News
Severe weather system Storm Agneta has battered the Greek island of Rhodes and several other regions, bringing prolonged rainfall, widespread flooding, and significant property damage. Emergency authorities issued 112 alert messages, closed schools, and deployed rescue teams after more than 17 hours of continuous precipitation swept away vehicles and overwhelmed local infrastructure.
News
Greek police have dismantled a non-profit organization accused of defrauding donors by keeping nearly 90% of funds intended for sick children. The 37-year-old leader is alleged to have orchestrated a systemic fraud scheme involving rigged sporting events and fake fundraising campaigns.
News
An anonymous note left by an officer known as 'Mr. Village' within Greece’s new specialized anti-crime division has exposed deep divisions among high-ranking police officials. The incident underscores growing instability within the force as it navigates political transitions and internal power dynamics.
News
The Greek government has officially retracted Article 23 of a controversial legislative proposal following significant public and political outcry. The provision had drawn intense criticism for its perceived bias toward the interests of banks and loan servicing firms.
News
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis condemned the Turkey-Libya maritime memorandum as an illegal and arbitrary agreement that defies geography during his address at the United Nations Security Council. The ongoing maritime dispute between Athens and Ankara remains a critical domestic and geopolitical challenge for Greece as regional tensions persist.
News
The Greek government has officially opened its residential renovation subsidy platform, offering grants reaching 36,000 euros for home improvements. While the initiative aims to boost property energy efficiency, concerns have emerged regarding the management of electricity metering across thousands of households.
News
A major investigation in Rhodes has exposed a criminal syndicate involving law enforcement officers and civil servants. The network facilitated financial crimes and illicit money flows that had long been treated as an open secret on the island.