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IVF scandal in occupied northern Cyprus: British parents chose donors, but DNA tests told a different story
At least 30 children may have been conceived using sperm or eggs from donors other than those chosen by their parents
Greek islands became world-famous film locations decades before movie tourism took off
Greece was born to play the leading role. It was never merely a backdrop for the needs of some international and Hollywood film production. It was always the star whose light, breeze and free spirit reshaped a director’s vision and the way actors themselves approached their roles. The beaches, island landscapes, monasteries, harbours, archaeological sites, […]
Historic 9.7% fall in violent crime in US as homicide rate hits 70-year low
FBI data for 2025 show an 18.1% decline in homicides and an 18.5% drop in robberies – Crime falls from major cities to rural areas
Diddy on the witness list for the Tupac murder trial, as prosecutors link him to the defendant
The 63-year-old Davis, a former leading figure in the South Side Compton Crips, is the only person ever to have been charged over Shakur's murder. He has pleaded not guilty. If convicted, he faces a sentence that could reach life imprisonment.
Trump strikes again: No talks with Iran, Strait of Hormuz open and operating normally
All mines have been removed or detonated, the US president wrote, referring to the strait – Earlier, Tehran had made clear that the Strait of Hormuz would remain closed until the US complies with the terms of the agreement
Dourou expels Kasimati and calls on Gerovasili to surrender her seat, leaving SYRIZA with 10 MPs
SYRIZA falls to fifth place, below Hellenic Solution, which has 11 MPs – 53 independent MPs
“Minoan Dignity”: Chief engineer of Greek-owned ship killed after attack in the Strait of Hormuz
The attack took place on Monday, August 17, while the vessel was transiting the Strait of Hormuz - International association INTERCARGO expresses its deep sorrow over the loss of the seafarer
Turkey’s marine parks push Greek-Turkish relations to a dangerous turning point
Ankara's two new marine parks revive sweeping claims that ignore Greek islands entirely in the Aegean, as Athens braces for a parallel showdown over resuming the Crete-Cyprus interconnector surveys and Turkey's demand for NAVTEX clearance
British couple killed in Sifnos helicopter crash named as Blackstone banker and his wife
Greek accident investigators have launched a probe into the Sifnos helicopter disaster that claimed the lives of newlyweds Alexander Cromie and Marie Ebert alongside their pilot, as Blackstone mourned the loss of its vice president
