According to public broadcaster ERT, the discussions centred on strengthening Greece’s air defence systems, with the armed forces remaining on high alert. The government has been closely monitoring the situation as fears grow over a wider regional confrontation.
According to the 2024 findings, 8.8% of Greek workers suffer from serious material and social deprivation — just behind Bulgaria’s 9.5%, and ahead of several other southern and eastern European countries, including Romania (7.8%), Hungary (5.4%), and Slovakia (3.3%).
Greece faces severe economic consequences from climate change, including the potential loss of 327,000 full-time jobs and a €16 billion annual GDP decline if no mitigation measures are taken, according to a new study by the Foundation for Economic and Industrial Research (IOBE).
Far from seeing science and faith as contradictory, Kim views them as complementary. “Quantum physics opens doors to spiritual truths,” he said. “Jesus Christ stands at the center of both cosmic intelligence and divine purpose.” His perspective challenges the notion that intellectual rigor and religious belief are mutually exclusive.
To overcome these institutional limitations, the government is considering the creation of 45 new corporate entities — one for each of Greece’s river basins or designated regions.
Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi met with Cypriot President Nikos Christodoulides today in Nicosia, marking a significant step in bolstering bilateral relations. The leaders held official talks at the Presidential Palace, where Modi was warmly welcomed with a ceremonial reception, underscoring the mutual trust and friendship between the two nations.
