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“Until yesterday we were in class, they were laughing, joking”: Teacher of the two girls who fell from an apartment building in Ilioupoli speaks out in shock
The educator, speaking to MEGA, says the school must now manage grief and describes himself as devastated by the incident

Greece introduces, for the first time, a comprehensive framework for the safe use of Artificial Intelligence in schools
Strict safeguards are being introduced to protect students from misinformation, harmful content, and the abusive use of technology – Fully automated evaluation of students or teachers is also prohibited – Emphasis is placed on the protection of users’ personal data
New VAT carousel network with company structure, dozens of defendants and turnover of €84.5 million
The companies had activities in construction, telecommunications, catering and security – false transports using trucks belonging to unrelated businesses

Seismic “check-up” for Greece’s buildings: Vulnerable areas and aging structures — What an NTUA Professor says
“30% were built without any anti-seismic regulations,” says Konstantinos Spyrakos, Professor of Earthquake-Resistant Structures at the National Technical University of Athens, speaking to Protothema — The case of Attica and other major urban centers

Felony charges filed against those arrested for the Tithorea bank robbery
The group’s members had carried out at least 10 more bank robberies – A 30-year-old man is believed to have played a leading role by organizing and coordinating the gang’s actions, while his 26-year-old partner allegedly acted as deputy leader and liaison between members

Fear of failure in the national exams and depression “pushed” the two 17-year-olds into the void – Shock over the note and hidden diary
The two teenagers made the fatal decision together after consuming vodka – They wrote notes, went up to the apartment building rooftop, locked the door, put on headphones listening to music, and jumped hand-in-hand

US Department of War: What are the… UFOs over the Aegean seen by American pilots in 2023 and 2024
The unknown flying objects are described as having reached speeds of 800 km/h, while in two cases they made 90-degree course changes - Possibly technological systems or “misinterpreted natural recordings”


