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Ali Khamenei's Home Destroyed By Israel Air Strike (photos)
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Five Notable Foreign Leaders Captured By US
U.S. President Donald J. Trump, on Saturday, January 3, announced the capture of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro following an overnight joint military operation in Caracas. Speaking at a news conference from his Mar-a-Lago residence in Palm Beach, Florida, Trump described the raid as a high-risk extraction carried out against what he called a heavily fortified target in the heart of Venezuela’s capital.
When a Year-End Victory Lap Meets Rural Revolt
As the year draws to a close, the Greek government finds itself caught between two competing imperatives: containing a wave of farmer protests that has proven stubbornly resistant while trying to remind the public of its purported progress on several economic and social issues.
Saudi Arabia Warns Security Is Red Line as UAE Withdraws Remaining Forces from Yemen
FILE PHOTO: Southern separatist fighters are pictured during clashes with government forces in Aden, Yemen August 29, 2019.
Drivers Get a Break as Farmers Pause Roadblocks in Northern Greece
Protesters ease travel disruptions over the New Year holiday while awaiting a nationwide meeting that will determine the next phase of their mobilizations Greek farmers and livestock producers have announced a brief suspension of their roadblocks across northern Greece, allowing traffic to move freely for a few days before resuming protests in early January.
Egnatia Motorway Toll Prices Rise from January 2026
New toll rates come into force on Greece’s major northern highway, increasing travel costs as the motorway officially enters a new concession period New toll prices will take effect on the Egnatia Motorway from midnight on January 1, 2026, following the approval of the concession agreement by the Greek parliament in December. The changes coincide with the official transfer of the motorway’s operation to a private concessionaire, which begins at the start of the new year.
Greek Mountaineer Escapes Avalanche After Last-Minute Decision
A Greek mountaineer narrowly escaped death after canceling a planned climb at the last moment, avoiding an avalanche that killed four fellow climbers in the Vardousia mountain range in central Greece. The man, identified only as Angelos, had initially planned to join the group but decided not to go shortly before their departure. The four experienced climbers continued with their ascent, believing weather conditions would allow them to reach one of the area’s peaks. They never returned.
Greece Faces Icy New Year’s Eve as Temperatures Swing Sharply
Greece rings in the New Year under a brief but intense winter outbreak, with sharp temperature drops, strong northerly winds and local snowfall, followed by a rapid warm-up and unsettled weekend weather across many regions Greece bids farewell to the year in a distinctly wintry setting, as a fast-moving cold air outbreak brings a sharp drop in temperatures, strong northerly winds, and localized snowfall, even at relatively low elevations.
Athens Public Transport Changes on New Year’s Eve
Metro, tram, bus and trolley services in the Greek capital will operate on adjusted schedules on December 31, with earlier final departures across all lines Athens will operate with modified public transport schedules on New Year’s Eve, as authorities introduce changes similar to those applied in previous years. Passengers are advised to plan their journeys in advance, as services will stop earlier than usual across the metro, tram, bus and trolley networks.
Rent Rebate Paid to 39,330 Beneficiaries in Greece
Nearly €9 million was credited to eligible renters, while thousands are still pending payment due to missing bank details, with the next transfer scheduled for mid-January Greek authorities have completed a new round of rent rebate payments, crediting a total of €8.9 million to 39,330 eligible beneficiaries on Tuesday. The payments were made to individuals who had submitted valid bank account details (IBAN) or updated their tax declarations within the required timeframe.
Traffic Disruptions in Central Athens on New Year’s Eve
Police have announced road closures in key areas of the Greek capital from Tuesday evening, as public celebrations for the New Year take place in central locations Drivers in Athens are advised to plan ahead on New Year’s Eve, as traffic restrictions and road closures will be enforced in several central parts of the city due to official holiday celebrations.
New Year’s Eve Shopping Hours in Greece
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A Year of Miracles or Disasters?
What has changed since last November, beyond increased fluidity and more active U.S. interest in the region? Around the Foreign Ministry, two approaches are observed Annus mirabilis or annus horribilis? What will 2026 be for the global order and, in particular, for Greek diplomacy? A year of miracles or disasters? Predictions remain rather uncertain.
Greece’s power grid operator faces key funding decisions on €7.5 bn projects
Greece’s Independent Power Transmission Operator, known as ADMIE, is approaching a critical moment that could shape the country’s energy future for decades as it seeks funding for large-scale electricity transmission projects that are essential to the country’s energy security and regional role. According to ADMIE’s latest presentation during the announcement of its nine-month financial results, the operator has lined up projects worth €7.5 billion covering the period from 2025 to 2034.
