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Germany in deadlock after Mecklenburg & Berlin elections: Merz stays until he leaves, while the far-right surges & sparks alarm
The German Chancellor remains in office not because the ballot box endorsed his policies, but because there is still no agreed alternative within the Christian Democrats & eight state premiers have publicly backed him
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s dismissal of free speech should trigger democratic reflexes
In a constitutional democracy the right to speak and to receive information is not a gift the state bestows when it deems speech sufficiently “hygienic”
Daskalakis on Artificial Intelligence: ‘The risk of unpredictable behaviour is already real’
The MIT professor examines the risks posed by advanced models and AI agents, and the need for strict safety safeguards
Could Artificial Intelligence wipe out humanity? The doomsday scenarios and the experts’ great divide
From biological weapons and autonomous robots to access to nuclear systems, experts disagree over whether AI truly poses an existential threat
The Times: Skyscrapers, hedge funds and wealthy investors are transforming Athens – “More attractive than ever”
"From the debt crisis to a new investment landscape," The Times writes, focusing on the major Ellinikon development and the attraction of international funds, investors and entrepreneurs
The last millionaire to move to Greece, turn out the lights: British columnists’ sarcastic jabs as ‘our country is in decline’
Chris Rokos’s decision to move his business base to Greece prompts Robert Hardman of the Daily Mail and Manchester United owner Jim Ratcliffe to sound the alarm over Britain
Domna Michailidou to The National Herald: Greece is investing in bringing Greeks living abroad back home
The Minister for Social Cohesion stresses that tackling the demographic challenge requires long-term policy rather than piecemeal measures, with particular emphasis on housing, support for young families and so-called ‘brain regain’
