Greece News in English

Good morning! It’s 2nd March, and here’s your Greece daily news capsule.

Iran condemns Trump and Netanyahu as "dirty criminals," claiming they crossed a red line.

Keir Starmer reassures Cyprus was not targeted in Iranian missile attacks.

Death toll rises to 115 from the attack on a school in Minamb, Iran.

A concert in Ilion marks three years since the tragic Tempe accident.

Israel sounds sirens after missile launches from Lebanon, prompting evacuations.

Emergency measures implemented in Souda amid rising tensions with Iran.

Mitsotakis warns against further escalation following attacks on Iran.

Seven military commanders reported dead in recent Iranian media reports.

The Consumer Protection Authority is on alert regarding fuel market fluctuations.

Spring weather brings sunshine and occasional clouds, with rain expected in Crete.

In sports, Roma and Juventus draw in a thrilling match at the Olimpico.

The national basketball team faces challenges as Rogkavopoulos is out for the Montenegro game.

This national team could replace Iran if they withdraw from the World Cup.

The 2026 Eurovision Greek final sees Akylas advance with a significant lead.

Christoforos Papakaliatis shares behind-the-scenes glimpses from the new season of "Maestro."

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