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An 84-year-old woman reported a burglary at her home in Kos, where thieves stole 100,000 British pounds and 30,000 euros.

Euroholdings Ltd., controlled by the Latsis family, is expanding its presence in the product tankers market with plans to acquire a new MR product tanker.

The shipping industry is largely reliant on fossil fuels, with a significant majority of new ships being constructed to run on oil or LNG rather than green alternatives.

Lidl Greece has completed the renovation and expansion of its store in Ierissos, Halkidiki, enhancing the shopping experience and infrastructure significantly.

A 25-year-old American has been sentenced to 45 days in prison for giving alcohol to a protected bird in Los Angeles.

The Agricultural University of Athens has made 12,375 undergraduate degree titles available digitally through the government portal gov.gr.

The Hellenic Hydrocarbon Management Company has issued a CO2 storage license in Prinos to Energean's subsidiary, EnEarth Greece, confirming the site's geological suitability.

An archimandrite and a former priest are on trial in Thessaloniki for defrauding believers out of more than 1.3 million euros by falsely claiming a bid for the post of Metropolitan of Thessaloniki.

The trial for the murder of Giorgos Lygeridis continues with escalating tensions and confrontations in the courtroom over the defense's comments.

Euroseas Ltd. reports one of its strongest quarters ever, with significant revenue and earnings growth reported for Q4 2025.

The crisis with Iran is reaching a critical phase, with the Middle East on the brink of escalation as Washington considers military action while Tehran explores diplomatic alternatives.

The Kremlin has urged restraint following a deadly encounter involving an American-flagged speedboat off the coast of Cuba, which has escalated tensions in the region.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is set to answer a parliamentary question regarding energy policy and security on Friday.

The role of the US in supplying energy to Europe is crucial, as European imports of LNG from the US significantly increased recently.

Police in Kozani have solved a theft case involving the chapel of a local church, leading to legal action against a 47-year-old Greek national.

The Greek Communist Party (KKE) accuses the ruling New Democracy party of deliberately avoiding accountability for ministers involved in the OPEKEPE scandal.

The CEO of the Cruise Lines International Association (CLIA) discusses the implications of cruising fees during a press conference in Madeira.

OTE Group reported significant financial growth in Q4 2025 with an 8.7% revenue increase and a proposed dividend rise of 22%.

A significant partnership agreement was signed between ONEX Shipyards & Technologies and Hanwha Power Systems, emphasizing shipbuilding and energy collaboration in the context of regional security discussions.

Students and pupils are holding a rally in Athens to mark the third anniversary of the Tempi tragedy, demanding justice and safe transportation.

Goldman Sachs has launched a new index, SPXXAI, which allows investment in the S&P 500 index without artificial intelligence considerations amid concerns of an AI bubble.

Four individuals were arrested in Greece for violating safety measures to prevent the spread of sheep pox.

The Greek Minister of Labor announced a new subsidized employment program aimed at creating 2,000 jobs in Eastern Macedonia and Thrace to address unemployment in the region.

The investigative committee regarding the OPEKEPE case closes its proceedings amid heated exchanges, having rejected a request from the opposition to continue their work.

Ali Larijani has been chosen by Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei to take de facto governance as tensions rise with the US amid ongoing diplomatic efforts in Oman.

A court in Greece sentenced four defendants to eight years in prison for violations related to wiretapping and breaches of personal data laws, pending appeal.

European stocks show a mixed performance on Thursday, with investor interest focused on corporate earnings.

Banks in Greece are anticipated to report significant profits amidst uncertainty following a Supreme Court decision that impacts interest calculations on Law Katseli loans.

Alexis Tsipras used harsh language to comment on the developments in the wiretapping case trial via social media.

This article commemorates the life of Kostas Voutsas, a beloved Greek actor, and reflects on the historical significance of his grandfather's resistance against Ottoman rule.

The municipality of Soufli is on high alert as floodwaters approach the settlement, with significant concerns about the integrity of local embankments.

The article discusses the rapid evolution of coffee chains in Greece, indicating the sector's maturation and necessary restructuring amidst high competition.

The play "Kaput" by Aldo Nikolai, directed by Giannis Diamantopoulos, extends its performances at the Alkmini Theater, highlighting the challenges faced by the elderly in society with humor and depth.

European Central Bank President Christine Lagarde stated that artificial intelligence has not yet led to massive layoffs in the Eurozone, while also emphasizing the importance of completing projects like the digital euro during her term.

IDEAL Holdings has reported historically high profitability and significant growth across all companies in its investment portfolio for the year 2025.

In Greece, four individuals have been convicted for unlawfully wiretapping over 90 politicians, journalists, business leaders, and high-ranking military officials using the spyware 'Predator.'

The article discusses the impact of automation and artificial intelligence on the role of internal auditors in public and private sectors in Greece.

Ioanna Prokopiou has officially taken up her role as president of the Hellenic Advisory Committee of Lloyd’s Register, marking a significant collaboration with the Greek shipping community.

Nikos Makropoulos is facing health problems, leading to the cancellation of his scheduled performances at the 'Votanikos' venue in Greece.

Residents of Lavara in Evros remain on high alert due to the risk of rising water levels and possible flooding of inhabited areas.

A new study suggests that PFAS, known as 'forever chemicals', could accelerate biological aging in men between the ages of 50 and 65.

The investigative committee for the OPEKEPE concluded without providing any significant insights.

Saudi Arabia is preparing for a possible U.S. military attack on Iran by increasing its oil production and exports, according to Riyadh sources.

Four individuals, including a former Israeli military officer, have been sentenced to eight years in prison for violating telecommunications privacy laws in Greece.

President Donald Trump expressed readiness to swiftly end the war with Russia during a phone call with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, aiming for a peace agreement by summer despite existing territorial disputes.

PPC Group's Deputy CEO Konstantinos Mavros announced that the company's renewable energy capacity in Romania has doubled to 1.5 GW, with plans to reach 2 GW by year's end.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis defended the agreements with Chevron and ExxonMobil during a cabinet meeting, pushing back against critics and emphasizing Greece's strategic role in European energy distribution.

Piraeus Bank reported a significant profit of 1.070 billion euros for 2025, reflecting strong customer loan growth and financial performance.

The article explores the cultural phenomenon of TikTok, highlighting its rapid growth to 1.59 billion users and comparing its influence to major world religions.

The Greek Ministry of Social Cohesion and Family announces that the payment of February benefits will occur on February 27, with various categories of aid being distributed to tens of thousands of recipients.