Tatiana Schlossberg, JFK’s Granddaughter, Dies at 35
The journalist and author passed away weeks after revealing she had been diagnosed with a rare and aggressive form of leukemia, a condition she publicly wrote about shortly before her death Tatiana Schlossberg, the granddaughter of former US President John F. Kennedy, has died at the age of 35, just weeks after publicly disclosing that she was battling a rare form of leukemia. Her death was announced on Tuesday through a social media post by the John F. Kennedy Presidential Library and Museum.
Super Car Driver Seen on TikTok Driving at Speeds of 250km/h
The man remained unidentified as of Tuesday, although his face is clearing visible. He was filmed, without wearing a seatbelt, by a passenger riding next to him in the super car speeding through the streets of a west Athens neighborhood Greek Police (EL.AS) are looking for a local man shown in a TikTok video driving a Lamborghini through the streets of a west Athens district in broad daylight at speeds of up to 250 kilometers an hour.
First Traffic Cameras in Athens Record More Than 10K Red Light Violations
A pilot program that was simultaneously installed fields eight cameras operating with an AI system The first few days since the installation of new traffic cameras in the greater Athens-Piraeus area has witnessed more than 10,000 red light violations alone, according to a relevant digital governance minister on Tuesday, who spoke on the state broadcaster’s news radio station.
Producers' Roadblock Subsiding Ahead of New Year's Holiday
At the same time, representatives of protesting farmers and stockbreeders insist that mobilizations will continue in the new year Representatives of protesting farmers and stockbreeders around the country on Tuesday appeared adamant that roadblocks along major highways and toll booths will resume after the New Year’s holiday on Thursday. At the same time, some roadblocks were being lifted or partially lifted in order to allow motorists to travel for the holiday.
Employee Upskilling Actions Worth €70M Approved by Greek Ministry
The initiative, co-funded by the EU, focuses on the practical application of artificial intelligence in business operations. The Greek Ministry of Digital Governance approved twelve new actions worth €70 million, aimed at employee upskilling in the private sector as part of its “2021-2027 Digital Transformation Plan”.
Greece to Close 10 Tax Apps for New Year Holiday
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) will suspend access to multiple digital platforms for declarations and payments from December 31, reopening most on January 2, while some services will be available on January 1 The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) will suspend access to multiple digital platforms for declarations and payments from December 31, reopening most on January 2, while some services will be available on January 1 Greece’s tax authority, the...
Greek Authorities Seize 12 Tons of Unsafe Food Ahead of Holidays
Thousands of inspections across Athens uncovered spoiled products, poor hygiene and widespread violations, as officials impose heavy fines to protect consumers during the festive shopping season Greek authorities have stepped up inspections across the holiday marketplace in the greater Athens area, uncovering widespread food safety and hygiene violations and seizing large quantities of unsuitable products.
Greek Authorities Seize 12 Tons of Unsafe Food Ahead of Holidays
Thousands of inspections across Athens uncovered spoiled products, poor hygiene and widespread violations, as officials impose heavy fines to protect consumers during the festive shopping season Greek authorities have stepped up inspections across the holiday marketplace in the greater Athens area, uncovering widespread food safety and hygiene violations and seizing large quantities of unsuitable products.
Over 10,000 Red-Light Violations Recorded by Traffic Cameras
Early results from new smart traffic cameras in the Athens region reveal widespread dangerous driving, as authorities prepare to begin issuing digital fines directly to motorists’ mobile phones from mid-January More than 10,000 red-light violations have been recorded in just the first days of pilot monitoring by newly installed traffic cameras in the wider Athens area, according to Greek government officials.
Note Found in Search for Missing Greek Firefighter
Greek authorities are investigating new developments in the disappearance of a 45-year-old firefighter, as a handwritten note and digital data have emerged while search efforts continue for a seventh consecutive day. The missing man, Konstantinos Gkinis, is the commander of a local fire service unit in northern Greece. He was last seen one week ago in the broader Serres region, and despite extensive searches, no trace of him has yet been found.
Beloved Greek Christmas Carol by Andre Rieu's Johann Strauss Orchestra
Greek soprano Christina Petrou performing the best-known Christmas carol, Christos Genate (Χριστός γεννᾶται), during a live performance in Maastricht last week Renowned Dutch violinist and maestro André Rieu, the founder of the waltz-playing Johann Strauss Orchestra, featured Greek soprano Christina Petrou performing the best-known Greek Christmas carol, Christos Genate (Χριστός γεννᾶται), during a live performance in Maastricht last week.
Athens Activates Emergency Measures to Protect the Homeless From the Cold
A homeless man lies on the sidewalk of a central Athens street, Thursday, Dec. 18, 2025.
