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The Greek architect behind 36 Victorian properties in London’s Knightsbridge
His widow is selling them for £187 million following his “sudden death” – The portfolio belongs to the family of the little-known, despite the scale of his wealth, Dimitris Panagopoulos and includes 32 ultra-luxury apartments and four mews houses, generating approximately £6.13 million in annual rental income
Two 42-year-olds remanded in custody over 2010 Marfin arson attack
The two suspects face charges of multiple intentional homicide in connection with the deadly bank fire that killed three employees
Water shortage: Poros declared in State of Emergency for three months by Environment Ministry decision
Poros has been placed under a three-month state of emergency due to water shortages, with the aim of immediately addressing water supply issues and accelerating the necessary measures to ensure an adequate water supply
Greek Boxing Federation loses official recognition following damning audit findings
Sports authorities revoke federation’s special recognition after investigation uncovers serious administrative violations and alleged financial mismanagement
Citizens take legal action over planned giant Chinese embassy in London amid fears of espionage and targeting of dissidents
China’s plans to build an embassy at Royal Mint Court, a two-century-old site near the Tower of London, were approved in January as part of efforts to improve relations between the two countries
UK-EU treaty on Gibraltar signed: What changes for border crossings
The treaty was signed in Brussels by European Commissioner for Trade Maroš Sefcovic, UK Minister for Europe Stephen Doughty, Spanish Foreign Minister José Manuel Albares Bueno, and Gibraltar’s Chief Minister Fabian Picardo.
The Hellenic Initiative (THI) expands Microfinance support to the Peloponnese
New partnership with AFI and the Captain Vasilis & Carmen Constantakopoulos Foundation expands access to financing, training, and business support for local entrepreneurs
Minor hospitalised in Ioannina after consuming alcohol at family gathering, relative arrested
The girl's relative voluntarily appeared before police
European prosecutors uncover €71 million VAT fraud ring with raids in Attica and Kastoria
Cryptocurrencies worth €900,000 and digital assets worth €4.5 million were seized. Investigators seized cash, luxury cars, cryptocurrency and digital assets worth millions, froze 88 properties and bank accounts across the EU, as prosecutors traced a four-year scheme moving electronics through shell companies in four European countries