Cyprus customs seize 28,000 counterfeit condoms
Cyprus customs officials have seized 28,000 counterfeit condoms in Limassol found in a consignment that had arrived from Greece. Source link
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Giorgos Tsalikis’ Car Vandalised Outside Athens Nightclub
Greek singer Giorgos Tsalikis has reported damage to his car after an unidentified person allegedly smashed its windows with a stone outside a nightclub on Kifisias Avenue in Athens. Tsalikis revealed the incident through a video posted on his personal Instagram account, expressing surprise and frustration over the damage. In the video, the singer questioned …
Gang of outboard engine thieves netted €800,000
Police in southern Attica said Thursday they’ve broken a gang that stole €800,000 worth of outboard engines and other fittings from parked vessels, disassembled them and sent them to Albania in long-distance coaches. Source link
Meta Sued in Australia Over Social Media Harm to Children
Meta and its platforms, Instagram and Facebook, are facing a class-action lawsuit in Australia over allegations that their design encourages addictive behaviour and creates harmful dependencies among children. Eight people filed the lawsuit in the Federal Court of Australia, the country’s second-highest court, seeking compensation for exposure to harmful content or social media addiction they …
Turkey to host regional and European foreign ministers for talks on regional conflicts, source says
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan will host his counterparts from Egypt, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, Britain, France and Germany in Istanbul on Friday for talks on regional conflicts, a Turkish diplomatic source said on Thursday. Source link
US Declines to Take Position on Turkey-Libya Maritime Deal
The US State Department has called for good-faith negotiations to resolve maritime disputes, responding to a question about the eastern-based Libyan House of Representatives’ ratification of the Turkey-Libya maritime memorandum. The US State Department did not explicitly comment on the memorandum’s legality or the Libyan parliament’s decision. Instead, it highlighted the benefits of resolving maritime …
Serbs in northern Greece plan pyjama protest over voting restrictions
Serbian citizens living in northern Greece have vowed to travel to Athens in their pajamas on Sunday to protest against being denied the opportunity to vote in Thessaloniki, as they have in previous elections. Source link
Greek Military Helicopter Makes Hard Landing on Kalymnos
A Greek military helicopter made a hard landing on the southeastern Aegean island of Kalymnos on Thursday morning, with all occupants reportedly escaping injury. The Huey helicopter was conducting a reconnaissance mission when the incident occurred on October 22, according to Greek media reports. The occupants were taken to hospital for precautionary medical examinations. No …
Pizza Fan tax fraud scheme allegedly used software to conceal revenue
Authorities investigating an alleged €25 million tax fraud scheme involving the popular food delivery and takeaway chain Pizza Fan believe specially installed software was used to conceal revenue and evade value-added tax payments. Source link
Pizza Fan Owner and Employees Arrested in €25 Million Greek VAT Probe – Greek City Times
Greek authorities have arrested the owner and several employees of Pizza Fan, one of Greece’s largest pizza delivery chains, as part of an investigation into alleged tax fraud involving at least €25 million in unpaid value-added tax (VAT). Nine people were arrested during a large-scale police operation on Thursday, October 22, targeting an alleged criminal …