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Greece weather forecast: August predictions and surprises ahead
Greece faces relief from current heat wave as temperatures drop to seasonal norms, but August brings surprising weather patterns and potential heat waves.
Mount Hymettus fire contained in 20 minutes after swift response
Swift firefighting response contained Mount Hymettus wildfire within 20 minutes, preventing damage to homes and university facilities in Athens.
Palaio Faliro: Mystery deepens over dead child found on beach
Mystery deepens over 3-year-old girl found dead on Greek beach. Forensic exam rules out murder but raises questions about abuse signs and identity.
Greece tourism soars: International arrivals up 5.7% in H1 2025
Greece’s tourism sector shows remarkable growth with international arrivals jumping 5.7% in the first half of 2025, reaching 10.3 million visitors.
Mitsotakis announces home accessibility program expansion for disabled people
Greece’s PM Mitsotakis announces €10M boost to home accessibility program for disabled citizens, bringing total funding to €34M after overwhelming response.
Rhodes: Tensions at port as Israeli tourists arrive
Tensions erupted at Rhodes port as 650+ Israeli tourists arrived on cruise ship. Protesters opposed Israel’s Gaza policies while riot police maintained order.
Trump on Epstein case: If they had anything on me, they would have released it
Trump denies Epstein ties, calls allegations a “hoax” and claims he cut contact years ago due to inappropriate behavior, never visited the island.
Bloomberg: Merz and Macron simply didn’t want trade war with Trump
Bloomberg exposes how Germany and France prioritized avoiding economic costs over challenging Trump, leading to EU’s weak 15% tariff deal that officials called “least bad solution.”
Greece joins SAFE mechanism: Pierrakakis says it strengthens the country
Greece strengthens defense capabilities with SAFE mechanism participation, boosting defense spending to 30 billion euros while addressing EU-US trade relations.
Summer in Greece: temperatures rise, expenses increase, savings fall
New study reveals Greeks spend more during summer without proper planning, with half canceling vacations due to financial pressures and only 26% staying within budget.
Satellite images reveal massive destruction from wildfires in Greece
Satellite imagery reveals devastating wildfire damage across Greece, with over 40,000 acres burned in Kythira, Evia, and Attica regions.
Terror incident on EasyJet flight: passenger screams bomb and death to Trump
Panic erupted on EasyJet flight when passenger shouted bomb threats and death to Trump while aircraft flew to Glasgow, leading to arrest and terror investigation.
Kyriaki Griva murder trial: Prosecutor seeks conviction for premeditated homicide
Prosecutor seeks conviction for premeditated murder in high-profile domestic violence case, rejecting diminished responsibility claims in methodical killing.
Greece reacts to Albanian map showing Greek territory
Greece lodges formal protest with Albania over controversial map in Defense Ministry publication showing Greek territories as Albanian, sparking diplomatic tensions.
Greece sees migration flows stabilize over past 20 days
Greece’s Migration Minister reports stabilized immigration flows over 20 days, with new detention policies and plans for Crete facility to manage arrivals.
Lefkada: 47-year-old man found dead after being pulled from sea
A 47-year-old Serbian tourist was found dead after being pulled unconscious from the sea at Egkremnoi beach in Lefkada, Greece on Sunday afternoon.
Bangkok shooting: At least six killed in massacre
Deadly shooting at Bangkok’s Or To Ko market leaves six dead including gunman who committed suicide, shocking Thailand’s capital city.
Greece seeks €1.2bn from EU SAFE fund for defense upgrade
Greece officially seeks €1.2 billion from EU’s SAFE fund to boost defense capabilities and strengthen its military industry amid regional security challenges.
Deutsche Bank study: Greece’s consumer problem isn’t high prices, but low incomes
Deutsche Bank study reveals Greece’s real economic challenge: while prices remain competitive globally, low wages plague Greek consumers more than inflation.