Trump’s gamble with Iran
It isn’t clear whether the rising tension between the United States and Iran will lead to war. The US forces that have gathered in the region, though, provide Donald Trump with many options.
Two men remanded in custody over deaths of women in Thessaloniki
Two men, aged 52 and 50, have been remanded in custody in Thessaloniki, northern Greece, after appearing before an investigating judge in a case involving the deaths of two women in Menemeni, a western suburb, authorities said.
Scope for more handouts in 2027
The National Economy and Finance Ministry has already begun planning the next four-year election program.
Heavy rains flood farmland near Larissa
Heavy rains in central Greece have caused the Pineios River to overflow, flooding areas around the city of Larissa.
Video surfaces showing 27-year-old before fatal abduction in Nea Peramos
Authorities have released a video showing a 27-year-old man moments before he was abducted and later found murdered in a stream in Nea Peramos, west of Athens.
3.6-magnitude quake hits Kalavryta area
A 3.6-magnitude earthquake struck near Kalavryta in the Achaia region of the Peloponnese at 12.30 p.m. Monday, with no reports of injuries or damage.
‘Made in Europe’: A call for the European preference
2026 dawned on a world we did not think we’d see again. A world governed by power relations.
Rouvikonas admits hitting wrong target in Acharnes attack
Self-styled anarchist group Rouvikonas (Greek for Rubicon) acknowledged Monday that it struck the wrong target during an early-morning attack in the Acharnes (Menidi) area northwest of Athens.
PM calls for ‘bold’ constitutional changes to tackle modern challenges
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Monday signaled the launch of the process to revise the Greek constitution, first promulgated in 1975 after the fall of the military junta, calling for a “daring constitutional revision” to address contemporary challenges.