Karamanlis criticizes government but data reveals hypocrisy
Former Greek PM Karamanlis criticized government over institutional trust crisis, but polling data reveals identical problems existed during his own 2004-2009 tenure.
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Gaza ceasefire “hanging by a thread” as Israel ultimatum threatens war
The ceasefire in the Gaza Strip hangs by a thread, as the process of returning the remains of Israeli hostages progresses at a slow pace, causing unrest. Israel warns it will restart the war if…
Mitsotakis to address Parliament on Gaza, Turkey, EEZ and defense
Greek PM Mitsotakis to address Parliament on foreign policy, including Gaza crisis, Turkey relations, and Greece’s defense strategy under new EU ReArm Plan.
Karamanlis: Greece faces major political crisis if citizens lose institutional trust
Former Greek PM Kostas Karamanlis warns of major political crisis if citizens lose trust in institutions, calling restoration efforts “titanic.”
Double murder in Greece: Two 22-year-olds appear in court
Two 22-year-olds accused of double murder at Greek camping site appear in court as authorities investigate possible third accomplice involvement.
Mitsotakis-Zelensky phone call: Ukraine developments discussed before Trump meeting
Greek PM Mitsotakis and Ukrainian President Zelensky discuss Ukraine war developments ahead of crucial Trump White House meeting on ceasefire negotiations.
Gaza civil war erupts as Hamas executes rivals amid ceasefire
Hamas executes rivals in Gaza civil war as Palestinian factions clash for control. Trump approves temporary Hamas policing role while violence escalates.
Weather: Double storm wave hits Greece with heavy rains and thunderstorms
Double storm system brings heavy rainfall and thunderstorms to Greece over the next five days, with western regions expected to be hit hardest.
Istanbul tragedy: Bus driver crashes into bus stop during road rage incident – One dead, four injured
Deadly bus crash in Istanbul kills one woman and injures four after driver’s road rage incident with motorcyclist leads to tragic collision with crowded bus stop.
First AI-powered traffic cameras coming to Greek roads
Greece introduces AI-powered traffic cameras on major Athens roads to prevent violations and improve road safety through automated detection technology.
3-year-old girl dies in Rhodes: Suspects under investigation
Tragic drowning of 3-year-old British girl Matilda at Rhodes hotel pool leads to multiple arrests and felony charges as formal investigation begins.
Kremlin responds to Trump: “Russian economy is not collapsing”
Kremlin fires back at Trump’s claims about Russian economic collapse, stating the country has “adequate safety margin” to achieve its goals amid Ukraine tensions.
Zelensky dismisses Odesa mayor over alleged Russian citizenship
Ukraine’s President Zelensky removes Odesa mayor over alleged Russian citizenship, appointing former regional governor to lead strategic Black Sea port city.
Trump-Zelensky White House meeting: Ukraine deal and Putin pressure
Trump and Zelensky meet Friday to discuss Ukraine peace deal, Tomahawk missiles, and pressure on Putin as administration shifts focus from Middle East.
Mitsotakis announces supermarket price cuts on TikTok: Fighting high prices is top priority (Video)
Greek PM Mitsotakis announces price cuts on 2,000+ supermarket products via TikTok, calling inflation fight government’s top priority for families.
Reuters reveals Assad regime cover-up: Syria buried thousands in desert
Reuters investigation exposes Assad regime’s secret two-year operation to move thousands of bodies from known mass graves to remote desert locations.
NATO and EU unite to build anti-drone “wall” against Russia
NATO and EU defense ministers unite in Brussels to discuss anti-drone defenses against Russian threats and military support for Ukraine.
Trump awards Charlie Kirk posthumous Medal of Freedom
Trump posthumously awards Charlie Kirk the Presidential Medal of Freedom, calling the slain conservative influencer a “martyr for truth” comparable to Socrates and Lincoln.
WHO team attacked in Ukraine while delivering medical aid
WHO team attacked in Ukraine while delivering medical aid to civilians. UN convoy targeted despite international humanitarian protections.
Palestine: How close is Greece to recognizing a Palestinian state
Greece moves closer to recognizing Palestine as a state, but experts question the viability of a two-state solution amid ongoing Israeli opposition.