Eurostat: 40,538 Europeans developed cancer from work exposure
New Eurostat data reveals 40,538 work-related cancer cases across Europe in 10 years, with lung cancer and mesothelioma leading diagnoses from workplace exposure.
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Theodorikakos meets Michael Regas in US: “American Development Finance Corporation opens path for new investments”
Greek minister Theodorikakos meets US officials in Washington, securing commitments for major American investments and strengthening bilateral ties.
Kyriakos Mitsotakis hosts new local party presidents at Parliament
Greek PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis meets new local party leaders at Parliament ahead of major New Democracy summit at OAKA featuring government ministers.
OPEKEPE Committee: Konstantopoulou against all – Liakouli reveals employee left in tears
Explosive tensions erupted at OPEKEPE committee as Konstantopoulou clashed with MPs, while Liakouli revealed a Parliament employee left crying due to the chaos.
Cyprus: Larnaca named European Capital of Culture for 2030
Larnaca joins Leuven and Nikšić as European Capital of Culture 2030, becoming Cyprus’s second city to win the prestigious title after Paphos in 2017.
Antonio Costa contacts EU leaders: “Turn Ukraine commitment into reality”
European Council President Antonio Costa calls EU leaders to transform October commitments into concrete action for Ukraine’s financial support over next two years.
Marinakis slams Androulakis over “godfather” connections scandal
Government spokesman Marinakis criticizes PASOK leader Androulakis over connections to arrested figures in corruption scandal, calling it “godfather politics”
Zelensky’s territorial message: “We achieve positive results on frontline, glory to Ukraine” (Video)
Ukrainian President Zelensky visits Kupyansk frontline, claims positive territorial gains against Russia while peace negotiations intensify across Europe.
Farmer blockades: Igoumenitsa port closed, focus on Thessaloniki and Crete – Nationwide protests escalate
Greek farmers escalate protests with port closures and nationwide blockades, demanding compensation and agricultural support measures.
Von der Leyen: “Next week decisive” for Ukraine peace talks
EU Commission President von der Leyen declares next week “decisive” for Ukraine peace talks, emphasizing commitment to achieving just and sustainable peace.
Kyriakos Pierrakakis: Behind the scenes of his election as Eurogroup president
Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis wins Eurogroup presidency amid Ukraine war challenges and frozen Russian assets debate in Europe.
Tsipras’ new post escalates political clash over farmers and scandals
Former PM Alexis Tsipras escalates political tensions with new post supporting farmer protests while facing criticism from PASOK leader over his political comeback.
Foinikounta murders: Inside the luxury rental where suspects were arrested
Police arrested two suspects in the Foinikounta double murder at a luxury rental house in Voula, where the businessman had been living low-profile for weeks.
ReBrain Greece: 15 Greek CEOs answer minister’s call in New York
Major Greek CEOs travel to New York for ReBrain Greece initiative, attracting 1,500 diaspora Greeks seeking career opportunities back home.
Kyriakos Pierrakakis receives congratulations from European leaders
Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis receives widespread congratulations from European political leaders following his historic election as Eurogroup president.
Zelensky: “Ukraine has sent updated peace plan to the US”
Ukrainian President Zelensky announces submission of updated peace plan to the US, including security guarantees and provisions for territorial concessions.
Kyriakos Pierrakakis receives dozens of political congratulations for Eurogroup triumph
Kyriakos Pierrakakis’ decisive victory as Eurogroup president draws congratulations from European finance ministers and Greek political leaders.
Extension granted to OPEKEPE investigative committee
Greek parliament extends deadline for OPEKEPE investigative committee examining agricultural payment agency irregularities.
Greek camping double murder: Niece vows to fight for inheritance
Greek camping double murder case takes dramatic turn as victim’s niece vows to fight for inheritance after nephew’s arrest as moral perpetrator.
Historic victory: Kyriakos Pierrakakis elected new Eurogroup president
Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis elected Eurogroup president in historic victory, marking Greece’s return to European economic leadership.