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President Trump slams EU’s new fine on Google: America is not Europe’s ‘piggy bank’
President Trump has vowed to launch a Section 301 trade investigation and reverse Brussels' penalties after the European Commission fined Google $1 billion, the latest in a string of costly rulings against American tech firms
Presidential Palace hosts reception marking the 52nd anniversary of the restoration of democracy
Around 1,700 guests, including political spouses invited for the first time in years, are arriving as Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and other leaders join President Konstantinos Tasoulas, though most senior opposition political figures stay away
NATO confirms drone shot down by fighter jets in Romanian airspace
The drone was intercepted under NATO command and control. An investigation is underway, and the Alliance is in close contact with Romanian authorities
Squall batters Athens as skies open with rain and lightning, extreme weather grips the whole of Greece
Civil Protection has also sent 112 emergency alerts to Larissa, Fthiotida, central and northern Evia, Skyros, Magnesia and the Sporades, while floods and storm damage have already struck Fthiotida and waterspouts hit the Halkidiki coast
Wagner Moura: The “Narcos” Pablo Escobar is coming to Athens for a theatre performance
The acclaimed Brazilian actor will star in An Enemy of the People, an interactive production in which the audience actively participates and decides the ending
Fire breaks out in Gortyna, Crete – Helicopter deployed
Twenty-eight firefighters, a wildfire response team, volunteers and seven fire engines are battling the blaze, with aerial support from one helicopter
New clash between Georgiadis and Salmas over Novartis case: “He is serving reheated conspiracy claims” – “He is adopting Polakis’ allegations”
Marios Salmas threatened legal action over an alleged fake document, while Adonis Georgiadis responded that the documents were authentic and that ChatGPT altered the names when he attempted to improve their readability
Fire breaks out in Soufli – Four aerial units deployed
Thirty-two firefighters, two wildfire response teams, seven vehicles, three aircraft and one helicopter are battling the blaze
South Korea’s ‘divorce of the century’: SK Group chairman ordered to pay $644 million to ex-wife
The ruling still requires final confirmation, after the Seoul High Court substantially reduced an earlier 1.38 trillion won award that had originally treated publicly disputed political funds as part of the couple's shared marital property
How clean is the air in Greece’s cities, and what will summers look like in 20 years? Meteorology professor explains
Excerpt: Meteorology professor Prodromos Zanis tells protothema.gr that Greek air quality has improved over 30 years, yet fine particles and summer ozone remain serious health risks, with unmonitored ultrafine particles and black carbon posing hidden dangers
