Tag: Greece


  • Greta Thunberg Deported as Gaza Flotilla Activists Sent Abroad

    Greta Thunberg Deported as Gaza Flotilla Activists Sent Abroad

    Greta Thunberg and 170 Gaza flotilla activists deported to Greece and Slovakia In a statement late Monday, Israel said Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg and 170 other participants of the Gaza aid flotilla were deported to Greece and Slovakia. The foreign ministry described the group as “participants of a PR stunt,” asserting that their deportation…

  • Panathinaikos Edges Žalgiris in Lithuania as Baldwin Drops 36

    Panathinaikos Edges Žalgiris in Lithuania as Baldwin Drops 36

    EuroLeague Thriller in Lithuania: Panathinaikos Edges Žalgiris In a much-anticipated EuroLeague showdown, Panathinaikos faced Žalgiris Kaunas on the hosts’ home floor in Lithuania. The encounter lived up to the hype, delivering high-intensity defense, breakout runs, and a late-game stretch that decided the outcome. The final score read 84-81, with the Greek giants narrowly clinching the…

  • Global Sumud Flotilla to Gaza: Live Updates on the Israeli Interception

    Global Sumud Flotilla to Gaza: Live Updates on the Israeli Interception

    Global Sumud Flotilla to Gaza: A Live Update on the Interception and Aftermath The Global Sumud Flotilla, a humanitarian mission comprised of ships carrying demonstrators and aid toward the Gaza Strip, faced a decisive confrontation as Israeli naval forces intercepted the flotilla in international waters, less than 70 miles from Gaza. The operation unfolded amid…

  • Gaza latest: Global Sumud flotilla intercepted as protests erupt worldwide

    Gaza latest: Global Sumud flotilla intercepted as protests erupt worldwide

    Israel intercepts the Global Sumud Flotilla en route to Gaza In a dramatic development late last night, Israeli forces intercepted the Global Sumud Flotilla, a multi-ship convoy attempting to break the blockade on Gaza. The Israeli foreign ministry said the passengers were safe and in good health after being transported to Israel, with plans to…

  • Kaity Grey’s Will Sparks Greek Inheritance Battle

    Kaity Grey’s Will Sparks Greek Inheritance Battle

    Overview: A Contested Will in Kaity Grey’s Estate The surprise centerpiece of Kaity Grey’s ongoing public story is a handwritten will that has just entered the probate pipeline in Greece. Filed with the Court of First Instance, the document is slated for formal publication on October 22. According to reports on the Greek program “To…

  • Kaity Grey Estate Dispute Heats Up as Grandson Named Heir in Will

    Kaity Grey Estate Dispute Heats Up as Grandson Named Heir in Will

    The will and its purported contents In the wake of the beloved Greek singer Kaity Grey’s death on January 19, 2025, the saga surrounding her estate has taken a new turn. The handwritten will, filed with the Athens First Instance Court, is scheduled to be publicly published on October 22. According to the Greek television…

  • Valeri: VAR missteps and a no-penalty call—analysis of Round 5 controversies in Greek Super League

    Valeri: VAR missteps and a no-penalty call—analysis of Round 5 controversies in Greek Super League

    Overview: Valeri’s role in Round 5 controversies Paolo Valeri, the deputy president of the Greek refereeing body and VAR Manager, delivered his analysis of the most debated moments from the fifth round of the Stoiximan Super League. He stood in for Stefán Lanouá and addressed both the Gouma goal at the Piraeus stadium and the…

  • The Tragedy of the Prime Minister’s Falcon

    The Tragedy of the Prime Minister’s Falcon

    The 1999 Falcon Tragedy: A Dark Day for Greece On July 14, 1999, Greece faced an unimaginable loss when the Prime Minister’s Falcon aircraft tragically crashed in Romania. This event not only shocked the nation but also marked a significant turning point in the political landscape of Greece. Among the six lives lost was Giannos…

  • The Tragedy of the Prime Ministerial Falcon: A Nation in Mourning

    The Tragedy of the Prime Ministerial Falcon: A Nation in Mourning

    The 1999 Falcon Crash: A Dark Day for Greece The Falcon air tragedy of 1999 remains one of the most significant and somber events in recent Greek history. On July 14, during a flight to Bucharest, Romania, the government-owned Falcon jet tragically crashed, claiming the lives of six individuals, including the then Deputy Foreign Minister,…

  • Fire in Apartment in Aigaleo: Three Rescued

    Fire in Apartment in Aigaleo: Three Rescued

    Fire Breaks Out in Aigaleo In the early hours of Sunday, September 14th, a significant fire erupted in a first-floor apartment within a three-story building on Agios Gerasimos Street in Aigaleo, Greece. The incident raised immediate concerns among local residents and prompted a swift response from emergency services. Heroic Rescue Efforts Upon receiving the emergency…