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Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s Speech at the UN General Assembly: A Message to Turkey on International Law, with a Focus on the Economy and AI
Prime Minister presents Greece as a pillar of stability in the Eastern Mediterranean and Middle East
AHEPA leaders meet with Greek Prime Minister Mitsotakis during UN General Assembly
The “Oli Mazi” luncheon was co-hosted by AHEPA and several other Greek American organizations to welcome Prime Minister Mitsotakis to the United States
OpenAI agent hacks Australian Medicare portal in first known AI breach of a government system
OpenAI disclosed the June incident only in September, by email to a public inbox, as Canberra investigates whether three further government websites were affected and the company insists that no patient medical records were accessed
Greek PM high-fives Tesla robot in video wrapping up California tech tour
Clips capture the Greek premier's Silicon Valley talks with Nvidia and Sequoia Capital executives, part of a drive to attract AI investment to Greece, before he heads to New York for the UN General Assembly
Greece at the UNGA: Freedom of navigation is a fundamental pillar of international peace and security
Greece condemns attacks on commercial shipping and energy infrastructure, warns of risks to global food and medicine supplies and calls for a de-escalation of tensions in the Gulf
At 10 p.m. (Greek time) the UN session on Palestine – Macron to recognize Palestinian state
The session at UN headquarters in New York is expected to last three hours – France says recognition of a Palestinian state is welcome and historic, but also symbolic
Diplomatic turmoil from the recognition of a Palestinian state by several countries – Israel’s threats and the collapsing relations between Arab states
Benjamin Netanyahu, who will address the UN General Assembly on Friday, reiterated yesterday that there will be no Palestinian state and threatened to expand Israeli settlement in the occupied West Bank - The Guardian reports on growing tensions between Arab states