> Giannis Charamidis
> Giannis Charamidis
Guilfoyle responds to WSJ: Eric Deters owes me $150,000 for consulting services before I became Ambassador – She also addresses private jet flights
The US ambassador to Greece rejects the allegations through her legal representatives. “I received guidance from the State Department regarding private jet flights.” Deters offered Guilfoyle $1 million to promote a private legal case of his, but she refused
What’s behind India’s “Cockroach” uprising that threatens to bring down Modi’s government: An internet joke that became a movement
Unemployment, allegations of corruption in education and questions over the reliability of electoral rolls are now at the heart of a political crisis testing the resilience of the government of the world’s most populous country
Ten years since the failed coup attempt in Turkey: The unknown story of the eight Turkish officers who arrived in Greece
Unpublished photos and videos, fears of abduction, years of isolation and the secret hosting of one of the eight near the Turkish embassy – Panos Kammenos, Dimitris Vitsas, Apostolos Doxiadis, Christos Mylonopoulos & Miranda Xafa speak to Medusa
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
Analysis: What is Turkey’s 51st Commando Brigade being transferred opposite Samos? Its field experience & Hulusi Akar’s time with the Unit
From the mountains of Tunceli to Söke in Aydın – Why its new base opposite Samos carries strategic significance – Athens is closely monitoring the matter
Six months of war with Iran: Trump’s “short trip” became a war with no way out
“Operation Epic Fury” gave way to “Operation Economic Outcast,” a massive economic strangulation operation announced on August 24 by Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent
Ratko Mladic, the son of a Partisan who became the “Butcher of Bosnia”: He handed out sweets to children and then began the executions in Srebrenica
From the siege of Sarajevo and the Srebrenica genocide to 16 years on the run and a life sentence in The Hague — The Bosnian Serb general died at the age of 84 without ever acknowledging the crimes for which he was convicted
