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Santorini Shines: Tourism Minister and Hoteliers Debunk Fake News, Welcome Visitors

Greek Tourism Minister Olga Kefalogianni and Santorini Hoteliers Association President Antonis Pagonis have united to assure the world that Santorini is safe, open, and ready for the 2025 season. Addressing international media in London, Kefalogianni highlighted the island’s resilience and Greece’s sustainable tourism strategy, while Pagonis debunked damaging fake news, urging travelers to trust reliable sources. From AI-enhanced apps to eco-friendly hotel ratings, Santorini is poised to welcome visitors with open arms.

Greece's General Confederation of Greek Workers (GSEE) has announced its decision to quit X (formerly Twitter) due to the platform's alleged policy changes after being acquired by Elon Musk. The union cited concerns over the rise of fake news, far-right conspiracy theories, and increased toxicity on the platform, stating it would seek alternative ways to communicate its views to the public.

Greece's Major Trade Union Quits X Over Policy Changes and Toxicity

Greece’s General Confederation of Greek Workers (GSEE) has announced its decision to quit X (formerly Twitter) due to the platform’s alleged policy changes after being acquired by Elon Musk. The union cited concerns over the rise of fake news, far-right conspiracy theories, and increased toxicity on the platform, stating it would seek alternative ways to communicate its views to the public.

Trump Secures Significant Settlement as ABC and Stephanopoulos Agree to $15 Million Payout and Apology

In a significant legal victory, former President Donald Trump has secured a $15 million settlement from ABC News and George Stephanopoulos over inaccurate statements made during an interview with Representative Nancy Mace. The lawsuit, prompted by repeated claims that Trump had been “found liable for rape,” concluded with ABC issuing a rare apology and agreeing to fund Trump’s Presidential foundation while covering $1 million in legal fees. The outcome has been hailed as a triumph against media misinformation, underscoring the ongoing tensions between Trump and major news organizations.

Vuni Palace Hotel & Casino Slams False Zelensky Ownership Claim as "Disinformation Campaign"

A luxury resort in Northern Cyprus has become the unexpected center of a bizarre online hoax alleging ownership by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. Vuni Palace Hotel & Casino, operated by Oscar Ltd, issued a strong denial today, calling the claim “entirely baseless” and part of a wider pattern of disinformation targeting Zelensky. Rumors exploded on social media this week, claiming Zelensky’s company “Film Heritage Inc.” had purchased the resort for hundreds of millions of dollars…

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