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Anthropic’s Mythos is changing everything we knew about AI – Alarm over cyberattacks, what banks and Wall Street fear
The software managed to identify vulnerabilities that no one had found for decades in systems known for their security – An unprecedented risk of cyberattacks if it falls into the wrong hands
Holy Saturday exodus: More than 5,800 passengers to depart from Attica ports
The Easter getaway has been in full swing over the past 24 hours – 51 routes departing from Piraeus, Rafina and Lavrio before Easter Sunday
Mitsotakis on blocking social media: Parents are desperate, the next chapter will be gaming and online gambling
“We see children aged 12–13 glued to a screen” – As he explained, so-called infinite scrolling is designed to keep the user on the screen as long as possible, because “this is how platforms make money”
Holy light to “arrive” in Cyprus on special AEGEAN flight
The flight is scheduled to land at Larnaca Airport at 17:00 on Holy Saturday
Greek Foreign Ministry to Turkey: The Treaty of Lausanne admits no interpretations; the Muslim minority of Thrace is religious
“No provision exists for the election of Muftis by the Minority, nor could this happen given that they are also entrusted with judicial and administrative responsibilities,” Athens states
Kikilias: Ferry ticket prices held steady despite challenging global conditions
What the Shipping Minister says – Government aims to support island communities, passengers, and the ferry sector
Greek historical film “Kapodistrias (The Governor)” to screen in U.S. theaters for one night only
Nationwide screenings on April 22, 2026 of the acclaimed film by Yannis Smaragdis bring the story of Ioannis Kapodistrias to Greek American audiences, celebrating heritage, unity, and the foundations of modern Greece
