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Greece–Israel agreements for the “Achilles Shield” to be signed in Tel Aviv on Monday
The “Achilles Shield” was approved by the Government Council for National Security (KYSEA) on Thursday, July 23, 2026
Kyriakos Mitsotakis speaks at Wonderplant’s investment in Ptolemaida
The investment amounts to €130 million for the construction of a modern hydroponic tomato-production greenhouse in Mavropigi, Eordaia
The life and death of King Harald of Norway: the Nazi threat and the forbidden love that defeated the palace
Crown Prince Haakon succeeds his father as Norway's new king, expected to take the name Haakon VIII, after King Harald died peacefully at Oslo University Hospital on Friday morning, ending a reign of 35 years
Greece’s tax authority launches AI and drone command centre to fight tax evasion
The overhaul links AADE's Sepolia base to real time field data, third party systems and a new geospatial platform, letting officials track inspection teams, targets and live tax evasion operations nationwide through one command hub
Turkish drone flies between Samothraki and Limnos as Greek F-16s scramble to intercept
Ankara's warning over a possible Rhodes UAV base and its two new marine parks reflect Turkey's broader push to encircle Greece in the Aegean, as Athens weighs whether Ankara is signalling or shifting strategy entirely
Archaeologists unearth ancient burial landscape, maybe Jesus’, under the Church of the Holy Sepulchre
An ancient garden, cultivated fields, and rock-cut tombs were uncovered beneath the Church of the Resurrection
Foreign millionaires buying 3 million euro homes and moving to Athenian Riviera
Wealthy taxpayers who choose Greece through the Non-Dom scheme are not just making the investment required by the special tax regime, they are also buying extremely expensive homes, and more than half of them are British A few years ago there were only a few dozen of them. Today, wealthy taxpayers who choose Greece through […]
Mitsotakis, the complaints, Ivan and Telis, PASOK wakes up from summer (and votes for Akrita), Eleusina, the Piraeus Port Authority and the Chinese, shipowners buy 550 ships
The PM pushes ministers into a full Macedonia and Thrace tour, PASOK backs Akrita for Deputy Speaker, lignite plants face a contested extension, and Motor Oil, GEK TERNA and Greek shipowners all hit new record highs
Teenage girl’s death at waterfalls being investigated
Investigators believe the 18-year-old, who had a history of epilepsy, may have suffered a seizure or cardiac arrest while swimming near a waterfall outside Veria, moments before her 17-year-old friend's desperate but failed rescue attempt
New-generation scams to beware of: Calls emptying bank accounts overnight
Greek Police warn that phone and online fraud is growing more convincing, with fake accountants, AI-cloned voices and spoofed e-EFKA emails draining victims' accounts, urging people to hang up and verify independently before sharing details
Canada: Lake Ontario will keep its name despite Trump’s ‘Lake America’ renaming order
Washington confirms the Lake Ontario renaming is now official as records begin updating, while Ottawa prepares retaliatory tariffs of up to 50 percent on US goods from 8 September amid a deepening US-Canada trade war
