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Friday, November 06, 2026
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Fraud investigations dominated the morning as Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis reported his email was hacked to place orders for rifles and a fleet of Porsches. In a separate case involving an investor, authorities seized 224 luxury vehicles including Bentleys and 150 Porsche Cayennes. It appears that even for those who do not order them via phishing, German luxury cars remain the preferred currency of the investigated.
A report on the Tax Authority (AADE) suggests its inspectors have been focusing their energy on souvlaki shops while overlooking pastry vendors and a specific chain of stores. This selective scrutiny comes as the livestock industry warns that feta cheese could reach 20 euros. The Ministry of Rural Development is currently assessing how many herds have been lost and how much more the national salad can endure.
Tensions remain over the electricity cable project connecting to Cyprus, with a French research vessel preparing to resume surveys near Kasos. While Brussels watches the energy link, Athens is busy asserting its sole right to grant permits in the area. Separately, the economy is awaiting its latest evaluation from Fitch, a process that usually reminds the capital that strengths and risks are often two sides of the same ledger.
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Minister Adonis Georgiadis reported his email was compromised, leading to fraudulent orders for 150 Porsches and rifles. In a related development, an investor has been accused of fraud, resulting in the seizure of 150 Porsche Cayenne vehicles, 50 Mercedes, 24 Bentleys, and a Springfield Armory Echelon firearm.
News247:
Adonis Georgiadis: My email was hacked, and 150 Porsches and rifles were ordered
Minister Adonis Georgiadis reports that his email was compromised, leading to fraudulent orders of 150 Porsches and rifles.
Ναυτεμπορική:
Investor Accused of Fraud: Cars and Weapons Seized
A shareholder has been accused of fraud, leading to the seizure of 150 Porsche Cayenne vehicles, 50 Mercedes, 24 Bentleys, and one Springfield Armory Echelon firearm.
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A new investigation reveals that the Greek Tax Authority (AADE) conducted inspections primarily on souvlaki businesses but failed to scrutinize 'moustokouloura' vendors and showed inaction regarding a businessman's chain of stores.
in.gr:
Tax Authority Inspected Souvlaki Shops, Ignored 'Moustokouloura'
An investigation reveals the Greek Tax Authority (AADE) inspected souvlaki businesses but failed to scrutinize 'moustokouloura' (a type of pastry) and exhibited inaction regarding a businessman's chain of stores.
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The livestock industry is expressing serious concerns that the price of feta cheese could surge to 20 euros. The Ministry of Rural Development and Food is actively addressing issues such as lost herds and the potential risk to feta production.
Το Βήμα:
Livestock Industry SOS: Fears of Feta Cheese at 20 Euros
There are serious concerns for the livestock industry, with fears that feta cheese could reach 20 euros. The Ministry of Rural Development and Food is addressing the issues of lost herds and the risk to feta production.
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The Greece-Cyprus electricity cable project is now attracting interest from Brussels as a French research vessel prepares to resume surveys near Kasos. Athens is asserting its exclusive right to issue permits in the area, with a new NAVTEX and ship being issued for the maritime cable.
Το Βήμα:
Greece-Cyprus Cable Project Concerns Brussels
The Greece-Cyprus electricity cable project is also of interest to Brussels, as a French research vessel prepares to resume surveys off the coast of Kasos, with Athens asserting its sole right to grant permits in the area.
Kathimerini:
Zero Hour for the Cable - NAVTEX and Ship Issued
A crucial moment has arrived for a maritime cable, with NAVTEX and a ship being issued.
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The Greek economy is currently undergoing evaluation by Fitch, which is analyzing its economic strengths and potential risks.
Το Βήμα:
Greek Economy Under Fitch's Scrutiny
The Greek economy is being evaluated by Fitch, with analysis of its strengths and potential risks.
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Speaking from Paris, Alexis Tsipras emphasized the need for political proposals to address social reactions and find solutions. He also criticized politicians for divisive actions and urged for clear statements on penal codes.
in.gr:
Alexis Tsipras from Paris: Social reactions need political proposals for…
Speaking from Paris, Alexis Tsipras stated that social reactions require political proposals to find solutions and criticized politicians for divisive actions, calling for clear statements on penal codes.
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