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The Court of Justice of the European Union upholds a 4.1 billion euro fine against Google
Google and Alphabet's appeal against the ruling was rejected, confirming that the pre-installation of Google Search and Chrome on Android devices breached EU competition rules
Private debt: Six new opportunities for debtors with debts and loans
The new set of measures concerning debts to the State, non-performing loans, frozen bank accounts, and the protection of primary residence – 72 instalments for overdue debts up to 2023 – unfreezing of accounts upon payment of 25% of the debt – out-of-court settlement also for debts from €5,000
The Orwellian absurdity of UK’s proposed Conversion Practices Bill
Parents who reject gender ideology now face the prospect of "Minority Report"-style pre-crime restrictions, fines, and imprisonment simply for raising their children according to observable reality
The murderous attack and the resilience of (normal) society, Maria K.’s troubles (politics is a difficult sport), Nikos and Tsakri’s corner, fever in Computer Science
The new European “wallet” and the bet of Greek shipping
Government sends Zero-Tolerance message after Vagia Nestora’s killing, as New Democracy and ONNED call protest outside Hippokrateio Hospital
Mitsotakis’ surprise visit to Thessaloniki, New Democracy’s mobilisation and criticism of the opposition – Floridis calls for anti-establishment groups to be treated as criminal organisations
NGOs removed from migrant legal guidance as lawyers to receive €250 bonus for each applicant who chooses to leave Greece
What changes under a Joint Ministerial Decision signed by Papathanasis, Floridis and Plevris – Migrants will be informed of their options through group sessions with lawyers – Lawyers to receive €160 per session – How they qualify for the bonus
From abandoned puppy to rescue hero: Tsunami the dog, saved 13 people in Venezuela’s earthquake rubble
He uses his exceptional sense of smell to help rescuers locate any survivors in the rubble of collapsed buildings - The four-legged hero has become a celebrity in the country
The Monaco bomb and the Cypriot passport: why Vadym Iermolaiev’s son was arrested at Larnaca airport
A targeted bombing in Monaco has revived questions over Ukrainian-born businessman Vadym Iermolaiev, his Cypriot citizenship, his family’s business trail and the fraud case that led to his son’s arrest in Cyprus
Three arrests over fires caused by negligence in Preveza and Halkidiki
A 58-year-old man and a 24-year-old woman were arrested, and a fine of 3,557.81 euros was imposed
