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Greek designer of Princess Diana’s “revenge dress” tells its story as the gown heads to auction
The black silk gown, which sold for $74,000 in 1997, is on show at Sotheby's London before touring Hong Kong and Geneva ahead of a December auction in New York estimated at up to $300,000
“Women are brainless”: BBC’s revealing report from inside the Taliban’s world
A new BBC investigation exposes daily life inside Taliban-run Afghanistan, from a young woman's divorce plea to a prison chief's past in suicide bombings, as officials defend restrictions on women five years after Taliban's return
South Korea’s ‘divorce of the century’: SK Group chairman ordered to pay $644 million to ex-wife
The ruling still requires final confirmation, after the Seoul High Court substantially reduced an earlier 1.38 trillion won award that had originally treated publicly disputed political funds as part of the couple's shared marital property
Joe Jonas confirms relationship with Puerto Rican model two years after split from Sophie Turner
The singer posted a photo with Tatiana Gabriela on Instagram
Divorce: Is your husband hiding cryptocurrencies from you?
What are the warning signs of concealed assets, and why experts believe such cases are set to increase
Supreme Court of Greece: If the father doesn’t pay child support, the grandparents will
A groundbreaking decision by the Supreme Court of Greece (Areios Pagos) establishes legal precedent. The case concerned a minor girl whose parents were divorced. It outlines the conditions under which grandchildren may receive child support from their grandparents
Minos Matsas on protothema.gr: “Divorces don’t require announcements—even if you’re a minister”
"I’d write music for Lex, but I’d say 'no thanks' to Snik," he tells Proti Lexi (First Word) and Antonis Schroiter — adding, "Stelios Kazantzidis is the greatest voice our country has ever produced"
Woman filed for divorce because… ChatGPT told her that her husband was cheating on her
A woman filed for divorce in Greece after claiming that ChatGPT, acting as a fortune teller, "read her coffee grounds" and revealed her husband was cheating—with another woman who supposedly wants to "break up their home."
Supreme Court: divorcee lied to get more alimony and faces jail time
Penalty of up to three years and a fine when a divorcee falsely claims that he or she is not working to secure a larger sum, and is required to repay in full the sums received and pay compensation for moral damages - The case of a couple that reached the Supreme Court
