Dijsselbloem to Pierrakakis: “I’m proud the Greek finance minister now chairs the Eurogroup”
Former Eurogroup chief Dijsselbloem praises Greece’s economic transformation as current president Pierrakakis leads the eurozone finance ministers’ group.
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Tax lottery draw: Check if you won up to €50,000
Greece’s 55th tax lottery draw offers prizes up to €50,000 for March transactions. Check if you’re among the lucky winners in this month’s electronic payment draw.
89-year-old faces felony charges for shooting spree at Greek court
89-year-old man faces multiple felony charges after shooting five people at Greek social security office and courthouse in Athens rampage.
Kalamata: Murder weapon found in 44-year-old’s death case
Police investigate murder or suicide after 44-year-old found dead in Greek stable. Weapon belongs to property owner as authorities examine all possibilities.
Greece paralyzed on May Day: 24-hour strikes hit trains and metro
Greece faces major disruptions on May Day with 24-hour strikes affecting trains, metro, and ferries. Transportation paralyzed nationwide.
89-year-old gunman had pension obsession – found open doors
89-year-old gunman obsessed with Greek pension claim despite receiving high foreign pensions attacked government offices, exposing serious security failures.
89-year-old gunman gets Thursday deadline after Athens shootings
89-year-old gunman charged with multiple felonies after shooting incidents at Athens government offices and court, injuring five people.
Mother faces criminal charges after 5-year-old throws objects from balcony
Mother faces criminal charges after leaving 5-year-old alone who threw objects from 6th floor balcony in Thessaloniki. Police rescued child safely.
Mitsotakis meets Qatar’s Emir: “Greek economy shows progress”
Greek PM Mitsotakis met Qatar’s Emir to discuss regional conflicts and bilateral cooperation, highlighting Greece’s economic progress and future investments.
MP Baraliacos calls for greater role in Athens decision-making
New Democracy MP Fontas Baraliacos demands greater regional voice in government decisions, criticizes executive state handling of agricultural payment crisis.
Androulakis attacks government over wiretapping scandal
Greek opposition leader Nikos Androulakis launches fierce attack on government over wiretapping scandal, calling for end to “staff state” and political change.
Dora Bakogianni: “This is a time when the role of MP must be discussed”
Greek MP Dora Bakogianni calls for electoral reform and defends parliamentary role amid European prosecutor criticism and wiretapping scandals.
Greek Justice Minister calls for enhanced Court of Appeal security
Greek Justice Minister Georgios Floridis announces enhanced security measures for courts following attack by 89-year-old man at Athens Court of Appeal building.
Mitsotakis: “Central approach, the state serving citizens”
Greek PM Mitsotakis emphasizes “state serving citizens” during visits to Nafplio for New Democracy conference and Tripoli pharmaceutical facilities.
Papastathrou: “Greece leads energy security in southeastern Europe and western Balkans” (Photos)
Greece’s Environment Minister highlights the country’s leading role in southeastern European energy security at the Three Seas Initiative Summit in Croatia.
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards seize wartime power as Mojtaba Khamenei’s role diminishes
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards seize control during wartime as Supreme Leader Mojtaba Khamenei’s authority diminishes, reshaping power dynamics in Tehran.
BBC: Why UAE’s exit from OPEC matters for global oil markets
UAE’s surprise exit from OPEC raises questions about the oil cartel’s future influence on global energy markets and oil prices worldwide.
Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew sends support message to Trump after White House correspondents’ dinner attack
Orthodox Church leader condemns violence at White House event, calls for rejection of hatred and fanaticism in democratic society
Trump plans to extend naval blockade of Iranian ports – WSJ
Trump orders extension of Iran naval blockade to cripple economy and oil exports, choosing indefinite maritime restrictions over military action, WSJ reports.
Russia scraps tanks and missiles from May 9 Victory Day parade
Russia cancels tanks and heavy weapons from its iconic May 9 Victory Day parade for the first time since 2007, citing operational needs amid the Ukraine war.