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New sell-off in markets after Trump’s threats toward Iran: Asian markets fall, oil rises, fears over inflation and pressure on stocks and bonds
Brent crude rose nearly 2% and surpassed $111 per barrel, while a new global bond market sell-off pushed the 30-year U.S. Treasury yield to a three-year high and Japan’s 30-year bond yield to a record high
Checks in 90 countries on deposits, POS systems, real estate, social media, and assets by the AADE for Greek tax evasion
The AADE is activating an unprecedented system of electronic cross-checks and “smart” audits using artificial intelligence and big data for 2026.
An international criminal network was selling fake medicines to seriously ill patients in Greece as well: turnover reached €240 million – Arrests and investigations in six countries
The Directorate for Combating Organized Crime participated in the dismantling of a criminal group that was seriously defrauding patients through the sale of illegal preparations
“A Port for Everyone”: ThPA S.A. supports women victims of violence and their children
With the occasion of Mother’s Day, it strengthens shelter structures and support services for women victims of violence and their children in Thessaloniki, launching a new Corporate Social Responsibility program
Doug Burgum: The Vertical Corridor an opportunity for Europe and American natural gas
Describing the Vertical Corridor as one of the biggest ongoing shifts, U.S. Interior Secretary Doug Burgum referred to it during an event hosted by Breitbart News on Monday
Black Sea: The silent escalation threatening international shipping
The recent discovery of an unmanned vessel in Lefkada confirms that asymmetric naval warfare tools can appear at much greater distances than in the past - Alketas Drosos of EOS Risk Group highlights serious threats to shipping, energy infrastructure, and security in the Black Sea
