Dora Bakoyannis: “Did you count the islands? We still have them all”
Former Foreign Minister Dora Bakoyannis sarcastically defends Greek sovereignty after Mitsotakis-Erdogan talks, saying “Did you count the islands? We still have them all.”
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Belgian Police raid European Commission over property sale scandal
Belgian police raid EU Commission offices in Brussels investigating suspected irregularities in €900M property deals during previous Commission tenure.
Chair collapses during Turkey’s Justice Ministry handover ceremony
Turkey’s new Justice Minister faces embarrassing chair malfunction during handover ceremony, appearing shorter than predecessor on live TV despite staff attempts to fix it.
Kim Jong Un chooses teenage daughter as North Korea successor
Kim Jong Un selects teenage daughter Kim Ju Ae as North Korea successor, marking potential historic shift in the secretive regime’s power structure.
Michael Schumacher’s brother gets engaged to partner in joyful celebration
Ralf Schumacher announced his engagement to his partner, Étienne Bousquet-Cassagne, through a joint social media post. The 50-year-old former Formula 1 driver and Étienne Bousquet-Cassagne shared the happy news on Tuesday, February 10, via Instagram….
Saint Meletios of Ypseni: The silent faith that restored souls and monasteries (Video)
Discover the inspiring story of Saint Meletios of Ypseni through AI technology, showcasing how silent faith restored a monastery and transformed countless lives in Rhodes.
Greece property auctions surge: Tax debt forces sale of warehouses, apartments, plots from €7,000 to €3.5 million
Greece’s tax authority launches massive property auction program with over 40 properties from €7,000 to €3.5 million as overdue debts exceed €112.5 billion.
Hotel sales revolution: How algorithms boost online bookings and revenue
Revolutionary algorithms are transforming hotel sales, with properties seeing 25-30% revenue increases through data-driven booking strategies and AI-powered pricing.
Alexis Tsipras meets President Tassoulas as PASOK crisis unfolds
Former PM Alexis Tsipras meets President Tassoulas while monitoring PASOK’s internal crisis and potential new political formations ahead of party congress.
Israel joins Trump’s “Peace Council” for Gaza reconstruction
Israel joins Trump’s Peace Council for Gaza as Netanyahu visits Washington, marking new US-Israel cooperation phase amid ongoing Middle East tensions.
Ankara meeting: Erdogan shifts from “Mitsotakis yok” to “dear friend”
Erdogan’s tone shifts from hostile “Mitsotakis yok” to “dear friend” as Greek and Turkish leaders meet in Ankara, signaling potential breakthrough in relations.
Mitsotakis-Erdogan meeting: What was gained and left open
Greek PM Mitsotakis meets Turkish President Erdogan in Ankara, achieving diplomatic progress while key disputes over maritime zones remain unresolved.
Revolut opens virtual branch in Greece March 31 – Central bank demands
Revolut launches virtual branch in Greece March 31 with stricter ID rules. Bank of Greece demands Greek IBANs for all customers, boosting digital banking competition.
Alpha Bank study reveals Greece’s housing crisis and market pulse
Alpha Bank study reveals Greece’s housing crisis: 35% of homes remain vacant while urban centers face acute housing shortage and rising prices.
These famous companies have started using insects in their products
Major food brands like Kinder, Ferrero, and Ehrmann are secretly using insect ingredients in everyday products from chocolates to yogurts as natural colorings.
“Save-Business” Program: Application Deadline Extended to February 13
Greece extends energy efficiency program deadline to February 13, offering businesses funding for energy upgrades and carbon reduction projects.
From UBS to Bezos: Ed Ruscha’s record returns make him art market gold
Ed Ruscha’s artwork has become a hot investment asset, with major players like Jeff Bezos and UBS driving record-breaking auction prices and impressive returns.
AKTOR Group and Suez International strategic partnership
AKTOR Group partners with global water leader Suez International to tackle Greece’s growing water crisis as the country ranks 19th globally for scarcity risk.
Greek 10-year bond yield drops to 3.34% in oversubscribed auction
Greek 10-year government bond yield falls to 3.34% in heavily oversubscribed auction, raising €300 million with bids totaling €785 million.
Chalandri school: Principal removed after forcing students to dig
Greek school principal removed after forcing students to dig with hoes instead of organizing school trips, following parent complaints and investigations.