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A classified manual reveals how the CIA created stronger and faster people through the power of the mind

The manual, which was declassified and released by the CIA in 2003, was part of training material that had been reviewed by the U.S. Army’s Intelligence and Security Command

SYRIZA MP Katerina Notopoulou resigns from Parliament

The former close associate of Alexis Tsipras is also resigning from the party. Her parliamentary seat for Thessaloniki's First Constituency will be taken by Giannis Amanatidis, a move expected to alter the balance of power within SYRIZA

Rutte sidesteps question after Mitsotakis’ remarks on Turkey’s casus belli: “I’m not here to comment, but to…preserve unity”

"I am not a commentator..."

Hatzivassiliou–Davutoglu clash over Cyprus: “There has been an invasion since 1974 – Turkey must accept reality” (video)

During a panel discussion at the Economist conference in Lagonisi, the former Turkish PM stated that "Turkey's presence in Cyprus is based on international law." Anna Diamantopoulou, who also participated in the panel, responded as well

Self-employed workers: who qualifies for half-rate tax, reduced advance payments and exemptions

Thousands of young self-employed professionals are benefiting this year from a reduced tax rate of 4.5%, a 50% discount on advance tax payments, and exemption from the presumptive tax system, provided they meet the specified income and activity requirements

Posthumous Pardon for Ruth Ellis: 71 Years After Her Hanging, King Charles Acknowledges a “Grave Injustice”

At her trial, the judge had instructed the jurors to disregard the abuse as a defense, and that was enough for them to return a guilty verdict and a death sentence in just 20 minutes

Mitsotakis: There are legal obstacles to Turkey acquiring F-35s, the casus belli is an anachronism

The prime minister also reiterated that Greece will not tell the U.S. which countries to supply with defense systems, just as it does not accept suggestions regarding its own defense choices

Trump threatens Iran with fresh US strikes, saying they could come tonight

The US president said he was not seeking regime change in Tehran, but insisted Iran must not acquire nuclear weapons

Trump’s Iran rupture rattles markets as stocks slide, oil jumps more than 5.5% and bond yields surge

Renewed Middle East tensions, US strikes on Iran and Trump’s trade threat against Spain trigger a sharp sell-off across global markets

Erdogan warns EU against excluding non-EU NATO allies from defence plans

The Turkish president said leaving countries such as Turkey outside Europe’s defence initiatives would waste limited resources and create an “artificial division” on the continent

Eric Gales to perform in Athens at the Sweet Summer Sun Festival

On July 18, Technopolis City of Athens will host a major celebration of the blues, featuring internationally acclaimed guitarist Eric Gales alongside leading names from Greece's blues scene

Bloomberg: NATO weighs cancelling 2027 Albania summit amid fears of fresh Trump clash

The alliance is reportedly considering scrapping or postponing the meeting, partly because Albania remains among NATO’s lower defence spenders and officials fear another confrontation with the US president

Prosecutor seeks acquittal of officers accused of raping 19-year-old in Omonia police station

The prosecutor told the Mixed Jury Court that lack of consent had not been proven beyond reasonable doubt, while describing the officers’ conduct as “reprehensible” and “highly unprofessional"