June 7, 2023
Tourists turn their back to Mykonos and Santorini due to exorbitant prices
Tourists are turning their back on Greece’s most famous destinations, the islands of Mykonos a…
June 7, 2023
Priest in Athens suspended for placing Girls as “Altar Servers”
A Greek Orthodox priest in Athens was suspended and banned from practicing sacraments because he had…
June 7, 2023
Convicted murder of Caroline Crouch waives his appeal for better sentence
Babis Anagnostoppoulos, the convicted husband of murdered Caroline Crouch, announced through his law…
June 7, 2023
Missing WWII British submarine “H.M.S. Triumph” discovered in the Aegean (video)
Missing British submarine “H.M.S. Triumph”, whose true fate had been shrouded in mystery…
June 7, 2023
19-year-old pregnant woman and her baby die waiting for ambulance over 5 hours
A 19-year-old pregnant woman has died on Tuesday morning while waiting for an ambulance. Both the mo…
June 6, 2023
EU and ECB end electricity and energy support measures for citizens
The European Commission and European Central Bank chief Christine Lagarde urged EU governments to st…
June 6, 2023
Underground banker for drugs money arrested in Greece
Greek police and the Europol announced the arrest of a 52-year-old businessman man in Glyfada, subur…
June 6, 2023
Bus Line X80 for Piraeus-Acropolis-Athens resumes services
Express bus line X80 “Piraeus-Acropolis-Athens” has been resumed summer service on the s…
June 6, 2023
Karpathos: Donkeys rescue with life jackets via the sea way (video)
An unprecedented rescue of two donkeys by sea took place on Monday afternoon on a remote beach in no…
June 6, 2023
Kos: Woman dies on the back of pick up truck due to ambulance shortage
A 63-year-old woman died on the back of a farm pick up truck on the way to the Kos hospital as there…
Recent News
No day passes without clashes. OK it sounds funny as it makes a rime but the situation is causes concern as the state seems to have no other option than to send the riot police to meet several interest groups. This time it was the workers at the Piraeus port that …
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IMF/EU/ECB guys deeply frustrated about Greece’s public sector realities
It seems that slowly Greece’s lenders come more closely to the Greek realities. Apparently the IFM/EU/ECB controllers are deeply frustrated that they wouldn’t hesitate to propose shocking solutions for drastic cuts in public spending. “The situation is deteriorating instead of improving, tax and customs offices are not able to collect revenues, corruption …
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Is Greece’s Odious Debt growing? Comverse Technology – OTE
Feeling like reading about another alleged bribes scandal? Bloomberg has it. And Yes, it involves another state company. The Hellenic Telecommunications Organization OTE. According to Bloomberg, it involves the New York-based Comverse Technology, a voice-mail software maker, currently under investigation for Foreign Corrupt Practices Act by the US Justice Department. The …
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Greek FinMin’s plans for wages cuts in state-run enterprises DEKO
New wages and benefits cuts and possible lay offs are on the way as the Greek government prepares a thorough spending recostruction plan for the state-run public enterprises DEKO. Greece’s lenders IMF/EU/ECB have put the knife in Athens neck and demanded immediate intervesions in order to raise at least 2.5-3 billion euros. The plans …
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EU Council Van Rompuy to Greeks: Unavoidable reforms for better tomorrow? You don’t say…
Oh these EU technocrats, percentage calculators and professional politicians. Especially those from the far away Brussels who take crucial decisions for the fates of the European taxpayers who enable them to live in glass cocoons. European Council President Herman Van Rompuy, currently in Athens, urged Greece to continue with unavoidable, ‘painful but necessary’ reforms and said it was vital …
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Israel: Travel Warning for Greece’s Islands, Crete, other Medit-Countries
Israel issued a travel warning for its citizens out of possible fears of attacks or even kidnaps by terror organizations. According to Ynetnews, the general travel advisory wanrs Israelis and Jews not to visit the Mediterranean Basin, Far East during Passover holiday. State official says sensitive destinations include Turkey, Egypt, Libya …
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Material Black Out threatens Greece’s State Hospitals
A material black out threatens Greek state hospitals as suppliers decided to suspend deliveries. Bandages, gauze and other medical supplies will be a rarity- although in some state hospitals these materials are already in shortage. Representatives of the Panhellenic Association of Suppliers of Medical Items have decided to suspend deliveries …
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Greece’s Debt: “Voluntary Agreement” -What’s that?
This is an economic term you will probably be reading and hearing in the upcoming weeks – or at least until Greece’s obeys to the calls for a debt restructure: “Voluntary Agreement” What is this? This is originally designed to provide relief to debts generated as a result of business …
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Beautiful Moments: Antony Quinn, 84, dances for Mikis Theodorakis (video)
Debt Restructure? Bankruptcy? Let the sterile technocrats worry about how to protect their own, virtual money. Millions of Greek Zorbas defy the speculators’ misery and catastrophe scenarios. It sounds like a game anyway. That is a great video from the times when people had still something to say. In a rare moment, Mr. …
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Piraeus: Bus Passenger shoots at Ticket Controller
Scenes from Far West occurred in a Piraeus bus when a passenger opened fired against a ticket controller. The incident occurred in the bus line 843, from Piraeus to Keratsini. When the ticket controller asked a passenger to check his ticket, the man took out an air rifle and shot …
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Athens Metro: German Rail bribed hand in hand with Siemens?
This post would also worth to bear the title “How Germany ruined Greece economically” or what is Germany’s contribution to Greece’s economical collapse”. Yes! I’d love a satanic “hehe” here… German weekly DER SPIEGEL brings into the spot light another bribes scandal. This time involved is the DBI – Deutsche Bundesbahn …
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Athens: Tear Gas at Temporary Municipality Workers
Tear gas and sound flares were fired against protesters, temporary workers at the Athens municipality. The incidents started when the protesters climbed the rails of the yard where the municipality council was holding a meeting in the premises of Athens 9,84 FM. The workers even managed to set aside the strong riot …
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Mitsotakis infected with Covid-19, cancels visit to Mt. Athos
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Two cargo vessels collide off Chios island; Turkish cargo rejects Greek SAR (video)
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Ex chief of Greece’s General Staff Michalis Kostarakos passes away at 67
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US Congressmen open way to sale of F-35 to Greece
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EU Parliament lifts immunity of SYRIZA and ND MEPs
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Controversial politician and ex FM Theodoros Pangalos dies at 84
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Greece officially in pre-elections period until June 25
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NOVARTIS executives acquitted of giving bribes; prosecutor seeks to charge 15 doctors
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Erdogan secures another 5 years as Turkey’s President
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MP for a day: 300 lawmakers sworn in on Sunday, Parliament to be dissolved on Monday
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Lawyers: Eva Kaili is free to return to her MEP duties in EU Parliament
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EU and ECB end electricity and energy support measures for citizens
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New Democracy: VAT reduction in food will benefit the wealthy
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Greek bond yield falls to 10-month low
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Moody’s: New ND gov’t in Greece will be ‘credit positive’, lead to ‘large debt reduction’
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Hoteliers on Crete threaten staff with €5,000 penalty if they quit job