Ukraine launches massive 600-drone attack on Moscow; Russia strikes Kyiv
Ukraine launched a massive 600-drone strike on Moscow, injuring three, as Russia retaliated with missile and drone attacks on Kyiv overnight.
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Tax-free rent for 36 months: A 100-day race for property owners to save up to 45%
Greek property owners have a 100-day window to secure a 3-year rental income tax exemption — but the December 31 deadline is fast approaching.
Paros taxi driver assault: “I regret it, but he hit me first”
A Paros taxi driver fired after a violent assault claims the car rental employee attacked him first — watch the video and hear his full account.
“Operation North”: Mitsotakis bets on Northern Greece ahead of elections
Greece’s ruling party launches “Operation North,” targeting Macedonia and Thrace ahead of elections with major infrastructure showcases at Thessaloniki’s TIF.
Greece Wildfires: Power Lines Blamed for 78% of Burned Land This Summer
Greek investigators reveal power lines caused 78.3% of this summer’s wildfire destruction, with wind farms also under scrutiny for sparking blazes.
Erdogan opens door to Egypt joining Mecca defense pact, F-35 promise from Trump
Erdogan signals Egypt could join the Mecca defense pact and reveals Trump’s F-35 promise to Turkey in an exclusive Al Jazeera interview.
Woman struck by lightning in Mani, Greece — rushed to hospital
A woman was struck by lightning inside her car during a violent storm that battered Mani, Greece, flooding villages and prompting 50 emergency calls.
Strong Winds Continue Sunday: Red Code Alert & Gusts Up to 129 km/h
Red Code alerts issued across four Greek regions as strong winds with gusts up to 129 km/h fuel extreme wildfire danger on Sunday.
Assumption Day 2025: What workers need to know about pay
August 15 is a mandatory public holiday falling on Saturday this year. Here’s everything workers need to know about pay and their rights.
e-EFKA & DYPA Payments: €61M Disbursed to 68,370 Beneficiaries
Greece’s e-EFKA and DYPA to distribute over €61M to 68,370 beneficiaries between August 17–21, covering unemployment, maternity, and employment benefits.
Volos: Minor driver breaks traffic laws, injures police officer in dramatic double escape
A minor in Volos was arrested twice after evading police, assaulting an officer, and committing multiple traffic violations while riding without a helmet or plates.
“God’s Greatest Gift to Humanity Is the Virgin Mary”: Elder Ephraim on the Theotokos and Orthodox faith
Elder Ephraim of Vatopedi speaks about the Virgin Mary’s role in Orthodox faith, her presence on Mount Athos, and why she is God’s greatest gift to humanity.
Siviri Chalkidiki wildfire: Copernicus satellite data reveals 2,480 stremmata burned
Copernicus satellite data confirms the Siviri Chalkidiki wildfire scorched 248 hectares. Fire is contained as 110 firefighters remain on alert.
Fatal house fire in Moiraiika, Achaia: Man found dead
A house fire in Moiraiika, Achaia turned fatal on Saturday as firefighters discovered a man dead while battling the blaze.
Kimolos tragedy: Irish teen Alex McKee, 17, dies from electrocution on Greek island vacation
Irish teen Alex McKee, 17, from Cork dies from electrocution while on summer holiday on the Greek island of Kimolos with his family.
Former Greek Minister Stefanos Manos Dies at 87
Veteran Greek politician and former minister Stefanos Manos has died at 87. A lifelong liberal reformer, he shaped Greek economic policy for over three decades.
Mitsotakis celebrates Assumption Day in Crete amid Greece’s wildfire crisis
Greek PM Mitsotakis attended Assumption Day liturgy in Crete, dedicating the feast to firefighters battling the country’s summer wildfire crisis.
Stefanos Manos: Greek Political World Pays Final Tribute
Greek politicians unite in mourning former minister Stefanos Manos, 87, remembered as a bold reformist and unconventional liberal voice in public life.
Greece at peak power: Gerapetritis sends warning to adversaries
Greek FM Gerapetritis delivers a bold warning to Greece’s adversaries from Tinos, declaring the country is at the peak of its power.
Tassoulas calls on Turkey to recognize the Pontic Genocide
Greek President Tassoulas urges Turkey to officially recognize the Pontic Genocide, declaring ethnic cleansing has no place in the modern world.