Greek Security Chief Fooled by Russian Pranksters Using AI Deepfake
Greece’s top security official reveals how Russian pranksters used AI deepfake technology to impersonate a Ukrainian official in a shocking intelligence breach.
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New Democracy vows legal action against online threats targeting party members
New Democracy’s Secretary vows legal action against social media threats following a deadly attack on party members that killed Vagia Nestora.
Zoe Konstantopoulou on Thessaloniki arson attacks: “Mitsotakis’s statement is suspicious”
Greek opposition leader Zoe Konstantopoulou questions PM Mitsotakis over Thessaloniki arson attacks, calls for full investigation into deadly incident.
Thessaloniki arson attacks: Phone records swept as anarchist groups go silent
Greek authorities sweep phone records after Thessaloniki arson attacks as suspected anarchist groups fall suspiciously silent under counter-terrorism scrutiny.
Athens Building Collapse: Residents Plea to Recover Lost Heirlooms
A resident’s daughter pleads for help recovering family heirlooms after the Petralona building collapse in Athens: “I don’t want anyone to forget us.”
Greece wildfire in Korinthia contained after major firefighting operation
A major wildfire in Spathvouni, Korinthia has been contained after 85 firefighters, 21 vehicles, and 12 aircraft battled strong winds to prevent disaster.
Assassination attempt in Thessaloniki: Chilling video captures suspect planting incendiary device
Exclusive CCTV footage captures the suspect planting an incendiary device at a Greek MP’s home in a brazen assassination attempt in Thessaloniki.
Seven women arrested in illegal brothel raids across Athens
Seven women arrested in Athens and Kallithea as police raid three illegal brothels, seize cash, and probe potential human trafficking links.
Pierrakakis calls for a central EU frequency auction instead of 27 national ones (Video)
Eurogroup President Pierrakakis proposes a single EU frequency auction to replace 27 national ones, aiming to boost Europe’s telecom sector.
Greece abolishes widow’s pension cuts: What changes for thousands of beneficiaries
Greece permanently scraps widow’s pension cuts affecting 80,000+ beneficiaries. Labor Minister Kerameus outlines three key categories and what changes for each.
Economist Conference Athens 2026: Progress in an Age of Turbulence
Europe stands at a critical crossroads. Security, economic resilience, and energy autonomy have emerged as fundamental priorities for the European project, amid a global environment of multiple crises. With the central theme “Progress in an…
Pierrakakis: Europe must shift its mindset to strengthen sovereignty
Eurogroup President Pierrakakis warns Europe’s era of geopolitical innocence is over, calling for a bold mindset shift and faster EU integration.
Sustainability with realism: DEPA’s energy transition strategy
DEPA Commercial is redefining energy sustainability in Greece by blending renewables, green hydrogen, and high-efficiency gas units into one bold strategy.
SEAJETS Diverts Rafina Ferry Routes to Lavrio Port on July 3
SEAJETS reroutes Rafina ferry departures to Lavrio port on July 3 due to a strike, affecting routes to Andros, Tinos, Mykonos, Paros, and Naxos.
Anti-Plastic Bag Campaign Takes Over Syntagma Square, Athens
TEXAN and NextStep Media unite at Athens’ Syntagma Square for a major anti-plastic bag awareness event, marking World Plastic Bag Free Day.
Plaisio unveils new board of directors focused on digital transformation
Plaisio announces a new Board of Directors combining technology, AI, and retail expertise to drive its next phase of digital transformation and growth.
DEI Blue & Visa Summer EV Charging Rewards: Earn Up to €18/Month
DEI Blue and Visa reward EV drivers with up to €18/month cashback this summer through Greece’s largest public charging network.
COSMOTE TELEKOM ART/TECH Roadshow: Art & Technology Tour Across Greece
COSMOTE TELEKOM’s ART/TECH Roadshow returns for a second year, touring 16 Greek cities with free open-air cinema, VR experiences, and AI technology.
How Shein and Temu Are Dodging the EU’s New €3 Import Fee
From July 1st, the EU’s new €3 import fee targets Shein and Temu — but Chinese platforms have already found a workaround.
Oil prices stabilize near pre-war levels amid US-Iran talks progress
Oil prices stabilize near pre-war levels as US-Iran nuclear talks progress, with Brent near $72 and Saudi exports recovering to 90% of pre-conflict levels.