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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
Chaos at Heraklion Airport: Flight cancellations and stranded passengers due to African dust
Dozens of passengers remain stranded inside the airport, with heavy congestion in waiting areas and service points – watch video
Maria Karystianou announces her political party on the birthday of her daughter who died in the Tempi train crash
“We are an independent citizens’ movement, born from the grassroots, from our shared need for change to finally come,” she argues – watch the first “spot”; the name and founding declaration will be announced in the coming days
Two defendants found guilty in revenge porn case involving Ioanna Touni
No mitigating circumstances were recognized for her then-partner, while the person who filmed the video was granted the mitigating factor of a previously lawful life. Both were released pending appeal
Strait of Hormuz will open, but only for those who comply with our terms, says Iranian official
“Trump achieved regime change—but for the Strait,” said the head of the Iranian Parliament’s National Security Committee
Political turbulence from the second case file of the European Public Prosecutor’s Office on OPEKEPE – Possible cabinet reshuffle
Request to lift the immunity of 11 New Democracy MPs, including members of the cabinet – “Case-by-case” evaluation is the government’s stance – More serious cases involve a former minister and a deputy minister – The remaining cases concern clientelist favors
Eerie scenes from African dust in Crete: Flight disruptions in Heraklion, tornado overturns truck
High dust concentrations recorded in Chania and Rethymno – Waves reached the first houses of the old town in Ierapetra – Fishermen warn of an unprotected harbor
Pierrakakis on MSCI upgrade: Strong international recognition of the progress achieved by the country
Greece is returning to the core of developed economies, not only at the level of government bonds but also in terms of the capital market, says the Minister of National Economy and Finance
The Vatican lays the foundations for an ethical approach to space, see the video
"Space must be a common good, with a clear legal framework and a sense of responsibility towards humanity and future generations", says Archbishop Ettore Balestrero
Hurricane overturned a truck in Ierapetra – African dust covered Heraklion
The waves reached the first houses of the old town, while the heavy sirokaada caused damage to greenhouses and a factory wall - Fishermen warn of the unprotected harbour
