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Harvard agrees $53m settlement over black market sale of donated bodies
The settlement follows a Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruling reinstating the families' dismissed lawsuits, and Harvard will also launch an annual scholarship from 2027 to honour donors whose remains were sold on the black market
Tensions between Israel & Turkey are rising in Syria: Airbase bombings, Ankara’s denial & US intervention
Israel speaks of a Turkish “threat” following a strike on an airbase in Syria, while Ankara denies sending troops - Washington calls it “unnecessary escalation”
This is how you can see whether the police have “searched” your car through cameras
A new online platform reveals whether someone has specifically searched for a vehicle’s license plate. What exactly the cameras record, why the technology is causing controversy, and what the situation is in Greece today
Russia places Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s son, who fought in Ukraine, on wanted list
32-year-old Conor Kennedy secretly joined the International Legion and found himself on the front lines - “I was willing to die there”
New €4.5 million fireboat that operates in rough seas and reaches speeds of 32 knots, reaches Lavrio
Costing close to €4.5 million per vessel, the firefighting and rescue fast craft represent a significant investment in renewing the Fire Service's floating operational assets, forming part of the wider modernisation of Civil Protection under the "AEGIS" programme
Elafonisi packed with visitors: Large crowds at the popular beach in Crete — see photos
Images from midday on Wednesday, August 19, show large numbers of beachgoers at the beach
Fire breaks out in Zagori, Ioannina, helicopter joins battle against the flames
A fire that broke out at midday on Wednesday, 19 August, in forest land at the "Aftia" site in Vovousa, in the municipality of Zagori, Ioannina, is still burning strongly.
Bank of Greece: Central government cash primary surplus at €3.6 billion in the first seven months
Regular budget revenues reached €42.88 billion, while expenditure stood at €41.87 billion
Pentagon considering moving Patriot system to Crete following Iran threats to strike European targets
The Financial Times revealed Tehran’s intentions, with Cyprus and Bulgaria reportedly in its sights — Greek Air Force forces, including fighter jets and their crews, as well as a Navy vessel, remain on the island
