ChatGPT enters Greek schools with new “AI inSchools” program
Greece launches ChatGPT Edu in 20 schools with AI inSchools pilot program, bringing artificial intelligence to classrooms for teachers and students.
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Kyriakos Mitsotakis visits new Nea Penteli sports center rebuilt after 2024 fire
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis visited the reconstructed Nea Penteli sports center, rebuilt in record time after devastating 2024 wildfire.
Cyprus elections: Erdogan’s candidate Tatar faces moderate challenge
Critical elections in occupied Cyprus could reshape the Cyprus dispute as Erdogan’s candidate Tatar faces moderate challenger Erhurman in decisive vote.
Trump and Zelensky messages after White House meeting amid Tomahawk talks
Trump and Zelensky deliver separate messages after White House talks on Tomahawk missiles, with Trump calling for an end to killings and Zelensky citing productive discussions.
German taz newspaper ends print edition after 44 years
German taz newspaper ends 44-year print run, becoming first national daily to go digital-only due to distribution costs.
Gaza ceasefire: Hamas sets conditional disarmament terms
Hamas refuses unconditional disarmament one week after Gaza ceasefire, demanding specific terms for peace process continuation and five-year reconstruction plan.
Euronext CEO backs European capital markets integration plan
Euronext CEO Stéphane Boujnah supports German Chancellor’s call for unified European capital markets as Athens Stock Exchange acquisition moves forward.
ACTIVE: 30 years of innovation and leadership in ICT market
Active Group celebrates 30 years as Greece’s leading ICT provider with €70M turnover, announcing €25M investment plan for digital transformation expansion.
Kaizen Gaming named Best Workplace in Tech for third consecutive year
Kaizen Gaming recognized as Best Workplace in Tech for third year, employing 2,800+ across 19 countries with 60% in tech roles and 92% employee satisfaction.
Vehicle circulation fees 2026: When they’ll be posted on IAPR’s MyCar and penalties explained
Greece’s vehicle circulation fees for 2026 will be posted on MyCar platform from October 31st, with new penalty structure and December 31st payment deadline.
Greece announces €75 million in payments from e-EFKA and OAED
Greece’s Ministry of Labor announces €75 million in social security payments to over 86,000 beneficiaries through e-EFKA and OAED from October 20-24.
IRIS system: Who faces fines up to €20,000 for non-compliance
Greece’s IRIS payment system becomes mandatory from November 2025, with businesses facing fines up to €20,000 for non-compliance with new digital payment rules.
Asset Declaration 2025: The “trap” in the new process – Deadline
Asset declarations 2025 deadline approaches October 31st. New digital platform offers automatic data retrieval but comes with risks for taxpayers.
Greek short-term rental market by the numbers: Hosthub data reveals key trends
Hosthub’s 2025 data reveals Greek short-term rental market trends: occupancy up 2.16%, prices down 1.79%, with Athens and Crete leading growth patterns.
Greek Finance Minister meets US Treasury Secretary in Washington
Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis meets US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent in Washington to discuss investment opportunities and energy cooperation.
Warning! Raisin cake recalled by Greek food safety authority due to harmful substance
Greek food safety authority recalls raisin cake due to dangerous coumarin levels exceeding legal limits. Consumers urged not to consume the affected product.
British mother attacks husband in Crete hotel, nearly blinds him
British mother violently attacks husband at Crete hotel, nearly causing blindness after throwing phone at his eye in front of their three children.
Thessaloniki: Greek-American, 21, remanded for international child abuse ring
Greek-American, 21, remanded in custody for participating in US-based criminal network “764” that exploited minors globally through online child abuse and pornography.
Apollo Tower tragedy: “We heard a huge bang, we ran outside,” witness describes man’s fatal 24th floor jump
Eyewitness describes tragic scene as man jumps from Apollo Tower’s 24th floor: “We heard a huge bang, thought it was an explosion.” Second suicide at same location.
Google brings top AI tools to Greek university students for free
Google offers free AI Pro Plan access to Greek university students, including Gemini 2.5 Pro, Deep Research, and advanced creative tools for enhanced learning.