Greece to Pay Millions in Compensation After FIR Blackout Shakes Air Travel
“Technological panic” at the Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority causes passenger losses – group claims and vouchers in motion
“Technological panic” at the Hellenic Civil Aviation Authority causes passenger losses – group claims and vouchers in motion
Amid the farm blockades and European Commission’s €45 billion support proposal, the government seeks to turn crisis into a national leverage point
Greece celebrates one of its most beloved Orthodox holidays—marking Christ’s baptism with holy rituals, joyful customs, and community spirit.
Athens speaks the language of principles at the UN, while carefully navigating alliances, pressures and quiet diplomatic trade-offs.
From €500 penalties to a post-holiday shutdown, the clash with farmers reveals deeper political fault lines
Greek hydrocarbons at the crossroads of investment, geopolitics and fiscal expectations
National assembly, threats of roadblocks, and behind-the-scenes political maneuvers at Maximos Mansion
Renewed airspace tensions send a geopolitical signal amid fragile Greek-Turkish balance in the Eastern Mediterranean
A critical technical failure in air traffic control disrupts national and international aviation, leaving passengers stranded
Strong parapolitical attack by PASOK–Movement for Change leader amid institutional decay and public outrage
The former Foreign Minister criticizes the government’s diplomatic stance amid US–Venezuela tensions
Climate leadership or a new front in global trade tensions?
How Nikos Christodoulides’s ZDF interview reframes the Cyprus issue amid broader EU strategic shifts
The government points to record support, farmers point to rising costs – and the political tension escalates.
From New York to Nasdaq – when entrepreneurial success becomes a national cause and a blueprint for Greece.
As geopolitical tensions rise, Greece bets on its armed forces, innovation, and social cohesion to navigate the challenges ahead.
After a banner year, Greece’s tourism success faces structural limits, political choices and a decisive year ahead.
Iran’s uprising, selective outrage, and the geopolitical truth many prefer to ignore.
Referencing threats in the Eastern Mediterranean and the Turkish “Blue Homeland,” President Recep Tayyip Erdogan sends a forceful message that impacts Greece-Turkey relations and regional stability.
Tariff adjustments approved — new infrastructure, smart networks, and circular water reuse aim to fight drought.
International pressure mounts over Cyprus’ EU Council Presidency, the Turkish “thorn,” and strategic partnerships between Athens, Nicosia, and Brussels.