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Imia Crisis 30 Years On: What brought down the helicopter? What really happened after the “no ships – no troops – no flags” decision? (video)
Colonel (ret.) Minas Kouzoupis of the Hellenic Army Aviation was present during the Imia Crisis and spoke to en.protothema about aspects that have not been heard to this day – Was the withdrawal agreement respected?
Yiannis Smaragdis to Danikas: The assassination of Kapodistrias was a foreign plan, with the British leading it
The distinguished director speaks about the eight-year research he carried out for his film – He studied the archives of France, Switzerland, Russia, Austria, and especially Metternich’s papers – Only the British did not grant him access
Schinas to ProtoThema: The Tsipras government was like a school field trip – In the office next to mine they were preparing the Plan B for after the Grexit
The former Vice President of the European Commission speaks to Direct about what he experienced during the 2015 negotiation – He described the Varoufakis period as “an inexhaustible show of narcissism”
Professor Chrousos to Danikas: “We are built to live 132 years but we don’t make it because of stress”
The professor of Pediatrics, one of the 250 most important clinical researchers in the world, explains what lies behind children’s learning difficulties and describes the golden rule of longevity: “Number 1 is sleep, 2 is diet, 3 is exercise”
Kyriakos Mitsotakis: We will provide more than €2 billion in the coming months to support incomes – A new housing program is on the way
He reiterated that the elections will be held in 2027. He announced an emergency income support measure for livestock farmers who lost animals due to smallpox. “Mr. Tsipras probably feels uncomfortable about his own governance,” he said
Kimberly Guilfoyle: Greece can become the energy hub that will help us counter Russian and Chinese interests
The new U.S. ambassador to Greece gave an interview to ANT1 — “We achieved so much in just a few days,” she said about energy matters — “It’s not a bad thing for someone to be recognizable and well-connected within the government,” she noted regarding her public profile — “We would all love for Trump to come and speak at the Acropolis; I’ll ask him,” she added
Zoe Konstantopoulou: She walked out of SKAI after a 2-minute interview because she was asked about Tsipras
“It was the shortest interview of my life,” said host Faye Mavragani
