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Supreme Court rules trial over Tempi rail disaster will be held in Larissa
The trial concerning the fatal Tempi railway disaster will definitely be held in the city of Larissa, following a decision by the Criminal Division of Greece’s Supreme Court (Areios Pagos), which rejected a request by relatives of victims to change the venue
The Anti–Money Laundering Authority has frozen the bank accounts of GSEE’s Panagopoulos over alleged misappropriation of funds
Charalambos Vourliotis ordered the freezing of bank accounts, safe-deposit boxes, and shares belonging to the president of the GSEE, as well as those of six other individuals and six companies – They are implicated in a case involving the misappropriation of funds exceeding €73 million
The Mind is the New Battleground: Spain’s assault on social media platforms & the dangerous precedent
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has announced strict new regulations targeting social media. And although he claims they intend to promote “safety,” “accountability,” and the “protection of children,” the…aroma of the new measures is strangely familiar. Indeed, disturbingly familiar!
Strong storms from noon in Attica, mud showers and dust almost all over the country – See live map with bad weather
Level 3 warning, see maps of EMY - Corfu and the Ionian islands are already affected by bad weather, which is expected to affect other areas of the country over the weekend
Government Bill ends state claims on private property, including those based on Ottoman-era decrees
The reform halts decades-long lawsuits over homes and land with registered titles, restoring legal certainty for thousands of owners
Artificial Intelligence: The $1 trillion sell-off on Wall Street and fears of disrupted business models
A wave of selling signals mounting concern that artificial intelligence is reshaping the foundations of the tech industry
Germany: Turkish train inspector dies of brain hemorrhage after being beaten by a 26-year-old Greek national — Father of two
A 36-year-old Turkish train inspector has died from a brain hemorrhage after being violently assaulted by a 26-year-old Greek man during a ticket inspection on a train in southwestern Germany, near Landstuhl. The case is being investigated as manslaughter, while railway workers across Germany are observing a period of mourning
Out-of-court debt settlement mechanism: New record of €773 million in regulated debts in January
January 2026 began with a new all-time high for the out-of-court debt settlement mechanism, as €773 million in debts were successfully restructured through the platform. This figure is a strong indicator of both the tool’s effectiveness and the growing participation of debtors
