News archive of September 2024

Germany is unilaterally promoting a new strict package on migration and internal security. In a sudden move, Berlin expanded temporary border controls with nine neighboring countries starting at midnight on Sunday. These measures are causing concern in Brussels, which is seeking explanations.

Smaragda Karidi made her first social media post after the death of her father.

Dinos Karidis passed away on Sunday at the age of 85, with the news of his death being announced by Spyros Bibilas.

Lily Collins has shared with the “Emily in Paris” fans some behind-the-scenes snapshots from the show’s filming.

The Netflix series has been a huge success, with the second part of the fourth season debuting on the platform recently.

To mark the occasion, the show’s lead actress gave viewers a glimpse of what goes on behind the scenes of the filming.

Salvagers successfully towed a Greek-flagged oil tanker ablaze for weeks after attacks by Yemen's Houthi rebels to a safe area without any oil spill, a European Union naval mission has said.

Under the protection of EUNAVFOR ASPIDES, the Greek-owned tanker Sounion was successfully towed to a safe area without any reported oil spill.

The completion of this phase of the operation is the result of a comprehensive approach and close collaboration among all involved parties committed to preventing an environmental disaster that could affect the entire region.

Constantine Dracopoulos, a former president of the Stavros Niarchos Foundation (1996 to 2004) and one of the closest associates of its founder, Stavros Niarchos, his uncle, has died, it was announced on Monday.

Dracopoulos died on Friday at the age of 96.

Greek Foreign Minister George Gerapetritis called for joint European action on migration during a meeting with French Foreign Minister Stephane Sejourne on Monday in Athens.

Just over two months ago - on July 13 - the United States was shaken by an attempt on the life of Donald Trump. The former president (and current candidate) came a hair's breadth from being killed on live television. The image of him, with bloodied face, raising his fist and shouting "Fight!

The US has imposed sanctions on five individuals and one entity involved in the Intellexa Consortium, which sold the illegal Predator spyware in Greece, found in dozens of phones, including those belonging politicians, journalists and businesspeople.

The sanctioned individuals include key figures involved in Greece's wiretapping scandal, which became known in 2022.

BELGRADE - Serbian PM Milos Vucevic on Monday chaired a session of a government council tasked with coordinating activities and measures aimed at GDP growth.