52 Independent MPs Seek Party Homes as Greece’s Parliament Reopens
52 independent Greek MPs are seeking new party homes as parliament reopens, with realignments expected across New Democracy, PASOK, and Tsipras’s new ELAS party.
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Private Universities in Greece: Race Against Time After Court Ruling
Greece’s private university crisis deepens as the NQAA races to revise accreditation criteria after a landmark Council of State ruling strips three institutions of their licenses.
Maximos Palace Strategy Against Three Political Rivals
Greece’s ruling party maps out its pre-election strategy ahead of TIF, targeting Samaras, Tsipras, and Androulakis on three separate fronts.
Sinai Monastery: Egypt’s Court Ruling on Ownership Set for August 23
Egypt’s Court of Cassation is set to rule on August 23 on the ownership of Sinai’s Saint Catherine Monastery, putting Greek-Egyptian relations to the test.
Kozani: Escaped Kassandra prison inmate caught, female accomplice arrested
A fugitive who escaped Kassandra Prison in Halkidiki has been arrested in Kozani, along with a 44-year-old woman charged as his accomplice.
Skiathos taxi brawl over window ends in four arrests
A dispute over a taxi window in Skiathos turned violent, leaving a driver hospitalized and resulting in four arrests, including a minor’s father.
Major Greek Police Crackdown in Aspropyrgos: 16 Arrested for Electricity Theft
Greek police arrested 16 people for electricity theft in Aspropyrgos, removing 2,380 meters of illegal cables from 16 homes in a major crackdown.
Thessaloniki: Balcony collapses in city center — “It sounded like an earthquake”
A balcony collapsed in central Thessaloniki on Thursday evening, damaging a parked car and a storefront. Eyewitnesses described a deafening bang “like an earthquake.”
Agios Dimitrios stabbing: Parents speak out after 18-year-old son attacked
Parents speak out after their 18-year-old son was stabbed multiple times during a street robbery in Agios Dimitrios, Athens. He remains hospitalized.
Car Chase in Grevena: Driver Rams Police Officer, Arrested
A 47-year-old driver sparked a dramatic police chase in Grevena after ramming an officer at a checkpoint and attempting to flee authorities.
SYRIZA unveils new parliamentary spokespersons: Rena Dourou takes Foreign Affairs and Defense
SYRIZA reshuffles its parliamentary group, with Rena Dourou taking charge of Foreign Affairs and Defense in a major leadership reorganization.
ELAS releases second documentary: Tsipras on youth and hope
ELAS releases its second political documentary featuring Alexis Tsipras, delivering a powerful message of hope and change for Greece’s younger generation.
Greece’s minister vows to cut living costs and defend sovereignty
Greece’s Development Minister announces price cuts launching August 31 and draws a firm line on Turkish provocations and national sovereignty.
Greece rejects Turkish maritime parks as legally void, warns it won’t be threatened
Greece’s Deputy FM calls Turkish Aegean maritime parks legally void and warns Athens will defend its sovereignty by all available means.
“Elpida is not her property”: Ioannidou fires back at Karystianou over “deadweight” comment
A resigning council member accuses Karystianou of forcing her out and warns that Elpida for Democracy cannot be anyone’s personal property.
Greece fires back at Turkey over Aegean sovereignty dispute
Greece’s Foreign Ministry delivers a sharp response to Turkey, rejecting claims over the Aegean as baseless and incompatible with international law.
EU Commission: “We’re on track to secure natural gas supply for winter”
The EU Commission says Europe is on track to secure winter gas supplies, with storage at 62% — despite a slower-than-usual filling pace.
Oil prices surge past $93 as US-Iran tensions escalate
Brent crude tops $93 as Trump launches aggressive economic war on Iran, threatening sanctions on any nation offering Tehran a lifeline.
New electricity rules to combat strategic defaulters and protect responsible consumers
Greece introduces a debt flagging system to stop serial electricity defaulters and shield bill-paying consumers from unfair cost burdens.
Greece’s Marina Boom: Major Yachting Projects Reshaping Tourism
Greece’s marina sector is booming with €500M+ projects in Astakos, Alimos, and Crete, reshaping luxury yachting and coastal tourism investment.