Former Prime Minister Andrej Babis’s ANO party won the Czech parliamentary election and plans to form a government, potentially with support from far-right and Eurosceptic parties

A Lithuanian MEP claims that ships owned by the Alafouzos, Economou and Tsakos shipping groups are connected to Russia’s shadow fleet and has called on the European Commission to impose sanctions

At least 6,500 passengers were affected after multiple drones were spotted over Munich Airport, causing flight cancellations and delays, while authorities discuss stricter airspace control measures

 In the case of a nuclear war, the American can do this or that, but otherwise, the Europeans are realizing for the first time that you can’t outsource your defense

Munich Airport resumed operations after drone sightings forced overnight cancellations and diversions, disrupting thousands of passengers ahead of Germany’s national holiday

Israeli forces intercepted nearly all ships of the Global Sumud Flotilla, detaining over 400 activists, including Greta Thunberg. While Netanyahu hailed the operation, the UN and worldwide protesters condemned it as a violation of international law

George Gerapetritis said Athens was in contact with the Israeli side beforehand and on Thursday

All schools in the Greek capital will remain closed on October 3 to honor Saint Dionysius the Areopagite, the city’s patron saint, giving students a long weekend

Greece’s air traffic controllers meet October 8 to approve a two-year overtime freeze, extending reduced traffic limits until 2027.

Greece’s historic railway network faces a major setback as authorities plan to convert Peloponnese tracks into cycling paths and sell the OSE headquarters, sparking controversy over the future of national rail infrastructure

Hours of debate between EU leaders produced few results. Mitsotakis pressed for southern border protection, but Greece’s insistence on preserving veto power puts Athens in awkward alignment with Viktor Orbán’s Hungary

Emergency medical teams continue monitoring activist Panos Ruci during his 18th day of a hunger strike in Athens

Israeli forces boarded the Greek vessel 'Oxygono' carrying aid to Gaza, detaining activists who will be deported to Europe. Despite the raid, 24 ships from the international flotilla continue toward the blockaded enclave

Widespread showers and thunderstorms, some severe with hail, will affect much of Greece, while temperatures remain unusually low and winds reach up to 7 Beaufort in the Ionian.

Local communities and railway groups denounce the government’s plan to dismantle the Peloponnese rail-line built in 1882 and recently renovated with EU funds, to create a cycling route, calling it a waste of resources and a blow to regional development

The total number of overnight stays by visitors in Airbnb-style rentals for Q2 of 2025 rose by 17.8% compared to the same quarter of 2024.