Greek Cypriot Farmers Attacked By Turkish Forces in Buffer Zone
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Wreckage of place carrying Libyan Chief of General Staff Muhammad Ali Ahmad al-Haddad found
Photo Would you like to save this selection to obtain the price for similar content, of the same format, in the future? ANKARA (Turkey), 23/12/2025.- A handout photo made available by the Turkish armed forces shows Libyan Chief of General Staff Muhammad Ali Ahmad al-Haddad (R) being received by Turkish Chief of General Staff Selcuk Bayraktaroglu (L), in Ankara, Turkey, 23 December 2025.
Rifondazione Comunista Congress Highlights Internal Strife
The Rifondazione Comunista party recently convened its congress on February 9, 2025, amid dismal weather and bleak prospects. Rain fell heavy over Montecatini Terme, echoing the party's internal struggles and dwindling electoral support. Rifondazione, once a significant force on the Italian political scene, now grapples with its identity and future.
Nainggolan's Comeback Overshadowed By Heavy Defeat
Radja Nainggolan, the former Belgian international midfielder, faced a challenging return to the pitch as his team, Lokeren-Temse, suffered a heavy 0-5 defeat against La Louvière on Sunday evening. This match marked Nainggolan's first start for Lokeren-Temse following his recent legal troubles, which included being arrested on suspicion of connections to organized crime.
Tisrin Dam Area Under Heavy Shelling By Turkish Forces
Artillery shelling near the Tisrin Dam, located in northern and eastern Syria, has erupted, sparking concerns about the safety and stability of the area. The shelling is attributed to the Turkish occupying army and groups of mercenaries affiliated with them. This situation, currently underway, is part of the broader military actions by Turkish forces, which have been involved in various conflicts across Syria.
Lilly Becker Awaits Possible Dschungelkönigin Title With Emotional Surprise
Lilly Becker is set to become the queen of the jungle as the finale of 'Ich bin ein Star – Holt mich hier raus!' approaches. On February 9, 2025, she could be crowned, marking not only her triumph on the show but also coinciding with her son Amadeus's birthday on February 10. This special connection has sparked excitement among fans and producers alike, who are gearing up for something truly heartwarming.
State Police: Your Position Unacceptable, Lagos Assembly Tells IGP Egbetokun
The Lagos State House of Assembly has kicked against the position of the Inspector-General of Police, IGP, Olukayode Egbetokun, that Nigeria is not ripe for the establishment of state police. Speaker of the House, Rt. Hon. Mudashiru Obasa, directed the Clerk of the House, Barr. Olalekan Onafeko, to write the Inspector-General and the National Assembly stating that the state lawmakers reject Egbetokun’s position.
US Defense Chief Re-Hospitalized After Prostate Cancer Treatment
US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin was re-admitted to a hospital with an unspecified bladder issue Sunday afternoon after being treated for prostate cancer in December. Austin was transported to Walter Reed National Military Medical Center in Bethesda, Maryland by his security detail around 2.20 p.m. (1920GMT) "for symptoms suggesting an emergent bladder issue," Pentagon spokesperson Maj. Gen. Pat Ryder said in a statement.
2 Ex-Guantanamo Bay Inmates To Return To Afghanistan Monday
Two former Guantanamo Bay prison inmates are set to return to their home country, Afghanistan, from Oman on Monday, a Taliban official said.
Khan-Backed Candidates Lead As Election Commission Announces Pakistan Poll Results
Candidates, mostly linked to jailed former Prime Minister Imran Khan's political party, won the most seats as Pakistan's election commission announced on Sunday final results of the Feb. 8 general elections. The independents got 101 seats, followed by former Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's Pakistan Muslim League - Nawaz (PML-N) winning 75, while Bilawal Bhutto Zardari's Pakistan People's Party managed to grab 55.
Armenia Needs To Revise Its Constitution To Achieve Regional Peace
The revision of the Armenian Constitution has been a topic of debate as the normalization process between Armenia, Azerbaijan and Türkiye progresses. That is because the Armenian Constitution's spirit and philosophy are based on a declaration of independence that recognizes the regions of Azerbaijan and Türkiye as Armenian. Armenian officials have demonstrated, via their actions over the last 30 years, that it is more than simply a text; it is also part of Armenia's official policy.
Israeli Shelling Results In 1 Killed, 9 Injured In Southern Lebanon
One person was killed Saturday and nine injured, including children, in an Israeli attack that targeted the vicinity of a mosque in southern Lebanon, according to the official Lebanon News Agency. "After finishing the (Isha) prayers, children came out to the door of the mosque in the town of Hula, in the district of Marjaayoun, then they were targeted by artillery shelling of 155 mm caliber," the agency stated.
US Says It Carried Out 'Self-Defense Strikes' Against Houthis In Yemen
The US said on Saturday that it conducted "self-defense strikes" against explosive uncrewed surface vehicles (USVs) in areas of Yemen controlled by the Houthi group. "On Feb.
