Three in ten Greeks now feel more comfortable discussing their finances with AI than with a person, adopting the technology faster than most Europeans, according to a European Consumer Payment Report 2025 by Intrum.
Government spokesperson Pavlos Marinakis has reaffirmed the administration plans to strengthen gun-ownership laws and increase inspections. The issue was brought to the fore again following the deadly family-feud shooting in Vorizia, Crete, on November 1, which left two dead and six injured.
The government will begin distributing, starting Monday, aid totaling approximately €600 million to 2.4 million citizens, the Ministry of National Economy and Finance has announced.
More than 5 million Greek households will benefit from permanent income support starting in 2026, through measures totaling €3.2 billion annually, included in the new State Budget submitted to Parliament this week by Economy and Finance Minister Kyriakos Pierrakakis.
Voters in the Serb-run part of Bosnia cast ballots on Sunday to elect a new president after former pro-Russian leader Milorad Dodik was removed from office over separatist policies that were stoking instability in the ethnically tense Balkan nation.
Low-pensioners will receive a new permanent €250 support earlier than planned, with payments starting Monday, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announced in his weekly Sunday-morning post.
Top officials from the United States, Ukraine, and national security advisers from France, Britain and Germany hold talks in Geneva on Sunday to discuss Washington’s draft plan to end the war in Ukraine.
Rain and thunderstorms are expected Sunday, mainly in western regions, while northern areas will see unusually high temperatures for the season.
Ukraine’s Western allies rallied around the war-torn country on Saturday as they pushed to revise a US peace plan seen as favoring Moscow despite its all-out invasion of its neighbor. President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has vowed Ukrainians “will always defend” their home.