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The Fall of BioNTech: The Turkish-born couple who discovered the COVID vaccine, but not a cure for the economic crisis
Declining demand, restructuring, and the departure of its founders — the pioneer of COVID-19 vaccines is sinking into crisis. The company’s future is uncertain as it now shifts its focus to cancer research
Horror in Switzerland: Head of cardiology clinic linked to deaths of 70 patients, allegedly implanted defective device from his own company
A major scandal has emerged in Switzerland in recent days, as the head of a cardiology clinic at the University Hospital of Zurich is allegedly responsible for the deaths of more than 70 patients
Christodoulides’ speech in Parliament: “Reunification is the vow that unites Cyprus and Greece”
The President of Cyprus expressed his gratitude to Kyriakos Mitsotakis for Greece’s defence assistance to Cyprus, saying the response amounted to a “moral restoration of a historical pending issue” that had marked collective memory with the phrase “Cyprus is far away.”
Cuba ready to consider $100 million U.S. aid proposal amid major power outage
Cuba, which is under an energy embargo imposed by Washington, is facing a new major power outage in the eastern part of the country, where residents are increasingly expressing frustration over prolonged blackouts. This has pushed the government to agree to consider a U.S. aid proposal worth $100 million
Emotional scenes in the Ambracian Gulf: Mother dolphin mourns her calf, refuses to leave it behind
She has remained by its side for days, protecting it – Statement from the “ARION” Research Center for the Rescue and Rehabilitation of Cetaceans
Iraq’s new prime minister sworn in with incomplete cabinet and unresolved challenges
Iraq’s new Prime Minister Ali Al-Zaini was sworn in today, but with an incomplete government, as parliament failed to reach agreement on the appointment of key ministries, including Interior and Defence
Diplomatic sources: Turkey’s “Blue Homeland” bill does not contribute to calm waters – “We have responses for every scenario,” says Gerapetritis
According to Foreign Ministry sources, communication channels with Ankara remain open and Greece’s concerns have been clearly conveyed – “Any unilateral activity is doomed to fail,” the Foreign Minister stressed
Tragedy in the Maldives: Five Italian tourists killed during diving excursion
According to reports, weather conditions in the diving area were unfavorable
Third Global Sumud Flotilla departs from Turkey bound for Gaza
The previous flotilla was intercepted by Israeli forces on April 30, while 175 activists on board were detained in international waters
€3.6 million in compensation for 226 livestock farmers over sheep and goat pox outbreak
The compensation concerns animals that were culled as part of measures to eradicate the sheep and goat pox epidemic
Ministry of Development gives “green light” to landmark gallium production investment
Gallium production in Greece is part of a broader EU strategy to reduce dependence on third countries for critical raw materials
