> Giorgos Karagiannis
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How Greece’s under-15 social media ban will work on Facebook, Instagram and TikTok
Bill to be passed on Thursday, 22 October, with restrictions taking effect on 1 January. No children's personal data will be shared with platforms – Georgiadis highlights alarming figures on social media use among young people
Strikes on 40 refineries in Russia, Ukraine and the Middle East send fuel prices soaring
US President Donald Trump has ruled out a diesel export ban after the G7 agreed to release 100 million barrels of emergency fuel, while Greek refiners post surging profits by exporting scarce diesel to Europe
Shocking data on the environmental crime in the Kifisos: Lack of oxygen is killing fish
What scientific studies and the HCMR’s live monitoring data reveal about uncontrolled pollution – 4,839 tonnes of biochemical oxygen demand, 5,643 tonnes of nitrogen and 1,204 tonnes of phosphorus are illegally discharged every year
The underground secrets of Hagia Sophia in Constantinople: Hundreds of meters of tunnels designed by Justinian himself (video-photos)
An underground world that for years fueled legends of the “Marble King”, treasures and the “imprisoned Satan” is now coming to light – Researchers have identified at least seven lines of tunnels, with passageways, cisterns, wells and routes leading towards the Great Palace
Europe and NATO prepare a tough response to Russia after hybrid attack in Leipzig, while the US keeps its distance
Von der Leyen and Rutte meet today as new sanctions are being considered — “They will get their response,” Moscow warns
Vindication for Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou as he wins a long battle over easyJet ownership
They say revenge is a dish best served cold. For a true knight like easyJet founder Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou, such a modest emotion might hold little appeal, but there is another feeling entirely: vindication. And vindicated is surely how he feels, watching events unfold in favour of the most famous of his business ventures, easyJet. […]
New Euro banknotes: Maria Callas and Evros river represent Greece (see photos of all notes)
The European Central Bank has unveiled 10 shortlisted designs for the euro's first full redesign since 2002, built around European Culture and Rivers and Birds themes, with public voting now open until 21 September 2026
Who’s next for a Data Center? €50 billion in investments over the next decade
Greece’s geographic location—between Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia—makes it an attractive destination for strategic investments. Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are establishing facilities in Attica, while a large-scale data center is planned on the site of PPC’s former lignite power plant in Kozani
Ryanair: The low-cost model pushed to its limits, the window that shattered and complaints over hidden fees and strict fines
The airline faces one of its toughest periods, with America's NTSB investigating the mid-flight window blowout, Britain's CMA probing family seating charges, and passengers reporting hidden fees, strict cabin bag fines and minor allowance breaches
