Greece News in English

Good morning! It’s 27th January, and here’s your Greece daily news capsule.

USS Abraham Lincoln arrives in the Middle East amid escalating tensions with Iran.

Trikala accident challenges the Ministry of Labor's success narrative on workplace safety.

Prime Minister holds private talks with Olga Kefalogianni after the cabinet meeting.

Rutte warns Europe dreaming of defense independence from the U.S. is unrealistic.

Fire at a factory in Viotada exceeds one thousand degrees Celsius, causing tragedy.

EU and India finalize a trade agreement, dubbed the "mother of all agreements."

Another skier dies in an avalanche in the Alps, raising the death toll to twenty this month.

Sweden plans to lower the age of criminal responsibility to thirteen for serious crimes.

Nearly six thousand reported deaths in Iran amid ongoing protests and crackdowns.

European Commission launches investigation into scandal involving altered images of women.

Stock market sees cautious rise, with Cenergy and Viohalco leading the rally.

Banks introduce subscription fees for accounts, impacting depositors and the public sector.

New tax codes for 2025 published, raising concerns among accountants about compliance.

Fines imposed on major retailers for violations related to meat products.

GTA VI will not have a physical release, according to reliable insider sources.

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