Turkey Accepts Greece-Cyprus Cable, but Demands Survey Notice – Greek City Times

Turkey Accepts Greece-Cyprus Cable, but Demands Survey Notice – Greek City Times

Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan says Ankara does not oppose the Great Sea Interconnector, but insists that vessels conducting maritime surveys provide Turkey with written notification and coordinates. Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan has said Turkey has no objection to the Great Sea Interconnector (GSI), the planned electricity link between Greece and Cyprus, while demanding …

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Greece approves plans to open Homeric School archaeological site to visitors

Greece’s Central Archaeological Council (KAS) has unanimously approved plans to make the Agios Athanasios archaeological site in northern Ithaca accessible to visitors, paving the way for the creation of an archaeological park amid the island’s characteristic landscape of olive groves, other vegetation and traditional stone terraces. Source link

Critical PHP Flaws Put Websites at Risk as Security Patches Loom – Greek City Times

Critical PHP Flaws Put Websites at Risk as Security Patches Loom – Greek City Times

Cybersecurity agencies have warned organisations to prepare for emergency security updates after developers of the widely used PHP programming language announced patches for two critical vulnerabilities that could expose websites to cyberattacks. The vulnerabilities have been rated 9.2 out of 10 on the CVSS v4.0 severity scale, with European cybersecurity officials warning that organisations unable …

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Mani grapples with fake permits, death threats

Authorities have uncovered forged building permits and falsified documents used to authorize construction in western Mani in southern Greece as the head of the local planning office faces death threats for refusing to certify properties that do not meet legal requirements. Source link

Greece Targets Bribes in Licence Exams

Greece Targets Bribes in Licence Exams

Greece is reviving long-stalled plans for driving test cameras as part of a €2.1 million overhaul that aims to stamp out bribes and give learner drivers a fairer exam. Deputy Infrastructure and Transport Minister Giorgos Kotsiras signed the program contract on 20 October. Secretary-General for Information Systems and Digital Governance Dimosthenis Anagnostopoulos signed it too. …

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Michalis Dardaneliotis Faces Trial Over Alleged Forged Will

Michalis Dardaneliotis Faces Trial Over Alleged Forged Will

Michalis Dardaneliotis, head of the Mykonos-based charity Chain of Hope, will stand trial over the alleged forgery of a 92-year-old Kolonaki woman’s will, according to a judicial council ruling. Michalis Dardaneliotis. Photo: Proto Thema The Athens Council of Misdemeanour Judges referred four people to the Three-Member Felony Court of Appeal in Athens. Besides Michalis Dardaneliotis, …

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Police Arrest 19 Over €1m Paiania Haul

Police Arrest 19 Over €1m Paiania Haul

ATHENS, October 2026 — Police have arrested 19 people over a copper cable theft operation that allegedly stripped 25 kilometres of cable, worth more than €1 million, from a French company’s worksite in Paiania. Officers carried out simultaneous raids in Attica and in Boeotia, north-west of Athens, after obtaining arrest warrants for all 19 suspects, …

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