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Markos Vafeiadis: From Aristomenis Mitsotakis to Commander in the Civil War – 34 years after his death, and the unknown facets of his life
The controversial journey of a Civil War commander—from plotting anti-dictatorship coups with political rivals to exile, reconciliation, and his return to Greece 34 years after his death
How police tracked down a 16-year-old counterfeiter in Katerini after he posted videos using cloned ATM cards
A teenager had set up a small counterfeiting “lab” for fake banknotes and cloned bank cards in his room, and he came under investigation by the Cyber Crime Unit after posting videos of his activities online
European countries will become targets of Iran if they ally with the US & Israel, Tehran says – Explosions near a US base in Baghdad, bombings in Beirut (Update)
Residents describe the Israeli strikes on Tehran as the most powerful so far, as Donald Trump warns Iran’s forces to surrender or face “certain death.” The U.S. says it struck an Iranian drone vessel, while Tehran launches missile and drone attacks on Gulf states
“We warn that a similar incident must not be repeated,” says Erdogan on the missile launched from Iran
The Turkish president sent a message that Ankara is fully prepared to face the risks arising from escalating tensions in the region, and that the government’s priority is the protection of the country’s and its citizens’ security
Between two homelands: “I’m afraid for my children,” says Israeli-Iranian Efrat
Born in Israel with roots in Iran, Efrat spoke to protothema.gr reporters Giannis Charamidis and Marinos Aleiferis about her life after 2023, the insecurity she feels abroad, and the upcoming elections in the country
From the Hamas attack to the Iran war: The order from an underground tunnel in Gaza that changed the history of the Middle East and rewrote it in blood
A new Middle East is “emerging” from the ashes of war: The “domino” of developments that established Israel as dominant, Iran as weakened, and the region in uncharted waters
Tehran’s war games: Are its missile stockpiles running out, or is it conserving them for a prolonged conflict? What experts say (videos)
Western officials speak of a clear limitation in Iran’s missile stockpiles — although it is also possible that Tehran is deliberately placing greater emphasis on the cheaper Shahed drones
C-130 lands in Elefsina with 91 Greeks repatriated from Abu Dhabi
Greeks who were evacuated expressed thanks to the Greek authorities
