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Changes for wills in Greece: From 400 days to Just 7 Days for publication – diathikes.gr to launch November 1
The new digital platform diathikes.gr for the publication of wills will start operating under the Notarial Association of Athens, Piraeus, the Aegean, and the Dodecanese, reducing the time needed for a will to be published from around 400 days to just 3–7 days
The Birth Center, the first independent natural childbirth center in Greece, was inaugurated
A pioneering project by Erietta Kourkoulou Latsis and Katerina Georgakoula - Who were present
Fokida: Man arrested for drugs – 11 cannabis plants found in pots
11 cannabis seedlings and 67 grams of fresh cannabis leaves were found and seized
“Karaïskaki Square, watch out – they’re cutting tickets” – See the messages in Viber groups about Traffic Police roadblocks
A 29-year-old and a 55-year-old had set up the online community, which numbered about 200,000 members - They gave information about the blockades in Athens, Thessaloniki and Crete - protothema reveals the messages they exchanged
Stricter penalties for students for cheating, plagiarism & vandalism – Cases leading to permanent expulsion
The responsibility of students for repairing damages and the measures universities must take for the safety and protection of their infrastructure – Detailed provisions of the Ministry of Education circular
Kilkis: Man caught illegally transporting ten Chinese Nationals hidden among cargo pallets in a truck bed
During the control carried out on a truck at the border station of Evzona Kilkis, the traffickers were identified while the 47-year-old Serbian driver was arrested
Cyprus Shipowners’ Association: Appeal to EU member states to reject the IMO’s Net-Zero Framework
According to the Association, the proposed framework, as currently formulated, poses a serious threat to shipping, the European economy, and energy security, by imposing a multibillion-euro “tax” with no real environmental benefit
See the 10 locations where the first AI cameras are being installed in Attica and Thessaloniki
The new AI-powered traffic cameras will automatically issue fines for running red lights, speeding, driving in bus lanes, using a mobile phone, not wearing a seatbelt or helmet, and other violations. These fines will be automatically sent to the vehicle owner
