A 46-year-old Greek national has pleaded not guilty in a London court to allegedly conducting surveillance on a journalist working for an Iranian opposition television station on behalf of a foreign intelligence service. Ioannis Aidinidis appeared in court on Friday, November 6, where he denied the charges brought against him under Britain’s National Security Act. …
Start-ups of Greek founders that develop innovative AI solutions are gaining an increasingly strong presence in the portfolios of investment funds. Source link
Greece’s population is projected to shrink by almost three million people by 2080, as an ageing population and persistently low birth rates deepen the country’s demographic crisis, according to a new European Commission report. The Commission’s 2027 Ageing Report, released on November 5, forecasts that Greece’s population will decline from approximately 10.4 million in 2025 …
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Greek Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis says hackers compromised his email account and used his personal details to place orders for hundreds of luxury cars and firearms without his knowledge. Georgiadis revealed the incident in a social media post on Friday, saying the unauthorised orders were made on his birthday. Adonis Georgiadis email hacked According to …
Hundreds of airline passengers in Europe had their flights diverted or given military escorts this week after a series of bomb threats that officials have said were malicious hoaxes. Source link
Greece is preparing to resume seabed surveys for the long-delayed electricity interconnector linking Greece and Cyprus, with a new navigation warning expected to clear the way for operations in the coming days. Athens expects to issue a Navtex notice by Monday, allowing the French-flagged research vessel Abeille Marengo to restart seabed surveys for the Great …
Four amateur runners talk to Kathimerini about their training, their moments of doubt, and what they expect from Sunday’s marathon run to the finish line at Panathenaic Stadium in Athens. Source link
SYDNEY: Greek-Australian bakeries and cafés continue to make their mark on Sydney’s food scene, combining traditional recipes passed down through generations with contemporary flavours that are attracting a wider Australian audience. From family-run patisseries producing baklava, galaktoboureko and spanakopita to modern cafés experimenting with Greek-inspired pastries, the city’s Greek food heritage remains an important part …
Long before Chris Pappas was elected to the US Senate, the New Hampshire Democrat was tracing his family roots to Livadi, a mountain village in central Greece whose emigrants helped sustain the community for generations. His great-grandfather, Arthur Pappas, was among those who left for America in search of a better life. Source link