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Ηealth team deployed to Patra after student’s death from fulminant meningitis
A team from Greece’s National Public Health Organization (EODY) is heading to Patra in the western Peloponnese on Wednesday after the death of a 20-year-old student from a severe form of bacterial meningitis, known as fulminant meningitis.
Deputy prosecutor files away complaints in Predator spyware case involving Androulakis and Koukakis
Supreme Court deputy prosecutor, Achilles Zisis, has filed away the criminal complaints made by PASOK President Nikos Androulakis and journalist Thanasis Koukakis. The legal action was directed at the individual whose prepaid bank card was allegedly used to pay for SMS messages infected with the Predator spyware that were sent to the complainants.
Artificial intelligence can be fair
From bias to sustainability, head of the Athena Research Center explores transformative potential of AI and our responsibility in its evolution
Tzannes designs Australia’s tallest timber tower in Sydney’s CBD
Australia’s tallest timber tower is set to rise in Sydney’s CBD, with a 13-storey boutique office building designed by renowned architecture firm Tzannes, according to reports. The building, at 4-6 York Street, will be developed by New York-based investor Tony Cheng through his company, NGI Investments.
Cyprus farmers urged to milk opportunities for Halloumi’s future
Goat and sheep farmers must adopt strategic approaches to overcome seasonal challenges and meet the growing demand for Halloumi, says Stavros Stavrou, president of the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry and chairman of the Monitoring Committee for Halloumi Production.
Man faces charges for 16 break-ins in Thessaloniki
A 46-year-old man has been charged with multiple counts of burglary after allegedly breaking into 16 homes in the municipality of Thermaikos, Thessaloniki, in northern Greece, stealing cash, valuables, and personal belongings.
Turkey replaces pro-Kurdish mayor in southeast with state official, ministry says
Turkey removed another elected pro-Kurdish provincial mayor on Wednesday over convictions on terrorism-related offences, the interior ministry said, temporarily appointing a state official in her place amid a widening opposition crackdown.
An unlikely symbol of cooperation, the barn owl brings Arab and Israeli scientists together
It soars over the borders and divisions of the war-torn Middle East, bringing Arab and Israeli academics together.
Greece says EU set to take tougher line on migration, but won’t copy Trump administration tactics
Greece’s migration minister said on Tuesday the European Union is poised to take stricter measures on migration in 2025, with a focus on expanded deportations, but would not adopt the hard-line methods used by the Trump administration.
Grief and reverence mark a shepherd’s farewell
The solemn reception of the body of Archbishop Anastasios of Albania unfolded at the Kakavia border crossing at 9 a.m. local time on Tuesday.
Tractors block northern roads
The number of farmers joining protests for a reduction in production costs is rising in northern Greece.
Smart tax compliance via new app
The Independent Authority for Public Revenue (AADE) has launched myDATAapp, a mobile application poised to transform the way Greek freelancers and businesses manage their finances.
Aegean Airlines launches scholarship program for aspiring engineers
Aegean Airlines is giving young individuals the chance to pursue a career in civil aviation, through the new cycle of its Aircraft Engineer Training Scholarship Program it has just launched.
Short rentals grow despite taxes
State measures have not contained their proliferation, with 9% more assets listed in 2024.
Tips to stay safe if a hotel fire erupts
After a deadly fire swept through a ski lodge in Turkey last Tuesday, killing at least 79 people, multiple surviving guests and hotel workers said they did not hear fire alarms and, in their desperate attempt to get out, could not locate the fire escapes.
Titan America launches for NYSE IPO
Titan Cement International announced on Tuesday that its Belgian subsidiary, Titan America, parent of its US operations, has launched a roadshow for an initial public offering (IPO) of 24 million common shares.
Fuel sales in Cyprus decline
The sales of petroleum products in Cyprus showed an annual decrease of 2% in December 2024 compared with December 2023, the Statistical Service of Cyprus (CyStat) announced on Monday.
Crucial deals for Nicosia and Cairo
The agreements “that we are going to sign on February 17 are among the most important agreements that the Republic of Cyprus has signed and concern the exploitation of the specific natural gas fields,» Cypriot Minister of Energy, Trade and Commerce Giorgos Papanastasiou said.
More positive signs in tourism
Market insiders warn, however, that it may still be too early to tell for the entire season.