Greece saves €2.6bn in interest through early debt repayment
Greece’s Finance Minister says early repayment of €12.8bn in debt will save €2.6bn in interest over seven years and boost fiscal space.
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Ebola in Congo: 70,000 Ervebo vaccine doses deployed amid clinical trials
WHO releases 70,000 Ervebo vaccine doses to DR Congo as the country’s deadliest-ever Ebola outbreak spreads at an unprecedented rate.
Birmingham wedding attack: Molotov bombs set two supercars ablaze
Three men in black hurled Molotov bombs at a Birmingham wedding venue, torching a Lamborghini and McLaren as hundreds of guests fled in panic.
US vs. Iran: “You’re either with us or against us,” warns Washington
The US threatens allies and third countries with sanctions over Iran ties, as Tehran fires back, calling Washington’s latest measures “economic terrorism.”
UK Home Office booklet tells asylum seekers “sex without consent is rape”
The UK Home Office has issued a seven-page guide for asylum seekers explaining that rape is illegal and women have equal rights — sparking fierce political debate.
Mark Zuckerberg Buys Gothic Irish Castle Worth €30 Million With a Dark Curse
Mark Zuckerberg buys Strancally Castle in Ireland for ~€30M — a gothic 19th-century fortress cursed by a legend that all who visit it will die.
Kanye West’s Russia concerts spark Kremlin questions and 100,000 ticket sales
Kanye West’s planned St. Petersburg concerts have sparked Kremlin questions, 100K ticket sales, and a political storm in Russia.
Peru hit by powerful 7.2 magnitude earthquake in the south
A powerful 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck southern Peru near Coracora, with no casualties reported so far, according to Peruvian and international seismic agencies.
Nova kicks off another season of top sports: Premier League, EuroLeague, Bundesliga & more
Nova subscribers get the ultimate sports season: Premier League, EuroLeague, Bundesliga, Serie A, Super League & UEFA — all on EON.
Trump threatens “devastating economic consequences” for any country aiding Iran
Trump threatens crushing economic war on any nation aiding Iran, as Tehran refuses to back down and the Strait of Hormuz standoff deepens.
Greece’s Thessaloniki Fair package: tax cuts and middle class support
Greece’s government is finalizing its Thessaloniki Fair package, with tax cuts, middle-class support, and a €2bn fiscal plan set for 2030.
Iran Targets Cyprus and Bulgaria: Greece Eyes Patriot Missile Repositioning
Greece recalibrates air defenses as Iran reportedly eyes US targets in Cyprus and Bulgaria, with Patriot systems and F-16s at the center of the response.
New Democracy eyes renewal: candidates, surprises and old guard battles for party lists
New Democracy scouts fresh faces and regional figures for upcoming election lists, as party leadership pushes for generational renewal alongside seasoned political names.
Athens-Jerusalem power signal to Turkey: Greek military chief meets Israeli defense leadership
Greece and Israel send a strong signal to Turkey as their military chiefs meet in Jerusalem amid rising Aegean and Syrian tensions.
Teen drinking crisis: Dozens of minors hospitalized this summer in Greece
Greek police recorded 30+ underage drinking incidents this summer, with at least 48 minors involved and 21 hospitalizations across the country.
Portuguese tourist stabbed to death in Albania: suspect claims “the knife belonged to the victim”
New details are emerging in the murder case of 20-year-old Portuguese tourist Luís Miguel Varela Mendes, who was killed at a bar in Ksamil, Albania, following the testimony of the 29-year-old suspect. Sokrat Vata, 29,…
Nord Stream Sabotage: Ukrainian Suspect Arrested in Croatia, Faces Extradition to Germany
A Ukrainian diver arrested in Croatia faces extradition to Germany over the 2022 Nord Stream pipeline sabotage, as Berlin links the attack to Ukrainian state actors.
Israel Admits IDF Fired 335 Bullets at Car Carrying 5-Year-Old Hind Rajab
Israel admits IDF fired 335 bullets at the car carrying 5-year-old Hind Rajab in Gaza, sparking a criminal investigation and global outrage.
France heatwave: 1,243 excess deaths in July — 75% were over 75
France’s July heatwave caused 1,243 excess deaths, with those aged 75 and over accounting for 75% of the toll, health officials confirm.
Turkey Challenges Greece’s Renewable Energy Spatial Plan, Revives Aegean Gray Zones
Turkey challenges Greece’s new Renewable Energy Spatial Framework, reviving Aegean gray zone disputes while calling for cooperation under international law.