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“My child is fighting a huge battle with pains and lives in the darkness for nothing”: Gerasimos’ father, the only survivor of the first train wagon in Tempi
"For three years we have waited for this day to do justice to those 57 who left so violently but not only those who left to Heaven but also Gerasimos"
From the Greek mountains to anti-cancer medication: What a study of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki shows about itamos
New study highlights the genetic diversity and medicinal value of the rare tree
Up to 11 years in prison for the three Turks who opened fire on a member of the National Security Service in Tagarades
The 50-year-old main accused guilty of attempted murder and illegal carrying and use of weapons - The incident occurred on 27 May 2025, during an operation on so-called Turkish organised crime
OPEKEPE: Second case file from the European Public Prosecutor – Immunity lift requested for 11 New Democracy MPs, names to be known by tomorrow
Today the case file goes to the Supreme Court, tomorrow to Parliament – For two former ministers there is serious involvement based on the conversations, milder for a former deputy minister – The announcement, beyond the 11, also refers to 5 former MPs, a former minister, and a former deputy minister of Rural Development – The government is taking a wait-and-see approach until all the data is available
Iran launches dispersal bomb attack on central Israel as Trump signals end to conflict
Iran launches dispersal bomb attack on central Israel amid ongoing Middle East conflict
The Tempi trial was suspended for a second time following a request by Konstantopoulou for cameras in the courtroom, arguing that “there are no fair conditions” Live updates
The trial over the deadly Tempi train crash resumes today under tightened security and significant changes to the courtroom layout, following the chaotic scenes that marked the first session
Interview with Fotini Tomai “Ten Americans were the most devoted philhellenes in 1821 — they had fought off the British and knew what oppression meant”
In the second part of her interview, historian Fotini Tomai discusses the myths and realities of the Greek War of Independence, the sincere and selfless philhellenism of Americans, the major support the U.S. offered to Greeks, and later historical cases such as Roosevelt and journalist George Polk
Foreign ministers of Greece and nine other European countries sign a declaration of support for Lebanon
Condemnation of Hezbollah and calls on Israel to avoid further escalation of the conflict by the Foreign Ministers of Belgium, Croatia, Cyprus, France, Greece, Italy, Malta, the Netherlands, Portugal, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom
112 alert issued in Attica due to severe weather: “Limit your movements until midnight” (updated)
Where the weather phenomena will be intense in the coming hours – Emergency bulletin in effect from the Hellenic National Meteorological Service (EMY)
Council of Energy Ministers: Teleworking, less travel and a new support package on the table
The crisis is deepening: Even with immediate peace, the effects will last for months, Europeans estimate - Electricity prices rise, today the announcements for the April green tariffs
Citizens are returning to the demand for self-reliant governments: The persistence of ND and the “nails” in PASOK
According to a GPO poll, 51.7% of respondents prefer a self-governing government even if a repeat election is needed
The new increase in the minimum wage comes into force today: Who benefits and what amounts will they receive
The increase in the minimum wage and the daily wage directly affects around 700,000 jobs in the private sector, all public sector employees, those receiving benefits calculated on the basis of the minimum wage
