourists, Nine Arrested
A major drug ring targeting tourists on Mykonos has been busted, with nine arrests and over €170,000 in drugs and cash seized by organized crime police.
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Car Plows Into British Tourists in Malia, Crete: Suspect Claims Language Barrier
A car plowed into British tourists on a busy Crete nightlife street. The Palestinian suspect initially confessed, then claimed a language barrier caused the mix-up.
Dramatic rescue in Zakynthos: 26-year-old revived after 79 minutes of CPR
A 26-year-old Portuguese man was miraculously revived after 79 minutes of CPR on the Greek island of Zakynthos, and remains in critical but stable condition.
Fatal crash in Kato Achaia kills 46-year-old mother driving home from work
A 46-year-old mother was burned alive after a head-on collision on the old Patras-Pyrgos highway. The other driver allegedly crossed into her lane.
Fatal crash in Kalamata: Driver flees after killing 46-year-old tourist
A 46-year-old Dutch tourist was killed in a hit-and-run crash in Kalamata, Greece, as the driver of the second vehicle fled the scene.
SYRIZA in Disarray: Who Will Represent the Party at Thessaloniki Fair?
SYRIZA faces an identity crisis ahead of the Thessaloniki International Fair, with no clear leader emerging to represent the struggling opposition party.
Mitsotakis’ gift to self-employed: tax relief for 400,000 professionals ahead of Thessaloniki Summit
Greece’s PM Mitsotakis prepares a major relief package for 400,000 self-employed ahead of the Thessaloniki International Fair.
Georgiadis slams critic of Madonna’s Corfu visit: “Pure misery”
Greek minister Georgiadis hits back at critics of Madonna’s Corfu visit, calling them a “misery gang” as the pop star’s trip sparks political debate.
Code “Thessaloniki”: New Democracy’s strategy to consolidate Northern Greece
Greece’s PM Mitsotakis heads to Thessaloniki with a bold agenda: metro launches, major urban projects, and a push to consolidate Northern Greece ahead of elections.
Greek President congratulates Tentoglou, Petrounias & Ioannidis on sporting glory
Greece’s President Tasoulas congratulates Tentoglou, Petrounias, and 13-year-old swimmer Ioannidis on their outstanding sporting achievements.
TikTok settles children’s data privacy lawsuit for $400 million
TikTok agrees to a $400M settlement over children’s data privacy violations in the U.S., with no admission of guilt, the DOJ announces.
Zolani Tete Shot Dead Outside His Home in South Africa
Former world boxing champion Zolani Tete has been shot and killed outside his home in South Africa’s Eastern Cape by two hooded gunmen.
Israel’s New Ambassador to Athens: “Greece Is in My Heart”
Israel’s new Ambassador to Greece, Pninat Yanai, speaks exclusively to Parapolitika about deepening Greek-Israeli ties and her personal love for Greece.
Strait of Hormuz “Dark Passages”: The Secret Tactic Keeping Oil Prices From Skyrocketing
Supertankers are crossing the Strait of Hormuz with tracking systems disabled — a covert U.S.-backed tactic that’s keeping global oil prices from spiraling out of control.
Kaja Kallas mourns her father: Former Estonian PM Siim Kallas dies at 77
Former Estonian PM and EU Commissioner Siim Kallas has died at 77. His daughter, EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, announced his passing on social media.
Heating oil prices set to surge: Households brace for steep costs
Heating oil prices are expected to surge sharply this winter as Middle East tensions push Brent crude above $94 — households face a costly season ahead.
Influencers: How social media created a new profession — and how much they earn per post and story
Social media has created a booming new profession. Find out how much influencers earn per post and story — and why tax authorities are now watching closely.
Bank of Greece: Travel receipts up 14.8% in first half of 2026
Greece’s travel receipts surged 14.8% in H1 2026, reaching €8.8 billion, as inbound tourist arrivals rose 15.4%, Bank of Greece data shows.
US $40 Trillion Debt: Europe’s Dilemma, Fears, and Fiscal Deficit Risks
US $40 trillion debt is no longer just America’s problem. Europe faces rising borrowing costs, fiscal pressure, and tough choices ahead of key elections.
€22 Million in Agricultural Subsidies Paid to 4,882 Greek Farmers
Greece’s AADE disburses €22M in de minimis agricultural subsidies to 4,882 farmers affected by weather damage and drought in 2025.