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“When she turns eight, they will take her”: Children sold as brides to repay family debts in Afghanistan
Shocking testimonies reveal the extent of child marriages under the Taliban - Underage mothers and girls “promised” as brides from infancy
Antonis Samaras: The second time or “making the same mistake twice”?
He is preparing to announce a new party and it seems as though his only goal is to harm New Democracy, but above all to prevent a third term for Mitsotakis. Something like a vendetta, since in 1993 he brought down the government of Konstantinos Mitsotakis. History repeats itself: the first time as tragedy, the second time as farce. Let’s see what our own history will write…
Where did the €36 Billion from the Recovery Fund go? The 60 measures that were funded & the 75 companies that received the largest amounts
How the largest pool of European funding ever managed by Greece was allocated – Measures that had remained on paper for years or had stalled were finally implemented – From hospitals and schools to housing loans, businesses, public works, and digital government
Hormuz on “Red Alert”: Ship in flames after Iranian attacks, new US bombardment
“We hit them very hard again tonight,” Trump told reporters, stressing that the new strikes were carried out to “honor” American soldiers killed in the Middle East - Tehran strikes U.S. facilities in Kuwait, Bahrain, and Syria
Spain won the World Cup: 1-0 victory over Argentina in the final with Torres the hero in the 106th minute
The stadium is completely sold out despite the soaring ticket prices
Halkidiki crash: Reports of fake fundraiser for repatriation of victims’ bodies to Moldova; doctors to begin waking 7-year-old survivor tomorrow
The child's aunt has arrived in Thessaloniki and will assume legal guardianship. The girl's mother, father, and six-month-old sister were killed when the family's car collided with a fuel tanker in Halkidiki
Five major anti-drought projects: New water networks, desalination plants and modern infrastructure from Thessaloniki to Leros
The Ministry of Environment and Energy is moving forward with €142 million worth of projects nationwide, while also planning a major reform of water management through the consolidation of water providers, new desalination facilities, and the modernization of water supply networks
July holiday getaway peaks as passenger traffic surges at the Port of Piraeus – See photos
Popular destinations across the Aegean and Crete are attracting the highest demand, with several ferry services departing at nearly 100% capacity
Estimated University Admission scores: Medical and Engineering schools expected to rise, eclines forecast elsewhere
Education analyst Stratos Stratigakis presents his estimates for admission score thresholds across all university departments, explaining why they are published only after the application process closes, how Physics, the Minimum Admission Requirement (EVE), and applicants' preferences influence the results, and why surprises remain possible
