Greece’s Anti-Drone Operation for Prisons: 25 “Teucros II” Systems Deployed
Greece deploys 25 “Teucros II” anti-drone systems in prisons after a drone smuggling attempt at Larissa Prison was successfully intercepted.
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Fatal car crash in Kato Achaia: One dead, one injured as vehicle bursts into flames
A fatal car crash in Kato Achaia left one person dead and one injured after a vehicle caught fire. Emergency crews rushed to the scene Friday.
Teen locks himself in room to escape burglars in shocking home invasion video
A shocking video shows organized burglars breaking into an Athens home while an 18-year-old was inside, forcing him to lock himself in a room for safety.
Rethymno taxi driver remanded in custody over fatal crash that killed 21-year-old Aggelos
A taxi driver in Rethymno has been remanded in custody after a fatal crash killed a 21-year-old motorcyclist, with eyewitness testimony proving decisive.
Volos grandfather, 82, faces probe for groping teen granddaughter
An 82-year-old man in Volos faces a preliminary investigation for allegedly groping his 17-year-old granddaughter, as a troubled family case unfolds in court.
Voula crash: Organ retrieval surgery scheduled at KAT hospital at midnight Saturday
A family’s brave decision to donate their brain-dead son’s organs after a fatal Voula crash leads to a landmark multi-team surgery at KAT Hospital.
Agios Dimitrios stabbing: Suspect transferred to Korydallos prison psychiatric unit
A 23-year-old stabbing suspect has been transferred to Korydallos Prison’s psychiatric unit after claiming he remembers nothing, as the victim’s father demands justice.
Marinakis: Thessaloniki Trade Fair measures will be permanent and apply to all citizens
Greek government spokesperson Marinakis confirms TIF measures will be permanent for all citizens, as tackling the cost of living crisis tops the government’s agenda.
Greece Migration Minister: Aegean Sea migration flows under control
Greece’s Migration Minister announces the Aegean is under control, with 5,110 arrivals in H1 2026 and millions in island funding.
ELAS: Third documentary released — Tsipras on building a lasting new political movement
Alexis Tsipras stars in ELAS’s final documentary, vowing to build Greece’s new left-wing movement on solid, lasting foundations.
Dendias: “We honor the memory of terrorism victims worldwide”
Greek Defense Minister Nikos Dendias honors terrorism victims worldwide on the International Day of Remembrance, pledging solidarity with affected families.
Greek Health Minister: “No transplant has ever been lost due to blood shortage”
Greece’s Health Minister reassures the public: no organ transplant has ever been cancelled due to blood shortages, the Hellenic Transplant Organization confirms.
Jill Biden opens up about Joe’s cancer battle: “He’s going to die, so let’s cherish every moment”
Jill Biden opens up about Joe’s stage 4 prostate cancer, saying “he’s going to die” while vowing to cherish every moment together.
Netanyahu Calls Erdoğan an “Antisemitic Dictator Who Slaughtered Kurds”
Netanyahu fires back at Erdoğan, calling him an “antisemitic dictator” as Israel-Turkey tensions intensify over Syria, Gaza, and regional influence.
Nord Stream Suspect Was Working on Hollywood Film About the Sabotage
A Ukrainian diving suspect in the Nord Stream sabotage was arrested in Croatia while consulting on a Hollywood film about the very same pipeline attack.
Europe’s endless heatwave: NASA timelapse captures five heat waves and temperatures above 40°C
NASA’s timelapse reveals how five brutal heatwaves swept Western Europe in 2026, with temperatures exceeding 40°C and records shattered across the continent.
Prince Harry ordered to pay Daily Mail £9.54m after court defeat
Prince Harry and five celebrities face a £9.54m legal bill after losing their phone-hacking lawsuit against the Daily Mail publisher in the UK High Court.
Turkey’s AKP fires back at Netanyahu after “antisemitic dictator” remark
Turkey’s AKP fires back at Netanyahu after he called Erdoğan an “antisemitic dictator,” with spokesperson Çelik accusing the Israeli PM of genocide and crimes against humanity.
Greece Heatwave Continues: Scorching Weekend Ahead with Rising Temperatures
Greece’s extended heatwave intensifies with temperatures soaring to 38°C on Friday, as a scorching weekend looms with no significant relief in sight.
Survivor pensions doubled for 8,500 public sector beneficiaries: Who qualifies and who is excluded
Greece doubles survivor pensions for 8,500 public sector beneficiaries starting August 28, restoring payments from 35% back to 70% of the deceased spouse’s pension.