AI system to review and validate vehicle fines in Greece
Greece introduces AI platform to review vehicle fine objections, processing insurance violations, road taxes, and technical inspection cases with advisory recommendations.
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Turkey: Boeing collides with radar tower at Antalya airport
Boeing 777 collides with radar tower during landing at Turkey’s Antalya airport. Three passengers suffered minor injuries in the taxiway incident.
France mourns 11-year-old Liana: Hundreds attend funeral
Hundreds gathered in France to mourn 11-year-old Liana at her funeral, as the nation grieves the brutal murder that has shocked the country.
Middle East: Key points of US-Iran agreement revealed – What happens with Strait of Hormuz and nuclear program
Senior US official reveals key details of breakthrough US-Iran agreement covering nuclear program dismantling, Strait of Hormuz reopening, and sanctions relief.
Trump plans $60 million UFC “cage” at White House for birthday party
Trump plans controversial $60M UFC cage fight at White House for his 80th birthday, sparking outrage over taxpayer costs and rejected Hollywood invitations.
Kyranakis: “I kept my commitment, we deliver a railway with additional safety valves”
Greek Deputy Transport Minister completes tenure with major railway safety improvements following Tempe tragedy, delivering upgraded systems and infrastructure.
Konstantopoulou requests Tal Dilian and Grigoris Dimitriadis testimony
Greek MP Zoe Konstantopoulou requests parliamentary testimony from Tal Dilian and Grigoris Dimitriadis in ongoing phone surveillance investigation.
Pierrakakis at ECOFIN: No Capital Markets Union without unified supervision
Greek Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis argues at ECOFIN that unified European supervision is essential for Capital Markets Union success.
21-year-old caught stealing cemetery candles in Greece
Security cameras capture 21-year-old stealing bronze candles from Greek cemetery. Police arrest suspect after coordinated operation reveals theft spree worth €4,000.
Double murder in Aigio: Contradictions that exposed the Italian
Italian suspect’s contradictory statements and missing evidence puzzle investigators in shocking double murder case that has gripped Greece.
Alert in Lavrio: Bomb threat on Blue Star 2 ferry with 1,050 aboard
Emergency response activated as Greek ferry Blue Star 2 with over 1,000 people diverts to Lavrio port following bomb threat during Aegean Sea voyage.
Greek Coast Guard arrests smugglers after high-speed chase
Greek Coast Guard arrests two smugglers after dramatic high-speed chase across Aegean Sea, rescuing 15 Syrian migrants including women and children.
Huawei supports new generation of IT professionals in Greece with Graduate Program
Huawei’s Graduate Program supports young IT professionals in Greece, offering career development in technology and telecommunications with mentoring and training.
Rakuten Viber: What Greeks think about marriage revealed
New Viber Greece poll with 55,000+ votes reveals what Greeks really think about marriage, cohabitation, and dream weddings in modern society.
Vodafone Greece joins Athens Pride for 11th consecutive year
Vodafone Greece participates in Athens Pride for 11th year, promoting equality and inclusion with special offers for subscribers and community support initiatives.
Papastratos named Greece’s most attractive employer for 6th year
Papastratos wins Greece’s most attractive employer award for 6th consecutive year, marking 95 years of excellence in workplace culture and employee satisfaction.
Market Control Authority fines Flora Food €78,958 for unfair pricing
Greek Market Control Authority imposes €295,898 in fines for unfair pricing, misleading discounts, and counterfeit products in major retail crackdown.
Fuel prices to drop after Christmas: gas at €1.70, diesel at €1.45
Greek fuel prices expected to drop significantly after Christmas, with gasoline reaching €1.70 and diesel €1.45, returning to pre-war levels.
Greek minister: Inflation would be 3-4% higher without price caps
Greek Development Minister says inflation would be 3-4% higher without government price caps on food industry profits, defending consumer protection measures.
Stournaras on Katseli Law loans: “Supreme Court decision unclear”
Bank of Greece Governor criticizes Supreme Court’s ambiguous ruling on Katseli Law loan interest calculations, calls for clarity amid conflicting interpretations.