February, 2026

Albanese backs US action against Iran, labels regime ‘without legitimacy’

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has declared that Australia supports United States efforts to prevent Iran from obtaining a nuclear weapon, following the launch of American and Israeli military strikes against Iranian targets ordered by US President Donald Trump. In a statement issued…

28 February, 2026

WORLD

Iranian ballistic missiles strike U.S. Fifth Fleet base in Bahrain

Iran launched ballistic missiles on Saturday targeting the headquarters of the United States Navy’s Fifth Fleet in Bahrain, in what Tehran described as a retaliatory response to the joint military campaign conducted by the United States and Israel. According to reports from…

28 February, 2026

WORLD

UNITED STATES AND ISRAEL LAUNCH LARGE-SCALE STRIKES ON IRAN

Tehran responds with ballistic missiles as regional tensions escalate Trump calls for regime surrender; Netanyahu names operation “Lion’s roar” February 28, 2026 The United States and Israel have launched a large-scale military operation against Iran, marking a dramatic escalation in Middle East…

28 February, 2026

SPORTS

Ten-Man Panathinaikos triumph on penalties in Plzen to reach Europa League last 16

Panathinaikos booked their place in the UEFA Europa League Round of 16 after a dramatic penalty shootout victory over Viktoria Plzen, sealing qualification despite playing part of extra time with ten men. Following a 1–1 draw in the Czech Republic and a…

27 February, 2026

WORLD

Iran as the trigger, Taiwan as the prize: The strategic game behind the diplomacy

China has reportedly published annotated satellite imagery identifying every F-22 Raptor stationed at Israel’s Ovda Air Base. Each aircraft was individually tagged in Chinese characters on Weibo. Iran as the trigger, Taiwan as the prize: The strategic game behind the diplomacy. Eleven…

27 February, 2026

GREECE

Sovereignty in the Spotlight: Samaras demands answers on Crete deal and Kasos obstruction

For some time now, I have expressed my concerns regarding our national issues. Unfortunately, recent developments have borne out my warnings. Sovereignty in the Spotlight: Samaras demands answers on Crete deal and Kasos obstruction. As a former Prime Minister, I do not…

27 February, 2026

GREECE

Justice Over Power: Karystianou rejects cabinet offer and challenges Georgiadis to debate

Maria Karystianou is no longer only the mother seeking justice for her daughter. In a revealing interview on the programme Kathares Kouvendes on Open TV, she described her transition into active politics, announcing the creation of a new political party before the…

27 February, 2026

AUSTRALIA

One Nation surge signals voter revolt as immigration and living costs reshape Australian politics

Fresh federal polling reveals a dramatic shift in Australia’s political landscape, with One Nation gaining rapid ground while support for Labor and the Greens continues to slide — a trend increasingly driven by voter anger over cost-of-living pressures, housing shortages and long-running…

27 February, 2026

COMMUNITY

Premiering of Something’s going on with Lazaros, presented by the EEAMA Theatre Group

All is set for the premiere of the comedy Something’s Going On with Lazaros, staged by the EEAMA Theatre Group. As director Haris Konstantinidis told us, audiences can expect plenty of laughter — enough to “shake the seats”. The EEAMA theatre company…

26 February, 2026

COMMUNITY

A legacy of freedom lives on: Melbourne Epirotes mark 113 years since Ioannina’s liberation

Members of Melbourne’s Epirote community came together on Sunday 22 February to mark the 113th anniversary of the liberation of Ioannina, in a moving commemoration organised by the Panepirotic Association of Melbourne and Victoria. The event served as both a tribute to…

26 February, 2026

OPINION

Return from Syria: Security, law and the political stakes

The possible return of 11 Australian women linked to ISIS and their 23 children from camps in northern Syria has evolved into a major political and social issue. Reports that most may resettle in Victoria, with roughly one-third heading to New South…

25 February, 2026

VICTORIA

Melbourne motorists rescue council budget

Motorists’ parking fees save Melbourne City Council budget amid overspend Melbourne motorists have unintentionally rescued the City of Melbourne’s budget, with a $5.1 million windfall in parking meter fees covering a multimillion-dollar overspend on consultants and software. According to the latest Quarterly…

24 February, 2026

February 2026

Albanese backs US action against Iran, labels regime ‘without legitimacy’

Iranian ballistic missiles strike U.S. Fifth Fleet base in Bahrain

UNITED STATES AND ISRAEL LAUNCH LARGE-SCALE STRIKES ON IRAN

Ten-Man Panathinaikos triumph on penalties in Plzen to reach Europa League last 16

Iran as the trigger, Taiwan as the prize: The strategic game behind the diplomacy

Sovereignty in the Spotlight: Samaras demands answers on Crete deal and Kasos obstruction

Justice Over Power: Karystianou rejects cabinet offer and challenges Georgiadis to debate

One Nation surge signals voter revolt as immigration and living costs reshape Australian politics

Premiering of Something’s going on with Lazaros, presented by the EEAMA Theatre Group

A legacy of freedom lives on: Melbourne Epirotes mark 113 years since Ioannina’s liberation

Return from Syria: Security, law and the political stakes

Melbourne motorists rescue council budget

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