Chiara Ferragni acquitted in Pandorogate scandal: “A nightmare is over”
Italian courts acquit social media star Chiara Ferragni in high-profile Pandorogate fraud case, ending two-year legal nightmare that shook Europe’s influencer industry.
Italian courts acquit social media star Chiara Ferragni in high-profile Pandorogate fraud case, ending two-year legal nightmare that shook Europe’s influencer industry.
Greek taxi drivers continue strike action Thursday with planned protest convoy to Prime Minister’s office, as union vows to fight until the end.
Chaos erupts in Athens as road collapses near metro construction site. Contractors missing while residents fear for building safety amid concrete repairs.
Massive factory fire in Wolverhampton forces evacuations as 100+ firefighters battle toxic smoke clouds that spread across the city, closing schools and roads.
Greek Navy’s new Belharra frigate “Kimon” sails home from France to Salamis Naval Base, marking a new era of naval power with ceremonial reception.
EU approves massive €90 billion support loan for Ukraine as von der Leyen emphasizes Europe’s unwavering commitment to Ukrainian defense and reconstruction.
Greek farmers’ nationwide committee votes to accept dialogue with PM Mitsotakis, agreeing to keep roads open during negotiations while maintaining blockades.
Greek Foreign Minister emphasizes NATO unity and condemns attacks on commercial vessels while defending international law principles during meeting with Dutch counterpart.
Σοβαρή υποβάθμιση ενός παρωχημένου συστήματος και όχι εξωτερική παρέμβαση δείχνει το πόρισμα για το blackout στο FIR Αθηνών, σύμφωνα με όσα ανέφερε ο αεροναυπηγός και εκδότης του περιοδικού «Πτήση και Διάστημα», Φαίδων Καραϊωσηφίδης, μιλώντας στον…
Iran’s Revolutionary Guards threaten missile strikes as tensions with the US reach breaking point amid nationwide protests and Trump’s calls for regime change.
Greece moves February 2026 pension payments to January 28. EFKA announces earlier payment schedule affecting IKA, NAT and public sector retirees nationwide.
Greek PM announces major agricultural reforms: farmers get EU’s cheapest electricity, diesel tax exemption, and accelerated compensation payments after talks.
Iran protests continue with death toll exceeding 2,000 as Trump threatens military intervention and announces tariffs on countries trading with Tehran.
Iran’s prosecutor announces death penalty charges for protesters amid ongoing anti-government demonstrations, sparking international alarm over human rights violations.
Official report reveals “digital noise” from desynchronized systems caused the Athens FIR blackout on January 4, leading to airport communications failure.
Greece successfully raises €4 billion through 10-year bond with strong investor demand exceeding €51 billion, achieving favorable 3.47% yield in international markets.
Mother of Tempe train crash victim opposes political party formation, calling for focus on legal justice three years after Greece’s deadliest rail disaster.
Global IT spending reaches historic $4.25 trillion in 2025, marking fastest 14% growth since 1996, driven by massive AI infrastructure investments and cloud adoption.
Authorities warn about dangerous phone scam using international numbers. Learn which country codes to avoid and how scammers trick victims into expensive callbacks.
A 50-year-old man in Greece stabbed his wife in the neck and held police at bay for 45 minutes, threatening suicide before being arrested for attempted murder.