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“Until yesterday we were in class, they were laughing, joking”: Teacher of the two girls who fell from an apartment building in Ilioupoli speaks out in shock
The educator, speaking to MEGA, says the school must now manage grief and describes himself as devastated by the incident
Greece introduces, for the first time, a comprehensive framework for the safe use of Artificial Intelligence in schools
Strict safeguards are being introduced to protect students from misinformation, harmful content, and the abusive use of technology – Fully automated evaluation of students or teachers is also prohibited – Emphasis is placed on the protection of users’ personal data
Two violations of Greek airspace by Turkish F-16 fighter jets
Turkish aircraft also committed five violations of air traffic regulations within the Athens FIR
Expensive jet fuel is reshaping the global aviation map: Route cuts and rising ticket prices
Travelers are paying a high price for the war in Iran – Jet fuel prices surge to $150–200 – Reduction of 2 million airline seats worldwide – Lufthansa cut 20,000 flights and is shutting down CityLine – Low-cost carriers are taking the hardest hit
Manolis Kontos (Austriacard): “With DNP, a global leading force in secure identification and payment solutions will be created”
The €364 million public offer by Japanese Dai Nippon Printing (DNP) is accompanied by Lykos’ commitment for 74.6%, suspension of the dividend, and a plan to create a global player in secure identification and payment solutions – The offer document is expected within the next few days, with the initial acceptance period anticipated until mid-July and the transaction targeted for completion in the second half of 2026 - Austriacard: €364 million public offer for its acquisition by Dai Nippon Printing at €10 per share
New VAT carousel network with company structure, dozens of defendants and turnover of €84.5 million
The companies had activities in construction, telecommunications, catering and security – false transports using trucks belonging to unrelated businesses
Seismic “check-up” for Greece’s buildings: Vulnerable areas and aging structures — What an NTUA Professor says
“30% were built without any anti-seismic regulations,” says Konstantinos Spyrakos, Professor of Earthquake-Resistant Structures at the National Technical University of Athens, speaking to Protothema — The case of Attica and other major urban centers
