Copper Thieves Suspected of Causing Fatal Explosion in Plaka 

Copper Thieves Suspected of Causing Fatal Explosion in Plaka 

Greek investigators believe an attempted copper theft caused the deadly gas explosion in Athens’ Plaka district on 25 September 2026, which killed six people. Police have arrested three men suspected of entering the three-storey building shortly before the blast and cutting a natural gas pipe while trying to steal copper tubing. According to footage obtained …

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Hackers Steal $6.3 Billion in World’s Biggest Cryptocurrency Heist

Hackers Steal .3 Billion in World’s Biggest Cryptocurrency Heist

Hackers have stolen $6.3 billion from Binance, the world’s largest cryptocurrency trading platform, in what analysts believe could be the biggest cryptocurrency theft ever recorded. US blockchain intelligence firms TRM Labs and Chainalysis attributed the attack to North Korean hackers. According to TRM Labs, the attackers targeted Binance wallets across 10 blockchains and transferred most …

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Three face charges over fatal Plaka gas explosion

Three men accused of damaging a natural gas pipeline while attempting to steal copper face serious charges over last month’s explosion in Athens’ Plaka district that killed six people. Source link

Oxi Day Doxology: Archbishop Makarios Welcomes Evzones

Oxi Day Doxology: Archbishop Makarios Welcomes Evzones

SYDNEY, October 2026 — Archbishop Makarios of Australia presided over the Oxi Day Doxology at the Cathedral of the Annunciation of Our Lady in Redfern on Thursday, with a detachment of the Greek Presidential Guard in attendance. His Grace Bishop Athenagoras of Canberra and the Chancellor of the Holy Archdiocese, His Grace Bishop Christophoros of …

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A thermometer for the city

Photographer Demetris Koilalous’s “Undisclosed City” moves from deserted Athens streets photographed during lockdown to intimate portraits of residents, probing the alienation and hidden lives behind the city’s facades. Source link

Boulos and Haftar’s game in Libya

In an interview with Kathimerini, Jalel Harchaoui, a political scientist specializing in North Africa, with a specific focus on Libya and contributor at the Royal United Services Institute, analyzes the factors that led to the ratification of the Turkish-Libyan memorandum. Source link

The Greek Salad Is Now a Luxury Scented Candle – Greek City Times

The Greek Salad Is Now a Luxury Scented Candle – Greek City Times

An Athens-made fragrance inspired by Greece’s famous horiatiki combines tomato leaf, cucumber, oregano and olive leaf, tapping into a growing appetite for fresh, garden-inspired scents. One of Greece’s most famous dishes has inspired what some may initially consider an unlikely choice for a luxury scented candle. The traditional Greek salad, or horiatiki, has been transformed …

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