Greece News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th May, and here’s your Greece daily news capsule.

Eurovision 2026: Bulgaria wins with "Bangaranga," Greece finishes in tenth place with Akyla.

Over 80,000 protesters march in London for simultaneous rallies by nationalists and pro-Palestinians.

Nikos Dendias delivers fiery remarks at the New Democracy conference, signaling concerns over elections.

Olympiakos storms past Kolossos with a 97-58 victory, securing their place in the next round.

Turkish media reports Baykar and Safran deal undermines Greek plans for UAV Patrollers.

Hearts condemn incidents at Celtic Park, calling it a disgrace for Scottish football.

Greek police prevent potential suicides of three minors during investigation of two 17-year-olds.

Investigation ongoing into the 24-year-old woman who fell from a seventh-floor apartment in Piraeus.

U.S. issues warrant for the husband of Christina Exarchouleas, missing since 2017, suspected of murder.

3.2 billion euros in overdue debts targeted by Greece's tax authority using AI and electronic tools.

Mandatory vehicle withdrawals coming soon; older cars face stricter inspections and potential bans.

Used Car Expo 2026 sees a surge in car sales with flexible payment options and significant discounts.

Chinese entrepreneur rises from poverty to billions, partnering with Musk and Cook to build her empire.

Changes to mobile phones effective June 1st; new features aim to enhance user experience significantly.

Video: Marios Iliopoulos sings AEK anthem with children outside the stadium, creating a memorable moment.

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