Brother confesses to killing brother on Corfu
A man is facing charges of murdering his older brother in his home in a village on Corfu.
EU approves €111.7m in state aid for Motor Oil hydrogen project
The European Commission has approved a €111.7 million Greek government measure to support Motor Oil Hellas to produce renewable hydrogen.
Musk’s DOGE halt $25,000 award for LGBTQ refugee support in Greece
The US Department of Government Efficiency (DOGE), the Musk-led agency tasked with reducing government spending, announced on X that it had halted a $25,000 award intended to support LGBTQ refugees in Greece.
Bulgaria eyes interim water deal with Greece before summer
Bulgarian Prime Minister Rosen Zhelyazkov has said his government was seeking an interim agreement with Greece to end an impasse over an expired water deal that has sparked protests by Greek farmers.
GSEE announces 24-hour strike on Feb 28 to mark Tempe anniversary
The General Confederation of Greek Workers (GSEE) has called a 24-hour general strike for February 28 to mark the second anniversary of the Tempe railway disaster.
Judicial experts say that Tempe video footage shows train involved in disaster
The two judicial experts appointed by the appellate investigator say that the three newly released videos depict the freight train involved in the Tempe disaster.
Historic tree uprooted in the Peloponnese
The Municipality of Trifylia in southern Greece has uprooted the historic “Tambakis Mulberry,” a 300-year-old tree tied to Greece’s War of Independence, despite local opposition.
Erdogan says Trump’s Gaza plan is ‘major threat’ to world peace
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said that US President Donald Trump’s plan to displace Palestinians from Gaza posed a major threat to world peace.
Thessaloniki doc fest spotlights AI: Creativity, ethics, and control
Few things today evolve faster than news about artificial intelligence. Keeping up – let alone understanding and evaluating these developments – has become a daunting task. This year’s Thessaloniki International Documentary Festival (TiDF), running from March 6-16, aims to shed light on this rapidly and profoundly transformative phenomenon with a curated selection of thought-provoking films.…
Athens offers support to rebuild Syria
Greece is positioning itself as a potential partner in Syria’s reconstruction, seeking to balance geopolitical sensitivities while fostering economic and diplomatic opportunities.