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Jeremy Hunt: Britain needs its own Elon Musk

The former Chancellor of the Exchequer under both Liz Truss and Richie Shunak told a UK radio station today that business people are more necessary than ever in politics

Synolakis: How ready is Greece to face a tsunami? The mistakes and lessons learned from the tragedy in Indonesia 20 years ago

Are we better prepared today? - Where we are in Greece, 20 years after the deadliest tsunami in history, in the Indian Ocean - Analyses by the professor of Natural Disasters, Kostas Synolakis

Terrifying warning from the “godfather” of AI – “It could destroy humanity in the next 30 years”

"We've never had to manage anything smarter than us," he says, and stresses that human intelligence will look like a three-year-old child compared to AI

Turkish Baykar takes over the historic Italian company Piaggio Aviation

Baykar is currently one of the largest drone manufacturer in the world with shares exceeding 60%

China’s two new 6th Generation fighters are impressive: Tail-less and undetectable by radar

They do not have vertical stabilizers - Complete absence of 90 degree angles

NASA: Parker Solar Probe spacecraft gets closer to the Sun than ever before

launched in August 2018 is expected to reach 6.2 million kilometers from the Sun's surface - The mission aims to uncover the secrets of solar storms

Smart Cities of the future – Smart traffic lights, app-based parking spaces, AI lighting in 107 cities

"They were included in the 'Digital Transformation of Local Government Authorities' program with a budget exceeding €85 million"

Donald Trump: Greek-American Michael Kratsios, Head of Science and Technology Policy

Kratsios also served in the previous Republican administration as chief technology officer

Digital tour with 3D and VR in 32 important religious monuments in Athens

The project and its results were presented during a special event

THEON breaks all order records again

Total new orders for 2024 already exceed €510 million, well above the expected deliveries for the year leading to an increased backlog of orders at the end of the year totalling around €650 million.

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