Kaklamanis-Mendoni agreement on Kaisariani execution photos
Greek Parliament President and Culture Minister agree on protocol for acquiring historic photographs of 200 WWII execution victims from Kaisariani.
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Greek government denies secret meetings with Trump envoys
Greek government sources firmly deny secret meetings with Trump envoys occurred, clarifying visit was private diplomatic contact with US Ambassador.
Zacharaki on new high school and national diploma reforms
Greece’s Education Minister Sofia Zacharaki defends national education dialogue amid opposition criticism, emphasizing need for substantial participation.
Greece signs historic Chevron deal for hydrocarbon exploration
Greece signs historic hydrocarbon deal with Chevron and Helleniq Energy, positioning the country as Europe’s potential gas producer and energy hub.
London considers social media ban for children under 16
Britain considers banning social media for under-16s, following Australia’s lead. Starmer’s government aims to pioneer online child safety regulations.
Obama sparks alien controversy with shocking “yes” answer
Former President Barack Obama sparked alien controversy with a shocking “yes” answer about extraterrestrial life, then quickly backtracked with clarification.
Israeli 60-day ultimatum to Hamas for disarmament
Israel gives Hamas 60-day ultimatum for complete disarmament or face renewed military operations in Gaza, as Trump’s Peace Council secures $5 billion for reconstruction.
Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu back in court over fake diploma case
Istanbul mayor Ekrem Imamoglu appeared in court for fake diploma charges, warning his opponents “will run like mice” as political targeting allegations intensify.
Alexei Navalny: “Toxin discovery confirms he was murdered,” says mother
Navalny’s mother confirms poisoning reports prove her son was murdered, as supporters visit his Moscow grave on the second anniversary of his death.
Epstein case: When “I studied at Harvard” sounds suspicious
Jeffrey Epstein maintained financial ties with Harvard through student organizations even after his 2008 conviction, donating $375,000 from 2013-2019 to university groups.
SYRIZA sees government plot against Alexis Tsipras amid Stournaras interview and Presidential Palace leaks
SYRIZA officials claim the government orchestrates attacks against Alexis Tsipras through Bank of Greece Governor’s interview, alleging a coordinated plot.
Fatal crash in Aspropyrgos: Truck collides with car, driver dead
Fatal head-on collision between truck and car in Aspropyrgos claims life of 41-year-old man. Investigation underway into deadly crash at midnight intersection.
Gaza: At least 12 killed in Israeli strikes amid ceasefire tensions
Israeli strikes kill 12 Palestinians in Gaza as ceasefire violations escalate tensions. Both sides trade accusations amid Trump’s call for Hamas disarmament.
Turkey’s “Cagri Bey” drillship sails to Somalia for first mission
Turkey’s advanced Cagri Bey drillship begins historic voyage to Somalia for first international deep-water oil exploration mission outside Turkish waters.
Greece signs drilling agreements with Chevron-Helleniq Energy
Greece signs major drilling agreements with Chevron-Helleniq Energy for natural gas exploration south of Peloponnese and Crete, as Turkey relations improve.
Greece adopts AI-powered anti-corruption system like US IRS model
Greece implements AI-powered anti-corruption system modeled after US IRS, featuring predictive analytics and unified case registry to combat tax evasion effectively.
Attica: Two men arrested for torturing, raping 17-year-old
Two young men arrested in Attica for torturing and sexually assaulting a 17-year-old victim, with a minor girl also implicated in the horrific case.
MRB Poll: 24% undecided voters reveal key priorities
New MRB poll reveals 24% of Greek voters remain undecided, with key demands for economic mobility, fair treatment, and political accountability driving their concerns.
Severe weather: African dust storm engulfs Greece from Athens to Crete
Significant problems due to severe weather have been recorded in recent hours across many regions of the country. Greece is trapped in a blanket of African dust and at the mercy of gale-force winds since…
Chevron-Helleniq Energy contracts signed Monday: Critical milestones and opportunities for Greece’s vertical corridor
Greece signs major energy contracts with Chevron-Helleniq Energy consortium Monday, marking critical milestone for hydrocarbon exploration and vertical corridor development.