Deception
Police detain more than 130 in major forex scam op
Istanbul police's anti-cybercrimes unit has conducted a large-scale simultaneous operation against 153 suspects at 88 addresses regarding forex investment fraud and has detained 132 people.
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Ten arrested in northern Greece for computer fraud
Ten people were arrested on Thursday in Thessaloniki for online fraud, police said.
The suspects had created fake websites of legitimate banks through which they copied the personal information and passwords of their victims and used them to transfer large sums of money to their own bank accounts and others abroad.
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Bogus Degrees: Romania Finds Academic Plagiarism Hard to Eradicate
Rooted in the communist era, the politicisation of education remains widespread in Romania, fostering a culture of cheating and deception that's proving tough to root out.
Fake News ‘Virus’ Needs ‘Vaccine’, BIRN Media Conference Concludes
In the wake of regional and global political uncertainties, fake news in Kosovo has gone to another level, a BIRN-organised conference on the eve of International Fact-Checking Day, April 2, concluded on Thursday.
Alternative facts on TV
The term "alternative facts" was coined by Kellyanne Conway, a senior White House aide in Donald Trump's administration, when she tried to justify a lie by then press secretary Sean Spicer, who claimed that the crowd assembled in Washington, DC for Trump's inauguration in 2017 "was the largest audience to ever witness an inauguration" in person in the world (January 22, 2017).
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Greek Intelligence Service Accused After New Spyware Revelations
MP Giannis Ragousis speaks in a debate on a proposal by opposition party PASOK-KINAL to set up a parliamentary probe into the phone tapping scandal in Greece, August 2022. Photo: EPA-EFE/Yannis Kolesidis
Prince Harry sues tabloid for defamation over story
Lawyers for Prince Harry asked a judge on March 17 to rule that a tabloid newspaper libeled the British royal with an article about his quest for police protection when he and his family visit the U.K.
Thessaloniki student arrested over explosive device prank
A 17-year-old student from Thessaloniki, northern Greece, was temporarily arrested last Tuesday for falsely reporting to the police that an explosive device had been placed in his high school.
The school, located in the district of Kalamaria, was evacuated and a bomb disposal unit arrived to inspect the building.
Plagiarism rings running riot at universities
Despite mounting complaints to judicial authorities, plagiarism rackets that have been organized around Greek universities are reportedly continuing their activities unabated, writing students' PhD theses, postgraduate dissertations and papers, for a fee.
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A question of credibility
Recent reports regarding corruption in the Hellenic Police (ELAS) naturally raise concern among the public.
It is not yet possible to separate fact from fiction and whether allegations are genuine or driven by clashes between rival groups inside the force.
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