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“Mallorca at its limits”: Clashes and eight injured in protest against overtourism—Watch the video
Protesters argued that the continued growth of tourism has overwhelmed infrastructure and public services, negatively affecting the daily lives of permanent residents
Guilfoyle: Trilateral cooperation could unlock $1.35 billion in investments and 10,000 jobs in Greek shipyards
US Ambassador highlights the potential for strengthening Greece’s shipbuilding industry through cooperation between Greece, the United States and South Korea
Syros murder case file details two knives, 13,000 euros cash and firearms arsenal seized from suspect’s house
Investigators' documents from the Ano Syros murder scene detail bloodstains, a smashed flower pot and a broken chair along the 70-metre route between the suspect's home and where the 41-year-old paramedic's body was later found
Mitsotakis in Austria: no magic solutions for fuel prices, European measures possible if crisis flares up again
Speaking alongside Austria's chancellor, the Greek Prime Minister ruled out easy, blanket fuel relief, cited diesel subsidies and 800 million euros in 2026 support, and warned Europe may need joint measures if tensions reignite again
Bomb threat against French embassy in Athens shuts down Akadimias Street
Police and bomb disposal officers are searching the French embassy in central Athens after a threatening call warned of an explosive device, with traffic suspended on Akadimias Street near Kanari Street until checks are complete
From Libya to Gavdos and Crete, the unseen side of migration: “I paid to leave; I don’t want to go back—they’ll put me in jail”
The new mission by Medusa of protothema.gr does not simply document the boats leaving Libya. It traces the people, the trafficking networks, the root causes, and the political responsibilities behind a migration route that has now become firmly established, directly linking the Libyan coast with Gavdos and Crete
New €4.2 billion defense procurement program: “Achilles’ Shield,” Greece’s version of the Iron Dome, featuring three Israeli anti-aircraft systems, drones, satellites, and night-vision goggles
Eleven programmes strengthen the country against Erdoğan’s threats and transform Greece’s defence doctrine. What the balance of military power in the Aegean will look like in three years – The deployment and role of each weapons system – Full operational autonomy and network-centric integration with Patriot and HAWK systems – Possible gradual retirement of the S-300
He accidentally sent money to a friend, got it back, but was “charged” a gift tax: Why the refund doesn’t eliminate the tax liability
Greece's Dispute Resolution Directorate (DED) clarifies that returning the money does not eliminate the tax. To cancel the transaction, a court ruling is required, while the tax liability arises the moment the funds are transferred
Why Mitsotakis is heading for elections in 2027: Consolidating voters and wearing down his opponents
Kyriakos Mitsotakis is said to have already made the final decision to serve out New Democracy's full second term, despite expectations that the coming autumn and winter will present significant political challenges.
Pentagon revises Iran war casualty toll: 18 U.S. troops killed, 624 wounded
More than 140 additional wounded troops have been added to the official count, while the four soldiers killed in Iranian strikes have been reinstated to the casualty lists, raising new questions about the transparency of the data
