Greek police arrest members of criminal group linked with sports violence
Greek police have arrested 63 people on charges of being members of a criminal organization with links to sports violence.
Greek police have arrested 63 people on charges of being members of a criminal organization with links to sports violence.
EU voters are warned about potential lies and disinformation from both inside and outside the bloc during the upcoming European Parliament election in June. The president of the assembly, Roberta Metsola, expressed concerns about the prevalence of disinformation and highlighted the arrest of an aid to an EU lawmaker on suspicion of espionage for China. Metsola emphasized the importance of countering false narratives and mentioned the need for more than just new EU laws to combat disinformation, as sources could come from Russia, China, Iran, as well as from within the EU.
Columbia University is currently experiencing a major crisis with pro-Palestine protests disrupting campus activities. The scheduled concert of musician Alkinoos Ioannidis had to be canceled due to the ongoing demonstrations and police intervention.
Fact: Ten people were found working illegally and arrested in Larnaca, with three more discovered in the Famagusta district as part of coordinated police efforts tackling undeclared work.
A 61-year-old man was remanded by the Paphos court for burglary and theft after being arrested following a report of a break-in and theft at a residence in the village of Yolou.
A man accused of stealing a mobile phone and a laptop claimed in court to be an agent of a “Turkish hacker group.”
A 16-year-old child was arrested in Larnaca for allegedly threatening two tourists with a knife and using xenophobic language against them.
Fact: A 53-year-old man from the Paphos village of Latchi was arrested for being drunk and disorderly.
A 34-year-old man was arrested in Nicosia for committing an “indecent act” among other offenses. The police spokesperson mentioned that the “indecent act” was likely a “gesture or gesticulation.”