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Deadly storm Erminio hits Attica: Flooded homes and massive road damage
See images and videos from Rafina, Dionysos, and other areas that received heavy rainfall – with the first light of day revealing the damage left behind by the storm – mud and water everywhere, and dozens of calls to the Fire Department for water pumping
U.S. Armed Forces: We do not see either Iran’s navy or air force – “Putin’s dream is the U.S. leaving NATO,” says Tusk (updated)
Iran rejects U.S. ultimatum as missile strikes and rising oil prices heighten Middle East crisis
The impact on airports and European airports of the crisis in the Middle East – A look at Athens Airport
Our country and respectively Athens airport is ranked among the least affected markets among the 10 largest European markets with connections to the Middle East
Maria Karystianou: The messages from the “we start” for her party – The first plural, the hourglass and the white dove
Behind the scenes, several members of the opposition parties commented yesterday that Maria Karystianou will now compete with her ideological and programmatic orientation, wanting to show that the tone will be higher towards her
Erminio tested Rhodes, Poros and Sikinos: Waves 3-4 metres high, gale-force winds and flooding, see videos
Difficult night for several areas of the country - Streets rivers and dozens of calls to the Fire Brigade for water pumping
The Ministry of Environment opens a window for urban development in Natura areas with special conditions
Bill provides for limited inclusion of protected areas in the city plan, facilitation of property transfers and extensions until 2027 for the settlement of unauthorized buildings
France calls for China’s involvement in reopening the Strait of Hormuz
Beijing will likely need to become more involved in the talks and show its impatience over the continued closure of the Strait of Hormuz, said the Chief of the French Navy, Nicolas Vaujour
OPEKEPE: Details of the second case file for the “11+2” will determine immunity lifts and cabinet reshuffle
The government and the opposition are awaiting the transmission to Parliament of the case file compiled by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office regarding the 11+2 political figures and the extent of their involvement in the OPEKEPE case
Cold War Greek Intelligence files declassified: The Communist threat, Iron Curtain parcels and Papagos’ “Guts”
A total of 123 documents from the Greek Central Intelligence Service (KYP), dating from 1953–1959, have been made public – How they reflect post–civil war Greece – Proposals to curb EDA, meetings on the “compliance” of Greek students abroad, and anti-communism lessons in military schools