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A total of 51 earthquakes have been recorded, after the 5.7 Richter in Crete
According to the mayor of Sitia, George Zervakis, there have been no reports of disasters
Hegseth: The naval blockade of Iranian ports has taken on global dimensions; we are not relying on Europe for the Strait of Hormuz
Iran knows it still has an “open window” to make the right decisions, said the U.S. Secretary of Defense
Macron: If your sovereignty is threatened, do whatever is necessary, we will be there for you (videos-photos)
A few minutes before 19:00, the flight carrying the President of France arrived at Eleftherios Venizelos Airport — Athens and Paris will renew their strategic cooperation agreement on defense and security for another five years
The $35 billion war: The costly toll for the U.S. and the dangerous depletion of ammunition stockpiles
The 38-day conflict has consumed vast quantities of Tomahawk, JASSM-ER, Patriot, and ATACMS missiles. The Pentagon was forced to transfer weapons systems from Europe and Asia to the Middle East, raising concerns about readiness against Russia and China
The security of the Middle East cannot be treated as a foreign issue to Europe
The joint meeting between European leaders and leaders from countries in the region concluded in Nicosia, as part of the informal European Council summit held in Cyprus, delivering a clear message: the security of the Middle East cannot be treated as a foreign issue for Europe
Kikilias at the Delphi Forum: The government has taken measures to contain ferry ticket prices
Shipowner Panos Laskaridis, head of Laskaridis Shipping and Lavinia Corporation, accused Europe of inertia and bureaucracy
“I underwent treatment for prostate cancer, I am now healthy,” Netanyahu revealed
When I am informed in time about a potential risk, I choose to deal with it immediately—this applies both at a national and personal level, he stressed
Chernobyl: NTUA archives confirm 1,200 square kilometers in Greece were contaminated by radiation
Karditsa, Naousa, and Athens among the areas most affected – Nikolaos Petropoulos, associate professor and Director of the Nuclear Technology Laboratory at the NTUA, explains what happened
Prosecution for aiding a criminal against 18-year-old and two young women in Agios Dimitrios murder case; 20-year-old claims she told the perpetrator not to attend the meeting with the victim
Criminal charges for aiding a criminal have been brought against three individuals—an 18-year-old and two 20-year-old women—in connection with the murder of a 27-year-old in Agios Dimitrios. The Athens First Instance Prosecutor’s Office has referred the accused to be tried before the Three-Member Misdemeanor Court (in flagrante)
Papastavrou: For years, decarbonization functioned like a holy grail, not only in Brussels but also in many other countries
In response to a question about the energy crisis, he stressed that in 2022 it took more than a year for member states to accept that they needed to take action and begin discussions
