Greece News in English

Good morning! It’s 15th January, and here’s your Greece daily news capsule.

The financial audit of the Victims' Association of the Tempi tragedy reveals concerning findings.

The frigate Kimon is en route to the Salamis Naval Base, with the Prime Minister set to welcome it.

Iran has temporarily closed its airspace, as Trump claims he was told that killings have stopped.

A businessman with a criminal past has been arrested in Palio Faliro for possession of weapons.

The head of the Greek Civil Aviation Authority resigns following a blackout incident in Athens' airspace.

A 22-year-old in Finikounda retracts his statement, claiming he did not fire the gun in a double homicide.

Oxidized munitions have been discovered at the bottom of Thessaloniki's port, raising safety concerns.

In Heraklion, a doctor has been missing for 38 days, prompting renewed search efforts by local authorities.

A government cover-up of an EU letter on mandatory vaccination for monkeypox is being called out by a politician.

The U.S. is urged to take targeted action against Iran's Khamenei, according to Nobel laureate Shirin Ebadi.

A viral video shows an ICE agent in Minnesota forcibly removing a woman from her vehicle.

The former president of Cyprus, George Vassiliou, has passed away, leaving a legacy of leadership.

Experts warn that the targeting of women through artificial intelligence has just begun.

The Euro NCAP has released its list of the safest cars for 2025, highlighting top performers.

Market turmoil continues as concerns grow over rising oil prices and economic instability.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!