Man found dead after falling from cliff in northwestern Greece
Firefighters recovered the body of a 55-year-old man from the bottom of a cliff beside a stream in a mountainous village in Tzoumerka, northwestern Greece.
Demand for Vertical Corridor gas auctions disappoints
Monday’s three auctions for the Vertical Corridor, the gas route linking Greece to Ukraine via southeast Europe, attracted very limited offers, highlighting again the market’s lack of interest in the project.
Wolf pack near Thessaloniki not threatening to humans, says NGO
A pack of five wolves that has been approaching the Panorama and Thermi suburbs near Thessaloniki in recent days does not pose a danger to the public, wildlife organization Kallisto said on Tuesday.
Seven dead in traffic crash in Romania involving PAOK fans
Seven people have been killed in a traffic accident in Romania involving a minivan carrying PAOK Thessaloniki supporters, Romanian media has reported.
India, EU reach landmark trade deal, tariffs to be slashed on most goods
India and the European Union struck a long-delayed deal on Tuesday that will slash tariffs on most goods, aiming to boost two-way trade and reduce reliance on the United States amid growing global trade tensions.
Two arrested for robbing businesses in western Attica
Two men, aged 19 and 21, were arrested last week for robbing at least 17 businesses in Western Attica since 2025.
Greek Jewish community says antisemitism present ‘under different guises’
Antisemitism is manifesting itself today in “new forms and under different guises,” the Central Board of Jewish Communities in Greece (KIS) said in a press release on Tuesday, marking the International Holocaust Remembrance Day.
Greece seeks cost review of undersea power link in pursuit of investors
Greece will hire an external adviser to review costs for a stalled project to build one of the world’s largest undersea power cable and link mainland Europe to Cyprus, the Greek energy minister said on Tuesday, as it seeks new investment.
Thessaly declares three days of mourning over factory workers’ death
The Regional Council of Thessaly has declared three days of mourning following the death of five workers in an explosion and fire that destroyed part of a biscuit factory in the central Greek city of Trikala the previous day.
Mitsotakis rejects mass vaccination as tool to stop sheep and goatpox
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis cited concerns over mass-vaccinations in a meeting on Tuesday at the Maximos Mansion, the official Athens residence of Greece’s prime ministers, as part of Greece’s response to the ongoing outbreak of goat and sheep pox.