AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoSpyware Scandal in EU Politics: Greek former MEP Stelios Kouloglou says his phone was hacked with Pegasus spyware while he served on the European Parliament’s PEGA committee investigating abusive surveillance, reigniting anger over how lawmakers are targeted. Travel Rules & Airport Chaos: Greece is among the first to waive parts of the EU’s Entry/Exit System for British travellers, after reports of long queues and repeated biometric re-checks at Schengen airports. Airline Disruption in Greece: Wizz Air passengers were reportedly left behind on a Kefalonia–Budapest flight after a crew duty-hours issue, with the airline investigating whether a ground-handling partner followed rules. Maritime Safety: Greece arrested a cruise ship captain after mooring lines parted in Corfu and a passenger fell from the gangway into the sea; the ship was allowed to continue while authorities investigate. Equal Pay Law: Greek Parliament passed a bill aimed at strengthening pay equality between men and women and improving healthcare workers’ conditions. Energy & Prices: Greece’s diesel subsidy ending (15 cents/litre) appears to have had only a limited effect on pump prices, with officials expecting further declines. Port of Piraeus Leadership: Danae Bezantakou became the first woman president of the International Propeller Club at Piraeus, starting a three-year term.
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