Greek Train Collision and Cover-Up

A train collision in Greece resulted in the country's deadliest railway disaster, with 57 people killed. New evidence suggests that the victims may have died in a fire following the crash. Victims' families and independent investigators accuse the government of negligence and cover-up. Public distrust is fueled by missing evidence and perceived missteps in the investigation. The crash highlights broader corruption issues in Greece's railway system.

Greek Wildfire

Thousands forced to flee their homes around the Greek capital as firefighters battle worst wildfire of the year. At least one person dead, several towns evacuated, and EU members send support. Climate change worsens conditions.

Shooting of Greek Border Guard at Greek-Turkish Border

A Greek border guard was shot in the abdomen at the Greek-Turkish border. The injuries are not life-threatening. The shooter is believed to be a human trafficker. The incident occurred as the officers were patrolling along the Evros River.

Imprisonment of Albanian Mayor on Vote-Buying Charges

Albanian mayor from Greek minority imprisoned on vote-buying charges, raising tensions with Greece. Greece calls for stop to process, citing impact on Albania's EU application. Mayor offered money for votes, arrested before election. Court gives him a two-year sentence.