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Defense Industry: Swedish FDI Frigates, the Achilles Shield, and the window of opportunity for Greek companies
The major defense spending planned for the next decade could provide a springboard for Greece’s defense industry, creating production, know-how, exports, and a stronger presence in international supply chains
Digital evidence puts doctor in the spotlight: She photographed Mazonsakis unconscious on the machine and deleted the image before going to the police
New shocking details have been revealed by protothema.gr concerning the death of Giorgos Mazonakis and what happened from the moment the plasma-apheresis procedure began
Uniformed Personnel: Who benefits from the new pay scale and how much are salaries increasing?
The new pay scale for uniformed personnel is also gradually increasing pensions, as higher salaries are incorporated into pensionable earnings. The differences can reach up to €150 per month, while the dividends paid by the pension funds are also being increased
What the testimonies and photographs reveal about the circumstances of Mazonakis’s death: The contradictions and the critical minutes leading up to the emergency medical service being notified
When doctors Gaka and Theodoropoulos called the emergency services, it appears that it was already too late — the clinic had a defibrillator, but it was not functioning — and none of the doctors accompanied Mazonakis to hospital
Greece emerges as a magnet for international funds, positioning itself as a financial hub
Officials in the office of Kyriakos Pierrakakis, Minister of National Economy and Finance, who is leading efforts to attract major foreign fund managers, see the developments as yet another vote of confidence in Greece from international markets
Oil: Weekly surge of over 8% and above $100 – The Middle East keeps markets on alert
Crude oil prices fell after the rally of recent days, but still posted strong weekly gains as the crisis in the Middle East heightened fears over supply disruptions
Two engagements involving armed F-16s over the Aegean and 10 airspace violations
Four of the six Turkish fighter jets that flew over the Archipelago were armed
Ilias Theodoropoulos administered two adrenaline injections to Giorgos Mazonakis — Taxi driver testified that he dropped him off at 1:55 p.m., not 4:30 p.m. as doctors claimed
The owner of the clinic informed the paramedics who arrived at his medical practice that he had administered a 1 mg adrenaline injection, without specifying when it had been given. Subsequently, in the presence of the paramedics, the doctor administered another injection to Giorgos Mazonakis
Jerusalem Patriarchate Signs Cooperation Memorandum with Greek State to Protect Cultural Heritage
The Greek state will provide practical support for the preservation, protection, scientific study and promotion of the particularly important religious, historical and cultural heritage of the Patriarchate of Jerusalem under a Memorandum of Cooperation ratified yesterday through a bill introduced by the Ministry of Culture - The bill was approved by a majority of the Hellenic Parliament
Hellenic Hematology Society warns of risks from unproven treatments, explains what it says about plasmapheresis
The Hellenic Hematology Society is raising the alarm over the use of scientifically unproven “regenerative” treatments
“How could Artificial Intelligence wipe out humanity?” — What AI itself tells Business Insider
ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and Grok analyze how artificial intelligence could theoretically threaten humanity, from malicious use to the loss of human control — Sam Altman: Following researcher resignations, OpenAI opens discussion about putting the brakes on the development of advanced AI
