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Russia “truly appreciates” US invitation to G20, Kremlin says: Putin has not decided whether to attend
"It is premature to talk about this at the moment; no decision has yet been made," Peskov stressed

Dialogue with Turkey only on the basis of International Law, without threats of war – Cyprus & AI: What Mitsotakis will say at the UN
The Prime Minister will stress that UNCLOS is the only institutional framework for resolving the dispute over the continental shelf and EEZ – A large part of his speech will be devoted to AI
Joint ‘strike force’ of Greece, Cyprus and Egypt against threats: What was agreed at the Cairo trilateral meeting
The meeting of the Defence Ministers in Cairo marks a further deepening of military cooperation, with emphasis on operational coordination, intelligence sharing and strengthening joint readiness – What the Joint Communiqué says about threats against the three countries

US denies visas to members of Masoud Pezeshkian’s communications team
The Iranian president is expected to attend the UN General Assembly

The ‘Achilles Shield’ and the cable: The next crash tests with Turkey in the Aegean
Erdogan is now linking Greek-Turkish disputes with the strategic relationship between Greece and Israel and is renewing his demand for the demilitarisation of the islands – Athens invokes the right of self-defence and is preparing to issue a NAVTEX for the laying of the cable linking Greece, Cyprus and Israel

CNN exclusive: US and China nearly came into conflict over false intelligence generated by AI
US military alerted by report claiming Chinese vessel was carrying nuclear weapons components, but it turned out to be the product of an AI chatbot’s ‘hallucinations’

What Trump’s Greenland deal provides for: Increased US military presence and a ‘block’ on China and Russia
Washington gains expanded scope for action in the Arctic, while Copenhagen describes the agreement as beneficial for NATO and Europe

Return of illegal migrants to third countries enters final phase: Greece and four other countries’ plans and the three options under consideration
Greece, Denmark, Germany, Austria and the Netherlands make up the “Core Group” for the creation of Return Hubs – What was agreed in Copenhagen in early September