Watchdog Says Voter Turnout In Pakistan Elections Around 47%
Some 60 million out of nearly 129 million registered voters cast their ballots in Pakistan's Feb. 8 general elections, an independent polls watchdog said on Saturday, indicating the voter turnout to be around 47%. The figure was released by the Free and Fair Election Network (FAFEN) in its premilitary observation report on the vote. The official voting percentage, however, is yet to be released.
5.7 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Hawaii's Big Island
A 5.7 magnitude earthquake shook Hawaii's Big Island on Friday causing several aftershocks. The US Geological Survey originally put the strength of the quake at a 6.3 magnitude before lowering it to 5.7. The quake produced strong shaking across the chain of islands in the US state located in the Pacific Ocean, but no injuries or damage have been reported. "We didn't know what to do so we sat in our doorways," Alia Zannoni told Hawaii News Now.
Gazan Girl, 2, Loses Limbs, 5 Family Members In Israeli Attack
Two-year-old Hoor Abu Nusair, lost two of her limbs and her family when an Israeli bomb targeted the Abu Nusair family home in Deir al-Balah in central Gaza. Hoor lost all five members of her family, parts of her left hand, and two fingers on her right hand, in addition to injuries to her feet and head. The child is one of the countless victims of the Israeli onslaught on the Gaza Strip that entered its fifth month.
Israeli Invasion 'Typical Of European Colonialism': Middle East Monitor Head
The head of the London-based press monitoring organization, Middle East Monitor, likened Israel's ongoing occupation of Palestine to European colonialism in an interview with Anadolu on Friday. "Israel and its allies are fighting against the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip. This is this is the reality. This is, you know, typical of European colonization," said Daud Abdullah. "Wherever Europeans went, in the Americas, in Australia, and in Africa, this is how they behaved.
Israel Fears US Recognition Of Palestinian State: Israeli Media
Israel fears American recognition of a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip, Israeli media reported Friday. "Political sources in Israel expressed their concern about the intense activity of the American administration to promote the idea of establishing a Palestinian state in the West Bank and Gaza Strip under a unified government based on what is known as a renewed Palestinian authority," according to the Maariv newspaper.
Denmark Says It Would Continue Funding UN Agency For Palestinian Refugees
Denmark confirmed Friday that it would not withdraw funding to the UN Agency for Palestinian Refugees (UNRWA) because de-funding would "accelerate a humanitarian conflict" in the Gaza Strip, said media broadcaster, DR News. Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen said Denmark would make the planned financial assistance as scheduled to the UN agency in March. "UNRWA is the organization in Gaza that has the ability to ensure the civilian population just a decent living," said Rasmussen.
Violence Against Prison Officers Rising In UK: Report
Violence against prison staff in Britain has risen since the coronavirus pandemic, with 23 attacks per day recorded last year in England and Wales, according to a study released Friday. The report by the Community trade union warned that without "major, generational reform," the "epidemic of violence will only get worse." Martin Geddes, a prison officer who suffered catastrophic injuries during an attack, told Sky News he was ambushed by an inmate who stole his baton and beat him around his head.
4 Suspects With Toes To Mossad Arrested By Turkish Forces
Four of seven suspects arrested for suspected ties to the Israeli intelligence service admitted Friday to connections to Mossad, according to official documents. Seven of the nine suspects who were detained by the joint operation of the National Intelligence Organization (MIT) and the General Directorate of Security (EGM) were arrested and four confessed to ties to Israeli intelligence, according to a referral letter prepared by the Istanbul Chief Public Prosecutor's Office.
Kremlin Says Preparations To Putin's Visit To Türkiye 'Underway'
By Elena Teslova MOSCOW (AA) — Preparations are underway for Russian President Vladimir Putin to visit Türkiye, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Thursday. The date will be determined, taking into account the terms of an upcoming presidential election in Russia slated for March 17, and the schedule of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Peskov said at a news briefing in Moscow. "As soon as these dates are agreed, we will announce them together with our partners," Peskov said.
China Football Association Halts Partnership With Argentina After Messi Is No-Show In Hong Kong: Chinese Media
The China Football Association temporarily halted its partnership with the Argentine Football Association and purged almost all news regarding Lionel Messi from its official website, according to Chinese media outlets. It came after Messi did not show up for Sunday's friendly match against Hong Kong XI.
New York Police Detain Pro-Palestinian Protesters Ahead Of Biden Speech
New York City police detained dozens of pro-Palestinian protesters Wednesday for blocking the street in front of the building where President Joe Biden was set to speak. A scuffle broke out between New York Police Department (NYPD) officers and protesters gathered around the building in Manhattan where Biden's campaign event was set to take place ahead of the November presidential elections.
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