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Relatives of Greek commandos and airmen shot down by friendly fire in Cyprus give their take on the incident and its aftermath.

Social media giant Facebook and the Smile of the Child charity have joined forces in the search for missing children.

The initiative, announced at a press conference at the charity's headquarters in Athens on Monday, aims to ensure that announcements regarding missing children reach a wider audience as fast as possible.

Turkey won the Counter Strike GO (Global Offensive) World Championship held in the Serbian capital Belgrade on Oct. 9, daily Hürriyet has reported. 

The five-member team defeated Argentina in the tournament's final, winning the $50,000 top prize.

Niykee Heaton is a 21-year-old American singer/model, who became famous by uploading covers of hip-hop and pop hits on her youtube channel which went viral. The bombshell has been dubbed a mixture of Kim Kardashian with Rihanna due to her looks, with many online media saying she is the sexiest artist on the planet.

Yahoo Inc. last year secretly built a custom software program to search all of its customers' incoming emails for specific information provided by U.S. intelligence officials, according to people familiar with the matter. 

Half of the world's internet users connect to Facebook, but this figure is a whopping 97 percent in Turkey, making the country's internet users "the most active Facebook users," according to the head of Facebook Turkey. 

Yahoo Inc said on Sept. 22 that at least 500 million of its accounts were hacked in 2014 by what it believed was a state-sponsored actor, a theft that appeared to be the world's biggest known cyber breach by far. 

Technology and media company Yahoo has confirmed that a major set of data was stolen from within the company's network in 2014. The data includes personal information of at least 500 million users.

An internal investigation conducted by Yahoo Inc. confirmed that a major data leak was performed by what the company called a "state-sponsored actor."

After the cooperation of Proto Thema newspaper with Google two years ago, a new great meeting is to be added in Athens. On Tuesday afternoon, two top executives of Google, Eero Korhonen, Head of Strategic Relationships, News and Publishers and Ludovic Blecher Manager of DNI (Ιnovation Fund), talked exclusively to protothema.gr at DNI Athens.

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