Cyprus reshuffle reshapes Great Sea Interconnector cable project
Cyprus cabinet reshuffle brings new dynamics to the Greece-Cyprus electrical cable project as Energy Minister changes but key challenges remain.
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Thessaloniki vigilante gang targeting alleged pedophiles faces arrest
Thessaloniki police investigate vigilante gang attacking alleged pedophiles, questioning whether they’re self-appointed punishers or common criminals.
Trump expresses disappointment with Zelensky over unread peace proposal
Trump criticizes Zelensky for not reading US peace proposal as Ukraine talks conclude in Miami with persistent questions on security guarantees and territorial issues.
Fake rent scandal exposed: Tax authority launches crackdown on suspiciously low rental prices
Greek tax authority launches massive crackdown on fake rental contracts with suspiciously low prices, exposing widespread housing market fraud and black market rent.
Government races against time to defuse farmer protests: €600M more for farmers this year
Greek government offers €600M more to farmers amid escalating protests, promising dialogue while maintaining firm conditions for negotiations.
George Osborne: I remain optimistic about Parthenon Marbles deal
British Museum chairman George Osborne expresses optimism about finding a solution for returning the Parthenon Marbles to Greece after 200 years of dispute.
Keith Kellogg: Ukraine war agreement “very close” – Two key issues remain
Keith Kellogg says Ukraine war agreement is “very close” with only two key issues remaining: Donbas region’s future and Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant control.
Greek farmers paralyze country with triple highway blockade
Farmers are in full mobilization mode, with blockades expanding across the entire country and tensions remaining at high levels on major highway corridors. As previously reported, farmers were set to establish a new blockade near…
Trolleybuses: removal of Athens network begins, 70% of cables dismantled
Athens ends 72-year trolleybus era as massive cable removal begins in Piraeus. Electric buses replace aging network in cost-cutting modernization.
Samaras slams government: “No farmers, no country”
Former PM Samaras delivers scathing criticism of government’s farmer policies, warning “no farmers, no country” amid Europe-wide protests.
Greece’s new early debt repayment brings budget relief and saves €1.6bn in interest
Greece’s €5.29bn early debt repayment eliminates €1.6bn in future interest payments, providing budget relief and sending positive signals to financial markets.
Holiday shopping hours begin: Stores open Sundays through New Year
Athens stores announce extended holiday hours with Sunday shopping on December 14, 21, and 28. Complete schedule through New Year’s Eve plus employee overtime rules.
Greek farmer hospitalized after stroke while saying goodbye to sheep
Greek farmer suffers stroke after emotional farewell to 450 sheep facing mandatory culling due to foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in Thessaloniki.
Alert at Heathrow Airport: Armed police on scene – Two arrests
Armed police respond to security incident at London Heathrow Terminal 3 with two arrests made. Airport access restricted as emergency services deployed.
Crete migrant tragedy: 18 dead found in half-sunken boat
Tragic migrant shipwreck off Crete kills 18 people. Mayor describes horrific scenes as bodies recovered from half-sunken boat. Two survivors hospitalized.
“We’ve never seen such a scene”: Doctors shocked in Zakynthos tragedy
Tragic pitbull attack in Zakynthos leaves 2-year-old dead, shocking medical staff who described “never seeing such injuries” as investigation continues.
Kimberly Guilfoyle strengthens Greece-US trade relations
US Ambassador Guilfoyle emphasizes strengthening trade and investment ties between Greece and US during business meeting in Thessaloniki.
Papastathrou on Fox News: “US and Greece reshape Europe’s energy future”
Greek Energy Minister discusses strategic US-Greece cooperation on Fox News, highlighting how both nations are reshaping Europe’s energy landscape and reducing dependence on Russian gas.
Mitsotakis to farmers: Solutions come through dialogue, not blockades
Greek PM Mitsotakis urges farmers to choose dialogue over protests, promising €3.7 billion in payments while announcing major infrastructure and social reforms.
Exclusive: Papastavrou’s critical US energy talks revealed
Greek Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou conducted critical meetings in Washington to advance the Vertical Corridor project and strengthen US-Greece energy partnerships.