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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
How the arson and extortion ring operated in Messinia: They set fire to the fields of farmers who didn’t pay them; what the authorities are investigating
The three suspects—a 52-year-old village head, his 44-year-old brother, and a 66-year-old five-year service firefighter—were responsible for distributing irrigation water in the area and are accused of demanding money from farmers in exchange for access to water. Authorities are investigating their possible involvement in seven fires
72-hour heatwave: Which areas will be hit, where temperatures could reach 43°C, according to Tsatrafyllias
Temperatures are expected to reach 41–42°C on Monday in inland areas, while isolated locations in Boeotia, Phthiotis, and Thessaly could see highs of up to 43°C on Tuesday. Cooler weather is expected from Thursday onward
The body found in a suitcase in Kypseli belongs to a woman: It is in an advanced state of decomposition; she was wearing shorts
The suitcase was discovered by a homeless man, who alerted the authorities. The investigation has been assigned to the Directorate for Combating Organized Crime
Body found inside suitcase in Kypseli
The Directorate for Combating Organized Crime has taken over the investigation. The suitcase was discovered by a homeless man inside an abandoned building
Protothema Sports: Today’s show features Grigoriou, Mavroeidis and Kiamos
The latest developments from the France–England third-place match and the Argentina–Spain World Cup final, exclusive behind-the-scenes coverage, transfer news, and special guests—live from 2:00 p.m.
Historic photo: 19 years ago Messi bathed baby Yamal — Tomorrow they’ll face each other in the World Cup Final
In 2007, as part of a UNICEF and Barcelona charity campaign, a 20-year-old Lionel Messi cradled baby Lamine Yamal during a symbolic photo shoot. A mathematician has since estimated the odds of the two eventually meeting in a World Cup final—and the result is astonishing
