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Explosion at a Jewish school in Amsterdam
Police and firefighters managed to respond immediately, and the damage to the school was limited
A Greek ship was hit by a missile in the Black Sea – The 24 sailors, including 10 Greeks, are in good health
The tanker was off the coast of Novorossiysk and sustained only material damage on its right side; it was sailing without cargo
Trump: Many countries will send warships to keep the Strait of Hormuz open – “Evacuate areas around the ports of Abu Dhabi and Dubai,” Iran says (Update)
“The US carried out one of the most powerful air strikes and completely destroyed every military target on Kharg Island,” Trump said - Iran threatens retaliation
Police officer arrested after fatal traffic accident in central Athens
A 63-year-old motorcyclist dead – Officer charged with dangerous driving and negligent homicide
Dubai turns into a ghost city: Camels and empty sunbeds on deserted beaches once full of billionaires and influencers, videos and photos
The streets are now deserted following the escalation in the Middle East, with locals and foreigners fleeing the emirate en masse. The days of luxury and opulence now seem part of a not-so-distant past
Putin plans measures to protect energy infrastructure from Ukrainian attacks
Ukraine had announced that it used British missiles to strike a factory producing semiconductor devices and embedded microchips in the city of Bryansk
Caroline myss in Athens for a two-day workshop
On April 25 and 26, she will hold a two-day workshop in Athens titled “The Sacred Inner Network: Reconnecting with the Invisible Laws of Life.”
New historic record for the Greek-owned fleet with 4,388 ships, up 3.8%
At 360.5 million DWT – Greeks control 22% of the global tanker fleet
Kyriakos Pierrakakis: Europe must act in a coordinated way to address economic pressures, Greece remains resilient
Even under these conditions, economic growth will remain close to 2%, showing that the Greek economy remains strong and resilient, the Greek Minister of National Economy and Finance told Reuters