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Cyprus hosted one surveillance empire and became the target of another. Greece delivered a landmark conviction, but both cases remain openOn 26 February 2026, an Athens court convicted four individuals linked to spyware firm Intellexa for the illegal surveillance of at least 87 people in Greece. The defendants, Intellexa founder Tal Dilian, his business partner Sara Hamou, shareholder Felix Bitzios, and Krikel owner Yiannis Lavranos, each received combined sentences of 126 years and eight months, capped at eight years under Greek misdemeanor law. All four remain free pending appeal.Predator scandal: Greek state responsibility back in spotlightThe conviction was the first of its kind in the European Union. It did not close the wider market that made the case possible.Days earlier, a separat...

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Greece has announced a sweeping ban on social media access for children under the age of 15, with Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis citing growing concerns about anxiety, sleep deprivation and the deliberately addictive design of online platforms. The legislation will be introduced during the summer of 2026 and will come into force on 1 January 2027.The move makes Greece the latest European Union country to unveil plans for a total social media ban for children aged 15 and under. What the Ban CoversGovernment spokesman Pavlos Marinakis said children born from 2012 onwards will be barred from platforms that promote endless scrolling, specifically Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat. Messaging and video platforms such as Messenger, WhatsApp, Viber and YouTube are not affected.Marinakis...

Last Updated:April 11, 2026, 10:08 ISTEmily in Paris season 6 starts filming in May, adding Greece and Monaco to past European locations, plot details remain secret as the hit Netflix series continues strong viewershipEmily In Paris Season 6 Expands To Greece, Monaco For New ShootPassport ready, outfits planned, drama pending… Emily in Paris is clearly not done living its best life yet. As whispers around the next chapter grow louder, fans can expect the story to travel far beyond familiar streets, with fresh backdrops adding a new flavour to the series.Production for Season 6 of Emily in Paris is scheduled to begin in May, with creator Darren Star once again leading the project. According to Variety, the upcoming season will expand its European canvas, with filming set to take place in Gr...

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Get ready for more Parisian adventures as 'Emily in Paris' gears up for its sixth season, filming soon in glamorous Greece and Monaco. Following a dramatic season 5 finale, Emily's potential Greek getaway with Gabriel hints at a rekindled romance. Key cast members are returning for this sun-drenched chapter, promising more fashion, love, and unfinished business. 'Emily in Paris' has built a loyal global fanbase since its debut, winning audiences over with its vibrant mix of romance, fashion, and picturesque European settings. The series stars Lily Collins as Emily Cooper, an ambitious American navigating love and work in Europe. Now heading into its sixth season, the show is gearing up for what looks like its most sun-drenched chapter yet. Production kicks off in May with two stunning new...

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By: Quiver DiscussionTracker Posted: 13 hours ago / April 10, 2026 2:05 p.m. UTC $750M Greece deal sparks buzz: Social media lit up following Elbit Systems' announcement of a $750 million contract to supply PULS rocket artillery systems to Greece, complete with four-year delivery and decade-long support. Investors praised the long-tail revenue stream amid surging defense demand. The stock, already up more than 50% year-to-date, drew eyes as a sector leader.Bullish technicals highlighted: Traders pointed to shares hovering just below the 20-day moving average with moderate RSI, suggesting upside potential. Geopolitical tensions and Elbit's role in drone and IDF systems fueled optimistic takes from analysts. Watchlists paired it w...

Home » TOURISM NEWS » Greece Expands Winter Tourism with Investments in Mountain Regions, Blending Natural Beauty, Modern Amenities and Winter Sports for the Year-Round Travel Growth Published on April 10, 2026 Greek destinations have always been popular summer destinations for their tourists, however, with time and investment in infrastructure, Greece has also started to emerge as one of the leading winter tourism destinations as well. It’s because of the great attention paid by Greece to the conservation and promotion of its natural landscapes that its mountain destinations have become one of the most attractive destinations for travelers. Boosting Winter Tourism with Strategic Investments Over the past few years, Greece has made significant st...

Home » TRAVEL ALERT » U.S. Joins Greece, Cyprus, Turkey, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam and More as Rising Fuel Costs Push Global Airfare Surge, Reshape Travel Demand and Slow Tourism Across North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific Markets with Chaos and Disruption in 2026 : Here’s What you Should Know Now Published on April 10, 2026 Image generated with Ai U.S. Joins Greece, Cyprus, Turkey, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Singapore, Malaysia, Vietnam and More as Rising Fuel Costs Push Global Airfare Surge, Reshape Travel Demand and Slow Tourism Across North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific Markets in 2026This isn’t just another seasonal price fluctuation. It’s a structural shift in how travel is being priced, planned, and experienced across global t...