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Yacht off Skopelos was plundering Greek seabed – AADE’s DEOS seized protected corals worth €800,000
From the depths of the Aegean to workshops in southern Italy - How AADE’s risk analysis and digital traces uncovered an illegal €800,000 cargo and the “red gold” racket
Konstantinos Floros: “The doctrine still stands today: anyone who sets foot on Greek soil will first be burned & only then will we ask who they are”
General Floros on everything: “Greece won the battle of perceptions during the 2020 naval collision incident and the hybrid attack at Evros. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is the kind of leader you want to have in times of crisis”
Mitsotakis in Politico: EU needs new measures to tackle the weaponization of migration
Hours before the EU emergency videoconference on Ceuta, he speaks of “the instrumentalization of asylum aimed at creating hybrid pressure” & proposes that, in exceptional cases, member states should “temporarily suspend the submission of asylum applications by newly arrived individuals”
26-year-old Afghan boxer accused of killing British woman in Kypseli arrived in Athens as an unaccompanied minor via Lesbos
New details emerge in the murder of 38-year-old Elizabeth Jane Ross – Security camera footage shows the 26-year-old carrying a suitcase that allegedly contained the victim's body
Firefighters battle on three fronts to contain wildfire in western Attica – More than 132,900 acres burned
Operations are currently concentrated on three main fronts: the southern sector toward Loumpa, the southeastern sector toward Panachrantou Monastery, and the northeastern sector toward Agia Paraskevi & Agios Nektarios
Norman Hyams’ first international painting exhibition comes to Patmos
Organized by the Hannah Barry Gallery in collaboration with The Patmos Trust, the exhibition will be held at the Stavrakas Mansion in Chora, Patmos, with free admission for the public
The map of destruction in Western Attica: More than 48,000 hectares burned in 9 years
From 2018 to 2026, wildfires in Kineta, the Geraneia Mountains, Vilia, Dervenochoria, Parnitha, and Porto Germeno turned thousands of hectares into ashes
Low water levels on the Danube and Rhine force nuclear reactor shutdowns, raise blackout fears, and disrupt commercial transport
Romania and Hungary are on energy alert, car factories are suspending production, and authorities are urging citizens to cut electricity consumption. Meanwhile, Germany is facing disruptions to freight transport, while farmers in the Netherlands and Italy are struggling with worsening drought conditions
Peter Koromilas: The Greek CIA agent who was Ioannidis’ “shadow” and his role in the Coup that opened the door to “Attila”
The journey of the Greek-American operative who spoke daily with the “invisible dictator,” especially during the critical 24 hours before the coup in Cyprus
