South Korea: Seoul uses hologram police to combat crime (Video)
Seoul deploys life-size hologram police officers to deter crime, achieving a 22% reduction in crime rates. The innovative technology project may expand citywide.
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Philippines earthquake: Greek resident describes panic and chaos
Greek resident in Philippines describes terrifying moments as 7.4 magnitude earthquake triggers mass panic in shopping mall, with people screaming and running for exits.
Gaza hostages: Who are the 20 believed alive and returning to Israel
The number of hostages in Gaza who are set to return to Israel, believed to be alive, stands as a symbolic figure from the history of this war: a round number of 20. The ceasefire,…
New Schengen entry system launches: Who’s affected and what changes
Europe’s new digital Entry-Exit System launches Sunday, replacing passport stamps with biometric data for non-EU travelers visiting Schengen countries.
Maria Corina Machado dedicates Nobel Peace Prize to Venezuela and Trump
Venezuelan opposition leader Maria Corina Machado dedicates Nobel Peace Prize to her people and President Trump for his support in Venezuela’s fight for freedom.
John Lodge dies at 82: legendary Moody Blues bassist and singer
John Lodge, legendary bassist and singer of the Moody Blues, dies at 82. The progressive rock pioneer helped create timeless classics like “Nights in White Satin.”
Ukraine: Russia launches missile and drone strikes on Kyiv – 7-year-old boy killed
Russian forces launch massive missile and drone assault on Kyiv, causing widespread power outages and killing a 7-year-old boy in Zaporizhzhia region.
Greece’s tax authority opens “black box” of whistleblower reports
Greece’s tax authority launches massive audit operation, evaluating hundreds of whistleblower reports to uncover major tax evasion and money laundering cases.
Nobel Peace Prize 2025: How likely is Trump to win and his reaction if he loses
Trump campaigns for Nobel Peace Prize 2025 but faces slim odds. Academy decided before Gaza ceasefire, favoring UN Secretary-General or International Criminal Court.
Alexis Tsipras: “I’m not withdrawing” – Interview reveals plans
Former Greek PM Alexis Tsipras breaks silence in first interview since resigning from parliament, revealing future political plans and denying withdrawal from politics.
Pregnant Woman at Attikon Hospital: Vision Thriller After Husband’s Fork Attack
A 39-year-old pregnant woman fights to save her vision after her husband attacked her with a fork at Attikon Hospital. Doctors work to prevent permanent blindness.
Israel-Hamas Gaza ceasefire deal: What’s next for Middle East peace
Historic Israel-Hamas ceasefire agreement brings hope for lasting Middle East peace after two years of devastating conflict in Gaza.
China traffic chaos: Cars stuck for 24 hours in epic jam
Millions of Chinese drivers endured 24-hour traffic nightmare returning from National Day holidays, creating the worst traffic jam in history at major toll station.
Putin takes responsibility for Azerbaijan plane crash with 38 deaths
Putin admits Russian anti-aircraft systems caused Azerbaijan plane crash killing 38, promises compensation in rare public acknowledgment of responsibility.
Lidl Greece cuts prices on 140+ fresh fruits and vegetables by 13%
Lidl Greece absorbs VAT costs, offering 13% discounts on 140+ fresh fruits and vegetables in two phases through November, reinforcing affordable quality food access.
Oscar-winning “Emilia Perez” premieres on Nova Sunday October 12
Oscar-winning crime thriller “Emilia Perez” premieres on Nova Sunday October 12. Don’t miss this acclaimed film about transformation and redemption.
THEON secures €300 million financing deal with consortium of 9 banks
THEON International secures major €300 million revolving credit facility from consortium of 9 international and Greek banks, supporting growth and expansion plans.
METLEN and Karatzis Group partner for Greece’s largest energy storage facility
METLEN partners with Karatzis Group to develop Greece’s largest 330MW energy storage facility, marking a major milestone in the country’s green energy transition.
End of delays and excessive fees in money transfers
New EU regulations make euro transfers faster, safer and cheaper. Instant payments mandatory from January 2025 with no extra fees for eurozone users.
Greek tax authority makes toll receipt printing optional
Greece’s tax authority makes toll receipt printing optional to reduce paper waste and improve traffic flow, solving a chronic environmental problem.