HMS Trooper, designated N91, went missing in early October 1943 after a covert operation to land three Greek resistance agents on Kalamos, an island off Greece’s west coast.
Once famous for its beautiful beaches, luxurious hotels, and vibrant nightlife, Varosha stands frozen in time, with a feeling of abandonment and decay throughout its once-busy streets.
Police rescue kidnapped Portuguese businessman, British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak is about to lose his job, Tembisa Hospital CEO’s dubious appointment exposed, and Bebe Rexha threatens to ‘bring down’ music industry.
Japan reports record spike in potentially deadly bacterial infection, MK party ends boycott, Olympics in July will be ‘nearly impossible’ over extreme heat, and Russia overtakes US as gas supplier to Europe.
Violent protests erupt in Argentina, Elon Musk drops OpenAI lawsuit, Boeing sales tumble, ConCourt rules against Zuma’s MK Party, and Biplanes are back.
2024 Comrades Marathon results, Putin’s daughters make rare appearance, Secret ANC, DA talks ‘positive’, Body of missing British TV presenter found on Greek island, and Good news for load shedding in 2024.
China’s ‘gross’ work outfit rebellion, Zuma’s ill-health sparks concerns, Greece’s capital turns an orange hue with dust clouds from North Africa, Six arrests after violence at St George’s Day, and Hunters die after contracting The Zombie Deer Virus.
Scientists examining a unique society of mixed-species dolphins in Greece recently discovered a unique specimen with thumbs.
Biggest supermodels of all time join forces for epic cover, Amazon sued for maintaining monopoly power, How the mafia has taken over South Africa, and Hollywood writers can return to work after strike ends.
Raymond Ackerman has died, Why tablet sales tanked in South Africa, 14-Year-old boy dies after ‘One Chip Challenge, Villages cut off after ‘biblical’ downpours in Greece, and Venice entry fee will start next year.
Large parts of Europe resembles a post-apocalyptic movie as recent footage shows fires lapping at Italy’s Palermo’s international airport while two pilots were killed when their firefighting aeroplane lost control and crashed.
Diana signed the cards in her typical loopy style, and shows a close friendship between the Greek king and British princess.
Uber is doing the most, launching boat travel in Greece.
Phalaris himself had a bit of a torture fetish, and with human rights pretty much non-existent in the 6th century BC, something called the brazen bull was invented.
Ramaphosa still dithering while Rome burns, Unemployment rate eases a fraction, Oscars ‘Slap Crises Team’ is a joke, Ghislaine Maxwell appeals conviction, Choccies for breakfast, Ukraine gets a Banksy stamp to annoy Putin, Missing Brazilian’s remains found in shark, and a deadly train derailment in Greece.
A James Bond-themed superyacht that sails under the British flag, and is owned by a Swiss businessman, just sank into the shallow, azure waters of Greece.
The world’s richest person is dealing with a lawsuit from Twitter as well as a breakup, among other CEO/rich-guy things.
Nine years ago, thieves stole paintings by Pablo Picasso and Piet Mondrian from the National Gallery in Athens.
Caroline Crouch, 20, was found murdered in her home near Athens on 11 May. Her husband later confessed to killing her, after the evidence against him piled up.
Santorini, one of the most popular tourist destinations in Greece, has seen the tourism ‘machine’ come to an abrupt halt.
Best European Destinations has released its list of the safest European cities to visit once travel restrictions are lifted.
A YouTuber may have accidentally filmed a suitcase with a body inside it, while rambling on about death and murder.
The worst wildfires in Greece’s history have been raging on both sides of Athens since Monday, forcing thousands of locals and tourists to evacuate.
The European Union has suggested that Greece be sacrificed for the greater good and have made it harder for illegal migrants to enter into the rest of the continent.
The migrant situation in Greece is so dire that people are attempting to commit suicide over it as no one knows what the next step will is.
Greece might be in a mess themselves but, for Syrian refugees displaced by the horrors of life back home, anything is an improvement. Or is it.
When you have the ability to change the lives of thousands it’s easy to make false promises. Looks like this chap wasn’t joking though.
It seems the open letter craze just won’t die down, although this effort directed towards Elon Musk is rather amusing. With great power comes great responsibility.
Here’s one for the next dinner you go to, unless that dinner happens to be at your friend Stavros’ house of course. Pick your audience wisely my friends.
We know we shouldn’t laugh at the misfortune of others but hey, we didn’t make this video ourselves. Enjoy a 1970’s inspired take on the mess Greece finds itself embroiled in.