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STARMER THREATENS TO BAN X IN BRITAIN: "ALL OPTIONS ON THE TABLE"

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has threatened action against Elon Musk’s X, including a potential nationwide ban, after Grok AI was used to generate illegal child sexual abuse images and non-consensual deepfakes. Starmer called the content “disgraceful and disgusting,” instructing Ofcom to keep “all options on the table” under the Online Safety Act.

British Museum's "Decolonization" Via Loans: A Hollow Gesture That Sidesteps True Restitution

The British Museum’s new “decolonizing” loan program, starting with 80 ancient artifacts sent to India, is criticized as a superficial gesture that avoids true restitution of looted treasures like the Parthenon Sculptures, retaining control while imposing conditions on source communities.

Parthenon sculptures

British Museum to Maintain Public Display of Parthenon Sculptures Amid Major Renovation

The British Museum has confirmed that the Parthenon Sculptures will remain on public display throughout its £1 billion renovation project, dashing Greek hopes that gallery closures might facilitate their return to Athens. Director Nicholas Cullinan stated that iconic objects like these must stay accessible, with plans to relocate them within the building if needed.

Konstantinos Tasoulas

Message from the President of the Republic, Konstantinos Tasoulas, to Greeks Abroad on the Occasion of Christmas and the New Year

President Konstantinos Tasoulas addresses Greeks worldwide in his 2025 Christmas message, praising the Diaspora’s role in preserving Hellenism, celebrating UNESCO’s World Greek Language Day, and reaffirming Greece’s commitment to its global communities amid strengthening national and international ties.

UK Tops Europe's Reported Rape Rates, But Experts Warn Against Direct Comparisons

The UK leads Europe with 109.06 reported rapes per 100,000 people, far ahead of Sweden and Iceland, per Restore Britain’s analysis of World Population Review data—though experts caution that higher figures often reflect broader definitions and better reporting rather than solely higher incidence.

Paul McCartney: Celebrated his wedding anniversary with a photo from Greece

Paul McCartney Opposes EU Proposal to Ban 'Burger' and 'Sausage' Labels on Plant-Based Products

Paul McCartney has joined British MPs in opposing an EU proposal to ban terms like “burger” and “sausage” for plant-based products, arguing that qualifiers such as “vegan” or “vegetarian” are sufficient and that the restrictions hinder progress on health and environmental objectives.

Monument of Savvas Rotsidis in Mammari

Savvas Rotsidis: Hero of the Cypriot-EOKA struggle against British colonial rule

Savvas Rotsidis (1935 – November 25, 1958), from the village of Mammari near Nicosia, was a dedicated member of EOKA, the Greek-Cypriot nationalist organization that fought for the liberation of Cyprus from British colonial rule and its eventual union with Greece. An accountant by profession, Rotsidis joined EOKA in 1955 and took part in numerous operations against British forces. Captured by the British in 1958, he was tortured but refused to betray his comrades. He was executed on November 25, 1958, becoming a martyr in the struggle for Cyprus’s independence.

Turkey's Revisionist Gambit Falters: EU Snubs, Energy Advances Isolate Ankara as Greece Fortifies Aegean Shield

Turkey’s “Blue Homeland” ambitions are hitting a wall as Greece unveils a missile-heavy “Achilles Shield” deterrence doctrine, Cyprus locks in EU-backed energy projects that bypass Ankara, and Brussels shuts Turkey out of the €150 billion SAFE defense fund amid Greek and Cypriot veto threats.

CTM Faces £77 Million Revenue Reversal Amid Contract Irregularities in Europe

Corporate Travel Management (CTM) will reverse more than £77 million in revenue following contract irregularities in its European operations. CEO of UK and Europe Michael Healy has been temporarily stood down as the company investigates, while Managing Director Jamie Pherous outlines measures to strengthen governance and work with affected clients and auditors.

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