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Tsiaras summons ND MPs again after the “group of six” rebuke over farmers’ payments
Internal reshuffling and rising tensions within New Democracy coincide with growing unrest on the agricultural front, an issue that has increasingly dominated the government’s daily agenda
Greece–Turkey relations again strained – Ankara escalates rhetoric – Fidan signals tougher line on long-standing disputes in the Aegean and Eastern Mediterranean
Athens is attempting to preserve the fragile “functional relationship” that has been built over the past two years, despite the increasingly hostile climate fueled by Turkish statements on island defense, maritime zoning and regional energy cooperation
Ultimatum to Volos farmers to open the Port by 13:00 following prosecutor’s intervention (updated)
Strong police presence at the port keeps the gates closed – Fishermen and others attempt a blockade from the sea – Live footage from the scene
Copernicus: 2025 is on track to become the second-warmest year ever recorded
Global temperatures were 0.6°C higher than the 1991–2020 average during the first eleven months of the year
Zelensky says he is ready for elections
If certain conditions are met, the contest can take place within 60 days, the Ukrainian president said
See which European country spent the most on OnlyFans in 2025 – and where Greece ranks
OnlyFans revenue surged to $7.2 billion in 2025, marking a 9% increase compared to 2024
Tractors on the roads: truths and lies about the farmers’ roadblocks
They declare they are determined to escalate their protests, at a time when national and EU subsidies are higher than ever, reaching €3.7 billion for 2025 — They protest the huge gap between farm-gate and shelf prices
Oncology patients’ appointments at PAGNI cancelled due to farmers’ occupation of the airport: The necessary radiopharmaceutical never reached Heraklion
Race against time by the Nuclear Medicine department to reschedule appointments, while the waiting list already extends to April – “How can we destroy each other’s lives so recklessly?” says Professor Nikos Tzanakis
