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Kyriakos Mitsotakis visits the redevelopment works on Vasilissis Olgas Avenue (photos)
The Prime Minister was accompanied by Culture Minister Lina Mendoni
Thyranoixia of the Saint Tychon Parish in Lulea, Sweden (photos)
the first Divine Liturgy in the newly established Parish of the Holy Metropolis, dedicated to the recently canonized Saint Tychon the Athonite, who was recently inscribed in the Hagiological Diptychs of the Eastern Orthodox Church
How the fugitive with a $5 million bounty, “El Jardinero,” was arrested in Mexico: He was the successor of El Mencho and was protected by 30 vehicles and 60 armed men (videos)
Auidias Flores, known as “El Jardinero” (“the gardener”), was a key commander of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel. The US had placed a $5 million bounty on him. The operation involved more than 500 soldiers and six helicopters. Riots and unrest broke out after his arrest
An 89-year-old man entered the EFKA office in Kerameikos & opened fire, injuring one employee – He then opened fire at the Court of Appeal, leaving 4 more people injured (Upd.)
According to initial information, the perpetrator is a rag collector and is being sought
Agreement between Google and the Pentagon for the use of Artificial Intelligence models in classified missions – What is provided for weapons systems
Under the agreement, the Pentagon will use Google’s artificial intelligence for “any lawful government purpose” – Including provisions related to mass surveillance and weapons systems
Kyriakos Pierrakakis: The five lessons Europe must draw from Greece
From energy security and the geopolitical return of the sea to artificial intelligence, European industrial policy, and Greece’s fiscal turnaround, the Minister of National Economy and Finance and President of the Eurogroup outlined a new landscape of challenges for Europe
Wiretapping, judges (good or bad?), and the inquiry committee, the “blue” pre-congress ceasefire, the shipowners’ mass purchases
China, the US, and Russians “re-reading” Greek ports and shipyards
Oil: Brent heading toward $110 due to Hormuz, with the Fed, BOJ, and fears of a new energy shock in focus
According to experts, it will take at least four to six months for the oil market to stabilize, and until then prices are likely to remain elevated
Trump’s dilemmas after Iran’s “window” from Tehran on the Strait of Hormuz
Tehran proposes reopening the Strait and ending the war, leaving the nuclear issue for later - Why Washington sees a trap of losing pressure in the plan
Railway tragedy in Indonesia: At least 14 dead and 81 injured, concern for those trapped (videos)
Two passengers remain trapped in the twisted metal of a carriage after a train collision at a railway station near Jakarta – video captures the moment the accident occurred
Case over alleged fake signatures of “Voice of Reason” reaches European Parliament – Latinopoulou has requested waiver of immunity
The case began in November 2024 following a complaint by Konstantinos Bogdanos – European Parliament President Roberta Metsola announced the receipt of the request from Greek judicial authorities
