3.3 magnitude earthquake hits Heraklion, Crete (Image)
A 3.3 magnitude earthquake struck Heraklion, Crete on Wednesday morning, with its epicenter located 15 kilometers south of Tsoutsouros at a depth of 10.8 km.
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Four suspects detained in Chios migrant smuggling case that killed at least 15 people when speedboat collided with Greek Coast Guard vessel during chase.
Greek citizen arrested for German naval sabotage was “above suspicion”
Greek citizen arrested for German naval sabotage had clean record and shocked family members, but 19 bank books and USB drives found raise serious questions.
Greece tracks crypto: Tax authority monitors digital transactions
Greece joins OECD crypto tracking system. Tax authority monitors digital transactions, exchanges from January 2026. End of crypto anonymity for investors.
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Discover what modern real estate investors demand from construction companies and how the value partner model is transforming property development collaborations.
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Saudi art market explodes as Safeya Binzagr’s painting sells for $2.1M, ten times estimates, revealing art as investors’ safe haven amid Middle East uncertainty.
How much money does your employer owe you if you didn’t take vacation
Learn how much your employer legally owes you for unused vacation days when leaving your job. Compensation varies by years of service under Greek employment law.
Greek joint venture “Atlantic Sea LNG Trade” will supply US LNG to Ukraine in March
Greek consortium secures first US LNG shipment to Ukraine via Revithoussa terminal, strengthening Greece’s role as key European energy transit hub.
National Graduation Diploma launch date and university admission changes
Greece launches major education reform with National Graduation Diploma starting 2027, transforming high school from exam prep to substantial learning environment.
ONEX Group enters rail vehicle sector with major Greek railway plans
ONEX Group makes strategic entry into Greece’s rail sector with €20M investment, establishing comprehensive rolling stock production and maintenance center.
Carbon Farming Schools 2025: DEH and Open Farm promote sustainable agriculture to students
Greek energy company DEH partners with Open Farm to complete Carbon Farming Schools 2025, teaching over 740 students sustainable agriculture practices across 12 schools.
UNI-PHARMA secures European patent for breakthrough fatty liver supplement
UNI-PHARMA receives European patent for Hepatrat®, an innovative supplement showing significant improvements in fatty liver disease treatment through clinical trials.
Greece’s AI-powered tax model sets new European standard
Greece transforms from Europe’s tax evasion problem to AI-powered success story, recovering €3.9 billion in two years through digital innovation.
Empty homes crisis: Tax burden and renovation costs keep thousands of properties off the market
Greece has 2.3 million vacant homes while facing a housing crisis. Tax burdens, renovation costs, and rental risks keep properties off market despite high demand.
Chevron to visit Athens in two weeks: Papastavrou announces key deals
Chevron executives to visit Athens in two weeks to sign four major energy contracts as Greece positions itself as Europe’s key energy hub amid Russian gas ban.
Youth benefits and support programs: What young people are entitled to
Discover government benefits and support programs available to young people in Greece, including Youth Pass, entrepreneurship grants, and housing allowances.
“Violanta”: New expert appointed for deadly explosion investigation
New expert appointed to investigate deadly Violanta factory explosion that killed five workers. Labor Center’s request accepted by Fire Service authorities.
PAOK fan in stable condition after tragic Romania crash
PAOK fan remains intubated in stable condition at Romanian hospital after tragic crash that killed seven. Doctors report encouraging recovery signs.
National Diploma reform: Greece launches 9-month education dialogue
Greece launches comprehensive 9-month dialogue on National Diploma reform to modernize high school education, starting 2027-28 without abolishing university exams.
Nea Peramos Murder: 27-year-old’s 6-day ordeal revealed
Forensic evidence reveals 27-year-old victim was held captive and tortured for six days before execution-style murder in Greece’s shocking kidnapping case.