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We’ve lost Greece’s manual This week's newsletter from AthensLive is out:

* The costliest Olympics end up in derelict venues and a financial crisis 

* The EU strikes migration deal, while it is revealed pushed-back refugees burned alive 

* Major Greek involvement in Predator scandal revealed in detail 

The iconic and super-expensive OAKA stadium roof, created by renowned Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava for Greece’s 2004 Olympic Games, has become derelict to such a degree that the stadium closed due to safety reasons, Greeks were told. It was reported that the roof was created with a license for a pergola and that its maintenance manual had been lost…

While the EU was striking an important migration deal that would supposedly lead to a change of its asylum rules to lift pressure on the continent’s border countries, Greek authorities were confiscating the mobile phones of the Coast Guard officers involved in the Pylos shipwreck - a whole 119 days after. Plus, the NYT revealed that refugees who burned alive during Greece’s wildfires were push-back victims.

Finally, a series of investigative reports named Predator Files brings stormy details on Greece’s deep involvement with Predator illegal spyware.  

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The U.S. Treasury has removed sanctions on three Intellexa-linked individuals, raising concerns about surveillance spyware like "Predator" still circulating despite international scrutiny.

Apple, which pioneered cyber threat notifications in 2021 to alert users of potential state-sponsored spyware attacks, and follower Google, which eventually followed suit with its own similar program in 2023, have sent a new round of such warnings to users around the world this week. The companies announced their latest effort to insulate customers against surveillance threats. Apple and the…

Spy ware maker Intellexa had distant entry to a few of its authorities clients’ surveillance techniques, giving firm staffers the power to see the non-public information of individuals whose telephones had been hacked with its Predator spyware and adware, in keeping with new proof printed by Amnesty Worldwide.  On Thursday, Amnesty and a coalition of media companions, together with Israeli…