September 6, 2024
Ambush in Crete: Breeder shot multiple times, part of his tongue cut
A 69-year-old animal breeder was shot multiple times and a part of his tongue was cut with scissors …
September 6, 2024
Taxi drivers in Athens on 24h strike, Sept 9
Τaxi drivers in Athens will launch a 24-hour strike on Monday, September9, 2024, their union SATA an…
September 6, 2024
Summer 2024 was the Hottest ever recorded in Greece
Summer of 2024 was the warmest ever recorded in Greece, according to the preliminary meteorological …
September 5, 2024
“High Prices make their rounds, like the flu, go away,” claims Greece’s fatalist FinMin
“High prices make their cycle and like the flu will go away,” claimed Greek Finance Mini…
September 5, 2024
Tilos mayor rebukes Greek tourist shouting “throw refugees into the sea!”
Mayor of the island of Tilos, Maria Kamma, rebuked a Greek tourist on vacation who shouted “th…
September 5, 2024
Drunk passenger to Kos tries to storm EasyJet cockpit (video)
An EasyJet flight from London Gatwick to the Greek island of Kos was forced to make an emergency lan…
September 5, 2024
Greek gov’t keen to reverse ongoing brain drain into brain gain
Τhe Greek government is keen to reverse the ongoing brain drain into a brain gain and attract diaspo…
September 5, 2024
Two arrests for brutal assault of French tourist in Crete (video)
Two young men have been arrested in Rethymno, Crete, for the assault of a 36-year-old French tourist…
September 4, 2024
Ecumenical Patriarchate proposes Orthodox and Catholics celebrate Easter together
The Ecumenical Patriarchate proposes that Orthodox and Catholics celebrate Easter together. The land…
September 4, 2024
59% of young doctors want to leave Greece, 56% of citizens dissatisfied with health services as system collapse
Six in ten doctors want to leave Greece and exactly 6 in 10 citizens declare to be dissatisfied with…
Recent News
As the nuclear threat is growing, Greek Foreign Ministry and Greek Atomic Energy Commision issued advisories for Greek citizens in Japan. In general, citizens are advised to move further than 80 km radius from the Fukushima Daiichi reactor, move towards the south of the country, those willing to leave should contact diplomatic …
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Strikes and Protests paralyzed Athens traffic
Another difficult day for the residents of the Greek capital occurred today as the public transport strike forced thousands of employees to use their private cars,the protest marches of several interest groups blocked main avenues of the city downtown and the falling rain gave the whole situation a grim dimension. For …
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Five targetted by Cyber-Police on hoax e-mail claiming collapse of economy
A fisherman from Messolonghi, a car worker from Chania, a self-employed from Athens and two other unidentified persons are targeted by the cyber-crime police as the senders of the hoax e-mail claiming the collapse of the Greek economy. The e-mail that was apparently sent simultaneously from internet cafes across the …
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Don’t Ask the Sky (music video)
This has been an all times Greek classic. “Min ton rotas ton oyrano” – Don’t ask the sky. It was composed by Manos Hatzidakis 1959 for the film “To nisi ton gennaion” (The island of the Brave) about the battle of Crete during the Nazi occupation. Originally it was sung …
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Greeks hurl yogurt at Deputy Prime Minister (video)
It was shortly after 10 pm last night when Deputy Prime Minister Theodoros Pangalos was enjoying a dinner together with his wife and some friends in Kalyvia town in southeast Attica basin. A group of 150 angry residents from nearby town of Keratea gathered outside the tavern to protest the …
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Greek Media on Strike, Mar 17
Greek media will hold a 24h strike tomorrow, March 17, 2011. There will be no news or information broadcasts on radios and television channels from Thursday 6 am until Friday 6 am. Many websites will be on strike too. Of course, you can buy newspapers tomorrow and read today’s news. Or …
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Greek Atomic Energy Agency: Instructions for Greek ships/shipping companies in Japan
The Greek branch of International Atomic Energy Agency has issued a list of precautions for Greek shipping companies and crews of Greek vessels at ports, off shore or near Japan. The EEAE considers the nuclear situation in Japan as ‘worsening’. “Given the state state of emergency following the accident at …
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Greek FM: Hot Line for Greeks in Japan – Travel Facilitations
Greek Foreign Ministry has opened a telephone hot line for Greeks residing in Japan. As the situation there is getting more and more alarming, the FM has conferred with airlines companies and has reserved airline tickets to facilitate Greeks who wish to repatriate but are unable to make the necessary …
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Greece missed its deficit target for 2010 – but not much :)
The Greek government has narrowly missed its deficit target for 2010, reporting a shortfall of 23.1 billion euros for the year. The figure was announced by the Finance Ministry’s General Accounting Office on Tuesday, compared with the €21.9 billion target included in this year’s state budget. The agency said the …
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When The German Beatles rule the EFSF
Remember the lyrics from the Beatles’ song Yellow Submarine? There is a line “And the band begins to play” followed by trumpets playing “PrAMPrAMPrAM-PrAM!” That was in the late 60’s but associative thinking to today’s world make songs like that a ‘classic’. Because they are diachronic. The Beatles have fallen …
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Patras: Puppy thrown into garbage bin
A tiny puppy was thrown into a garbage bin by a heinous human. A young woman, who was passing by, heard his whimper and freed him from a certain and unbelievable cruel death. She took him to the vet and now the “little miracle” is in the care of a …
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Greek ships evacuate from Libya more than 29,000 people
At least 29,000 people have been carried in ships from Libya to Greece and other destinations, according to information from the Operations Centre of the Greek Coast Guard Harbour Corps. Ten Greek ships participated in the operation to remove foreign and Greek citizens, including a tanker, two from Cyprus …
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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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Poll: Ruling ND flies low, winners are small left and nationalist parties
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Angry citizens jeer at PM Mitsotakis visiting flood-stricken Thessaly
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Albanian court releases MEP Fredi Beleri from prison
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Multinational salvage plan for Greek flagged tanker “Sounion” in Red Sea
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“Sovereignty issues will never be on the table with Turkey,” says Greek FM
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FM Gerapetritis: “Greece is in principle in favor of Turkiye’s European path
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Playgrounds in a Halkidiki municipality closed due to absence of “safety certificate”
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Thessaloniki Metro to launch on November 30, says Infrastructure Minister
Infrastructure and Transport Minister Christos Staikouras confirmed that the main line of the Thessaloniki Metro … Read More » -
Greek gov’t keen to reverse ongoing brain drain into brain gain
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Concession agreement for Pylos Marina signed by state, investors
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Subsidy on household electricity prices at 1.4 cents for September
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Greece and Cyprus “agree in principle” for underwater electrical interconnection