Greece News in English

Good morning! It’s 10th February, and here’s your Greece daily news capsule.

Severe storms and winds up to eight Beaufort expected across Greece today.

Tragedy in Chios as a suspected smuggler faces scrutiny amid rising injuries.

A mother gives parking instructions to her daughter, leading to a fatal accident in Elefsina.

Minimum wage set to increase in Greece starting April first, with new labor regulations.

Big Mouth reveals a major scheme involving training funds and ministerial involvement.

Japan's elections empower far-right leader Sanae Takaichi, raising concerns about militarism.

A 60-year-old fisherman is missing in Gytheio, with his boat found on rocky shores.

Strong storms are hitting Attica; residents brace for more rain and severe weather.

A pedestrian was struck and left at the scene in Chania; police are investigating.

Blackout expected tomorrow in Volos as farmers and fishermen plan a motorcade protest.

Iran faces scrutiny over violent crackdowns, with heavy weapons used against protesters.

Five Canadian miners kidnapped in Mexico are reported dead, raising alarm.

Criticism of Trump intensifies at Munich Security Conference, warning of political disaster.

US will not support European troops in Ukraine, according to Russian Foreign Minister Lavrov.

Spotify merges books and audiobooks, introducing a new feature called Page Match.

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