How Elon Musk and the right are trying to recast reporting as ‘doxxing’
For years, journalists have written about the social media posts of government employees to help reveal the positions, motivations and actions of public officials.
Cyprus rises in anti-corruption rankings
Cyprus has made progress in its fight against corruption, according to Transparency International.
European losses for PAOK and Panathinaikos
PAOK went down to Steaua Bucharest in Toumba on Thursday for the first leg of their tie in the Europa League, while Panathinaikos suffered an upset by Vikingur Reykjavik in Helsinki for the Conference League.
Man kills wife, then takes own life in Serres
A 59-year-old man who killed his 52-year-old wife in the village of Sitochori, Serres, in northern Greece, took his own life hours later, authorities said.
True intentions or a bluff?
He’s going to take over Gaza and oust the Palestinians, sending them to Jordan and Egypt, so that he can build a Middle Eastern “Riviera.”
Supreme Court president receives threats over handling of Tempe case
Supreme Court President Ioanna Klapa has received threats related to the judiciary’s handling of the Tempe railway disaster case.
‘Mr Bitcoin’ arrested in Greece released by US on Thursday, his lawyer says
Russian cybercriminal Alexander Vinnik was released from US custody as part of a prisoner swap on Thursday and is expected to arrive in Russia within hours, according to a statement from his lawyer, Arkady Bukh, sent to Kathimerini English.
ATHEX: Historic day on stock market
Stocks soar on geopolitical and corporate news, with the main index topping 1,600 points.
Microcredit totaling 80 million euros for small companies
Microloans of 3,000 to 25,000 euros will be granted with the support of the Microcredit Fund of the Hellenic Development Bank through the three microcredit companies which have been licensed by the Bank of Greece.
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