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Brutal beating behind the death of criminal lawyer Stavros Georgiou – What the initial findings show
No stab wounds or gunshot injuries were found, but the criminal lawyer had suffered punches and kicks to the head. Here is the timeline of the tragic discovery
Targets expanded during the 11th wave of bombing in Iran: “The nuclear stronghold is next,” Trump says
Today's sortie by US fighter aircraft was shorter in duration but covered a wider geographic area. Oil prices continue to rise, with Brent now reaching $92 per barrel, and there are no visible signs of de-escalation
From roads & flood protection to schools & hospitals: What’s included & who benefits from the new €23 billion National Development Program
The new NDP 2026–2030 was presented yesterday by Minister of National Economy Kyriakos Pierrakakis & Deputy Minister Nikos Papathanasis, in the presence of PM Kyriakos Mitsotakis. The program serves as the detailed roadmap for public investment over the next five years
Greece in the grip of a heatwave today: Emergency Weather Bulletin in effect, temperatures up to 43°C expected
The temperature is soaring into the danger zone today as the heatwave reaches its peak, with temperatures expected to climb as high as 43°C. The Hellenic National Meteorological Service warns of difficult conditions, while a gradual easing of the heat is expected beginning Thursday
Serbian passenger recalls ‘nightmare’ of being pulled half out of Ryanair plane window mid-flight
Karovic says he now suffers anxiety and fevers at the mere sound of an aircraft, describing lasting burns, temporary paralysis and psychological trauma nearly two weeks after his mid-air ordeal on a Ryanair flight
World Cup and social media: football players reach new heights in popularity
Erling Haaland's playful, offbeat Instagram posts won over American audiences unfamiliar with his European stardom, driving an 80% surge in followers and cementing him as the World Cup's most talked about true breakout personality online
Heatwave: Outdoor work banned from 13:00 to 17:00 on Wednesday in Attica and three regions
Exemptions apply to activities linked to critical social infrastructure in the health, transport and public utility sectors
Wreckage of Pan Am plane lost in 1952 Puerto Rico crash located on Atlantic seabed after 74 years
An autonomous underwater vehicle equipped with sonar and high-resolution cameras spent days scanning the seabed off San Juan before spotting the Douglas DC-4's remarkably preserved fuselage, its aluminium gleaming some 600 metres below the surface
Trump: US will respond immediately if Houthis threaten Red Sea shipping
US President Donald Trump has pledged that Washington will act without delay if Iran-backed Houthi rebels attempt to disrupt commercial shipping through the Red Sea, though he stressed no such incident has yet occurred
