Greece still has not many incidents of deepfakes but an increase has been observed, the head of the police’s Department for Electronic Crime, Vassilis Papakostas, tells Kathimerini. “The deepfake incidents we have are mostly to do with pornography, revenge porn or sexual blackmail and coercion,” he says, adding that from April 2023 to January 2024…
A rather subdued session at the Greek stock market on Monday saw most stocks yield ground for a second day in a row.
In diplomacy, illusions are both a curse and a trap. I was reading the headlines of newspapers and websites about the recent statements of Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan. “[Fidan] revives Turkish provocations” was a headline that came up a lot.
The Greek Music Workshop, led by singer-songwriters and musicians Vasilis Prodromou and Nikos Plios, presents an evening filled with Greek songs and melodies that have withstood the test of time.
Main opposition party SYRIZA released a statement on Monday condemning Israel’s continued bombardment of the Gaza Strip.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis will meet separately with two representative groups of farmers at the Maximos Mansion on Tuesday to discuss the ongoing mobilizations and proposed relief measures.
Urban guerrillas had gone silent since 2018. That is, until last December, when a bomb was placed outside the headquarters of the riot police in Athens last December.
A Greek skier died after a group of skiers was hit by an avalanche at Bulgaria’s Borovets Ski Center on the northern slopes of Rila mountain range on Monday, Bulgarian media reported.
Acclaimed Cypriot pianist and composer Stavros Lantsias presents his latest album titled “My Ennio Morricone” at the Half Note Jazz Club (17 Trivonianou).