Eurobarometer: 64% of Greeks worried about personal data use online
A large number of Greeks worry about the use of personal data and information by companies or public administrations, the latest (December) survey by the Eurobarometer showed.
Lamda unveils ‘Commercial Hub’ in new video on Elliniko project
The firm developing the 8 billion-euro Elliniko project at the plot of the former Athens airport on the capital’s southern coast on Tuesday published a new video unveiling its plan for Greece’s biggest shopping mall.
Member of multinational organized crime group nabbed in Athens
Police in Athens have arrested a man believed to be a member of a multinational organized crime syndicate that is active in parts of the former Soviet Union.
Cartoon by Ilias Makris (07/12/2021)
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Testimonies of families heard in ‘quack doctor’ trial
The trial of ‘Dr Kontos’ and his 16 co-defendants continued Tuesday in the court’s largest chambers with testimonies by the families of the victims. The doctor is accused of 12 counts of murder and 14 attempted murders of cancer patients to whom he prescribed unauthorized herbal remedies.
Movement for Change candidate reaches out to ex-rivals ahead of runoff
The frontrunner in the leadership race for the center-left Movement for Change (KINAL) coalition party has reached out to his former rivals in a “call for unity” ahead of Sunday’s runoff against former prime minister George Papandreou.
Three ambitious projects being promoted in capital
The state asset utilization fund TAIPED is eagerly promoting three emblematic renovation projects in Athens that have been discussed for years but never materialized.
Visual radar for pollution, forest fires
Greek firm Raymetrics is one of a handful companies in the world developing special applications for forecasting the weather, for the remote monitoring of pollution and for timely notifications about a forest fire.
UNGA unanimously adopts Greek resolution on return of cultural property
A resolution proposed by Greece and titled “Return or restitution of cultural property to the countries of origin” has been unanimously adopted by the United Nations General Assembly.
Greek hoopster gets bus route named ‘Giannis Line’ for his birthday
Greek basketball sensation Giannis Antetokounmpo had a bus route named in his honor as a birthday present in the US state of Wisconsin, where he plays for the Milwaukee Bucks.