September 11, 2024
PM Mitsotakis sharply criticizes Germany’s new measures on immigration
Greece’s Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis rebuked the new immigration policy Germany has ann…
September 11, 2024
Residents, tourists evacuated as big fire is raging in Platanias by Chania
A big wildfire has been raging in Platanias by Chania on the island of Crete on Wednesday. The fire …
September 11, 2024
10 in 100 infants up to age of 3 are victims of abuse, says Greek Medical University
One in 10 children aged up to 3 years who arrive at the children clinics of the National Health Syst…
September 11, 2024
Schools in Greece start with traditional, religious ceremony
Thousands pupils and students gathered in Greece’s school courtyards on Wednesday for the trad…
September 10, 2024
Storm ATENA: Updated Weather Warning for Greece
Greece’s National Meteorological Service EMY issued an updated Emergency Bulletin of Hazardous…
September 10, 2024
Flash-floods in central Athens as storm ATENA hits Greece (videos)
Storm ATENA: Fifteen to twenty minutes of rainfall were enough to flood the streets on Greek capital…
September 10, 2024
Greek driver shot and arrested by Turkish police at the border (video)
A Greek driver was shot and arrested by Turkish police at the Ipsala border station in Evros on Tues…
September 10, 2024
Inflation in Greece rises to 3% in August
Inflation in Greece rose to 3% in August compared to 2.7% in July and 2.7% in August 2023, the Greek…
September 10, 2024
Greece offers Golden Visa also for investment in start-ups
Greece will offer Golden Visa not only for investment in real estate but also for Greek startups, Pr…
September 10, 2024
Swimming ban in broader Volos area lifted
The Central Port Authority of Volos announced on Monday the lifting of the swimming ban at beaches i…
Recent News
Government party conservative Nea Dimocratia and main opposition left-wing SYRIZA are virtually tied in two public opinion polls, with SYRIZA to have a slight lead in one of them. However the majority of the Greeks believe the country is “heading to wrong direction”, while “best Prime Minister” is considered to by …
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IMF Greece’s report: new austerity measures & haircuts, bold political intervention
New austerity measures, new haircuts, grim predictions for the near future, debt unsustainability but also bold intervention in the internal political affairs of the country recorded in the latest Greek program review released by the International Monetary Fund on Friday. Greece is recovering but debt is not sustainable, International Monetary Fund …
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Athens Metro: 24-hour strike, Jan 19/2013
For third consequent day workers at Athens Metro will launch a 24-hour stirke on Saturday, Jan 19th 2013. Metro workers demand to be exempted from the new payroll common for all civil servants. As Transport and Development minister rejects their demands, the workers will stage a “First in Greece”: a …
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Greek lawmakers to probe ex FinMin Papaconstantinou over Lagarde List
After a marathon and stormy meeting, Greek lawmakers voted overwhelmingly to refer ex Finance Minister George Papaconstantinou to face parliamentary inquiry over allegations he tampered the Lagarde list and removed the names of three relatives from the list of Greek bank account holders at HSBC bank in Geneva. A total of 265 …
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UPD Athens: Pakistani man stabbed to death, two Greeks arrested
Police arrested two Greeks suspected of stabbing to death a Pakistani man a couple of hours earlier. One of the suspects is a firefighter, according to a statement issued by police on Thursday. The incident occurred at 3 o’clock in the morning, when the victim, 27, was riding his bicycle in …
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Jodie Foster was in Athens during austerity protests and riots
Hollywood star Jodie Foster revealed, she happened to be in Athens during anti-austerity protests and riots while the air was filled with tear gas. Speaking to Greek Reporter she described, how she was watching the incidents from a Syntagma hotel together with her children. Jodie Foster said also, she was …
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One vote, four ballots: Greek lawmakers seek responsibilites for Lagarde List – or not
After a tense parliament session on Thursday morning, Greece’s lawmakers decided to hold a single vote and set up four ballot boxes where MPs can cast their vote and decided who will face inquiry over the handling of infamous Lagarde list. The ballot boxes will open for two former finance ministers (Papaconstantinou, …
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Athens: Metro, Urban Train HSAP, Tram on 24h strike, Jan 18/2013
Workers at Athens Metro, urban train ISAP (HSAP) and tram will launch a 24-hour strike on Friday, January 18th 2013. For the Metro it will be the second consequent strike day. Workers demand to be exempted from the new collective payroll for civil servants. However Minister of Development rejected their demands. …
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UPD Athens: Hand grenade found on street pavement
Police units on motorcycles DIAS found a hand grenade at 3:15 Wednesday afternoon laying on the pavement at the corner of Piraios and Persefonis streets in Gazi district of Athens. Anti-terror but also an army unit have rushed to the spot, Greek media reported. Part of the Piraios street is …
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Swiss far-right with anti-Greek poster against own FinMin
Swiss politicians from the far-right spectrum emerged from the melted chocolate and cheese fondue pots and created an anti-Greek poster in order to attack their own finance minister, Ursula Gut, Finance Minister of the Zurich Canton from FDP party. Aposter that features a finance minister as a cheater. “Doing tricks like the …
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Guest Post: Greece’s hydrocarbons deposits: Fantasy vs Reality
This is an interesting approach to the issue of the hydrocarbon deposits apparently hidden in million of cubic meters in the bottom of our wonderful blue Greek waters. Are these deposits real? And if the answer is affirmative, will they solve all economic problems of the debt-ridden country with a population …
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Dress Code and Good Manners for Greece’s Lawmakers
Tame language code and descent dress code will be imposed in the Greek Parliament as the situation is getting out of control, according to conservative Nea Dimocratia. Chairman of the Ethics Committee of the Greek Parliament, Christos Markogiannakis, issued strict recommendations to the country’s lawmakers concerning what they wear and what …
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PM Mitsotakis sharply criticizes Germany’s new measures on immigration
Greece’s Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis rebuked the new immigration policy Germany has announced to implement … Read More » -
Schools in Greece start with traditional, religious ceremony
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SYRIZA to elect new leader in November
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EU buys too much defense equipment abroad, especially from US, report says
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Train drags woman for 50m; she was trapped between doors during disembarkation
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PM: “Greece in 2027 will be a much better country where Greeks can look forward to a better life”
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SYRIZA falls victim to Kasselakis’ Ego: Greece’s main opposition ousts its leader
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“High Prices make their rounds, like the flu, go away,” claims Greece’s fatalist FinMin
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Tilos mayor rebukes Greek tourist shouting “throw refugees into the sea!”
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Ecumenical Patriarchate proposes Orthodox and Catholics celebrate Easter together
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59% of young doctors want to leave Greece, 56% of citizens dissatisfied with health services as system collapse
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Inflation in Greece rises to 3% in August
Inflation in Greece rose to 3% in August compared to 2.7% in July and 2.7% … Read More » -
Greece offers Golden Visa also for investment in start-ups
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Energy prices: Joint initiative in Europe by Greece, Romania & Bulgaria
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Thessaloniki Metro to launch on November 30, says Infrastructure Minister
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Greek gov’t keen to reverse ongoing brain drain into brain gain