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Kypseli murder case exposes cracks in Greece’s child protection system as 45 children remain stuck in hospitals
Greece's welfare system is buckling under the weight of children parked in paediatric hospitals for months or years, as both Kypseli parents now face murder charges over their baby found frozen inside their home
Pilots’ communications, crash footage and wreckage set to reveal cause of Phantom crash in Tanagra
Investigators are examining pilot communications, airshow footage and wreckage after Saturday's fatal F-4E Phantom crash, with military sources ruling out ageing aircraft and pointing instead to bird strike or mechanical failure during manoeuvres
What we learned from the TIF: the giant giveaway package, the PM’s inevitable comparison with the other two, and the “we’re all one big family” culture of ministers, Maximos and backroom dealings
Behind the giveaways lies a bruising rift between Mitsotakis and Antonis Samaras, mounting renewed unease inside New Democracy's own ranks in northern Greece, and Yiorgos Mylonakis's return to duty after months of serious ill health
AfD’s Saxony-Anhalt landslide leaves Germany facing a coalition deadlock
Chancellor Merz faces growing pressure to resign after the CDU's worst-ever result, while the AfD cannot govern Saxony-Anhalt alone and Germany's 'firewall' faces its toughest test yet, before two more state elections on 20 September
Far-right AfD’s historic victory in Saxony-Anhalt upends coalition scenarios
The second projection from the ARD exit poll gives the Alternative for Germany 44.4%, with the CDU following at 18.4% — It wins 39 seats in the state parliament, needs 42 for an outright majority; how many seats the last party to enter parliament wins will be crucial
Polls put Germany’s AfD on course for its first state government, with ripple effects across Europe
Saxony-Anhalt is one of Germany’s smallest states, home to just over two million people, with limited economic weight compared with the country’s major industrial centres, and for decades it stayed far from the centre of political developments in Berlin. Today, however, the ballot in this eastern German state could trigger a political earthquake with consequences […]
Greek Prime Minister rules out coalition, sets sights on outright majority
He warned the country risks paralysis without a government, accused Tsipras and PASOK of deceiving voters, cautioned Samaras over his legacy, backed his education minister on textbook criticism and denied any 'woke agenda' guides policy
Age not a factor in Tanagra Phantom accident, military sources say, as airforce grieves two pilots killed
Community leaders in Pramanta and Preveza have today paid emotional tribute to Flight Lieutenant Dimitrios Petrou, 37, as the Greek armed forces begin three days of mourning for him and Squadron Leader Ioannis Blesias, 40
Wildfire spreads near Konitsa as firefighters battle flames from land and air
Konitsa's Civil Protection service has urged vulnerable residents to shelter indoors as aerial water drops increase smoke, while a local abbot warns the fire could reach the Tymfi mountain range if it crosses the river
Prime Minister unveils €2.2 billion tax relief package for businesses at Thessaloniki fair
The measures also include zero tax for farmers earning up to €20,000, scrapped business fees for firms outside Attica, cheaper loans for small businesses, and a new 15 percent levy on high earning senior executives
Woman found alive 11 days after deadly Nepal floods
Rescue teams in Nuwakot district freed the woman after hearing her voice through collapsed rubble, and she is now receiving treatment in a Kathmandu hospital as flood death and missing tolls continue rising across Nepal
TV presenter sentenced to death in Egypt over major drugs case
Egypt's Grand Mufti was consulted before the ruling, a legal requirement in capital cases, and the defendants retain the right to appeal, after raids reportedly uncovered drug labs and unlicensed firearms at the group's properties
Fisherman killed after yacht collides with boat near Corinth’s Isthmia
Shortly after midnight on Saturday there was a collision at sea near the Corinth Gulf Isthmia between a small fishing boat carrying two Greek nationals and the yacht Barents, close to the ancient port of Cenchreae. One of the two men on board the boat died in the collision, while the second was found injured […]
