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Toxic pufferfish cull: 22 questions and answers on the pilot programme paying fishermen 5.33 euros per kilo
Crete and the South Aegean will pilot Greece's first organised pufferfish removal scheme, compensating commercial fishermen for certified catches while regional authorities cover storage, transport and disposal costs of the toxic invasive species threatening Greek waters
Trump warns Iran of 1,000 missiles if Tehran “touches” him, as ceasefire declared over
The US President has declared the US-Iran ceasefire "over" and told the New York Post he has ordered the military to be ready to strike: "1,000 Missiles are Locked and Loaded and aimed at the Islamic Republic of Iran"
Pentagon releases fourth batch of declassified UFO files, including Texas nuclear plant sighting
The Pentagon's latest release, its fourth since May, includes 40 files spanning documents, videos, audio and images from multiple US agencies. Highlights include a 2015 sighting over a Texas nuclear facility, a veteran aviator's account of an unidentifiable object, and fresh footage from the Indo-Pacific region
Temperatures set to reach 36 – 38 degrees Celsius this weekend in Greece
EMY forecasts a hot, sunny weekend across Greece, with mainland highs of 35 degrees Celsius, locally 36 in Central Macedonia and Thessaly. Islands see 32 to 34 degrees Celsius. Sunday climbs further, up to 38 degrees Celsius locally.
Apple sues OpenAI over alleged theft of trade secrets
OpenAI, io Products, and two former Apple employees are named as defendants, with Apple alleging emailed internal files and coordinated recruitment tactics. OpenAI denies interest in rivals' secrets. The suit follows Apple's Siri shift to Google's Gemini.
Galibaf’s Message to the US: The war in the Middle East will never end with Iran’s surrender
Ending the war is a priority for countries around the world; and everyone must know that this conflict will never end with Iran’s surrender, said Tehran’s chief negotiator
Cyprus condemns the illegal memorandum of understanding between Turkey and the occupied territories regarding the construction of a natural gas pipeline
The statement notes, among other things, that this “memorandum” is yet another manifestation of Turkey’s revisionist policy in the Eastern Mediterranean
Greek firefighters are working daily on the fire fronts in southern France
Twenty-one firefighters from the 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, and 7th Special Forest Operations Units (EMODE) are participating in the mission
Over 350 Christians burned alive by Muslims in Nigeria massacre as mainstream media & global activists stay silent
Despite the scale of these reported atrocities, coverage in major Western mainstream media outlets has been minimal or absent & interest from NGOs is close to zero...
“Hagia Sophia: A symbol of the Conquest of Constantinople”: Turkish Culture Minister provokes on six years since its reopening as a mosque
Another anniversary of the “historic day” has arrived, when Hagia Sophia was reopened for worship with the signature of Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, Mehmet Nuri Ersoy wrote, among other things, in a social media post
