One year of Greek FBI: Major busts, €6 million seized by DAOE
Greece’s elite anti-crime unit celebrates first anniversary with major achievements: 139 criminal organizations dismantled, nearly 1,800 arrests.
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Floridis – Androulakis clash: PASOK follows leftist fragments
Greek Justice Minister Floridis clashes with opposition leader Androulakis, accusing PASOK of following leftist fragments during parliamentary debate.
Nina Flohr attends British Museum gala dinner amid Parthenon Marbles
Nina Flohr attended a controversial British Museum charity dinner held in the Parthenon Sculptures gallery, sparking international outrage over cultural sensitivity.
Lavrov rejects immediate Ukraine ceasefire – “What we need is lasting peace, not temporary truce”
Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov rejects immediate Ukraine ceasefire, emphasizing need for lasting peace over temporary truce in talks with US officials.
AI video scandal shows Macron stealing Louvre jewelry
AI deepfake video sparks social media frenzy showing French President Macron as mastermind behind shocking Louvre museum jewelry heist worth millions.
Diplomatic fever: Financial Times reports Rubio-Lavrov meeting in Budapest
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio and Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov may meet in Budapest on October 30, sparking diplomatic speculation.
Nicolas Sarkozy: Carla Bruni’s tears as former French president enters prison
Former French president Nicolas Sarkozy enters La Santé prison for five-year sentence as wife Carla Bruni tearfully supports him in emotional farewell scene.
Erdogan turns Trump’s Gaza deal into power play – “He’s a reliable ally”
Erdogan transforms Turkey’s Hamas ties into diplomatic advantage, securing Gaza deal acceptance and earning Trump’s praise as “reliable ally” in Middle East power play.
Nicolas Sarkozy begins prison sentence: First day at La Santé
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy begins serving his prison sentence at La Santé for conspiracy charges related to campaign funding from Gaddafi’s Libya.
Floridis: “Tomb of Unknown Soldier is sacred space, not suitable for protests”
Justice Minister Floridis defends amendment protecting Tomb of Unknown Soldier, calls it “sacred space” unsuitable for protests while addressing Tempe trial preparations.
Pierrakakis: “Greece had many Harry Potters who weren’t such wizards” – “€2.5 billion to be distributed in next 8 months”
Greece’s Finance Minister announces €2.5 billion income support package over 8 months, including rent rebates and pension bonuses, while criticizing past policies.
Gerapetritis meets Fidan: Greece-Turkey dialogue restarts in Luxembourg
Greek and Turkish foreign ministers restart diplomatic dialogue after five months of tensions, focusing on Aegean disputes and Cyprus reunification prospects.
New law protects Tomb of Unknown Soldier: bans, penalties revealed
Greece introduces strict new laws protecting the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier with assembly bans, fines, and up to one year imprisonment for violations.
PASOK files unconstitutionality objection over Unknown Soldier amendment
PASOK challenges government amendment on Unknown Soldier monument, filing constitutional objection as political tensions rise over protest restrictions.
Politico – Tempe tragedy: How Greek train disaster reshaped politics
Maria Karystianou tells Politico how the Tempe train tragedy exposed Greece’s corrupt political system and sparked calls for unconventional politics.
Shock in Athens: Man pulls knife over minor crash – Three hospitalized
Minor truck collision in Athens escalates into knife attack, leaving three hospitalized after 29-year-old Albanian driver’s violent outburst over traffic incident.
Peristeri murder: Suspect surrenders after killing 37-year-old Bulgarian
27-year-old Greek gang member surrenders to police after confessing to stabbing Bulgarian criminal outside Athens nightclub following personal dispute.
Unknown Soldier memorial: “Government had no reason to bring such amendment” – Tempi victim’s father speaks out
Tempi victim’s father condemns government amendment restricting protests at Unknown Soldier memorial, vows to maintain victims’ names despite potential imprisonment.
Fatal car accident in Athens: Shocking video shows elderly woman hit
Shocking video emerges of fatal Athens car accident where 85-year-old pedestrian was killed by 60-year-old driver on busy avenue Monday evening.
Greece rent subsidy payments: Up to €800 heading to accounts
Greece’s tax authority finalizes rent subsidy checks, preparing to credit up to €800 to 1.18 million households’ accounts by November 20.