EU Joint Debt for Strategic Autonomy: Mitsotakis’ Bold Plan
The Greek Prime Minister pushes for European funding for defense, drones, and AI development.
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Η Γάζα θαμμένη κάτω από 61 εκατ. τόνους ερειπίων μετά από δύο χρόνια πολέμου
Η Γάζα θαμμένη κάτω από 61 εκατ. τόνους ερειπίων μετά από δύο χρόνια πολέμου
Ο ΟΗΕ εκτιμά ότι σχεδόν το 78% των κτιρίων της Λωρίδας της Γάζας έχουν υποστεί ζημιές ή καταστραφεί, αφήνοντας πίσω περισσότερους από 61 εκατ. τόνους ερείπια, ενώ η καταστροφή εντείνεται στις τελευταίες φάσεις της σύγκρουσης.
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Greece Turns to France for Weapons – Handelsblatt Sees Germany “Left Out”
Greece Turns to France for Weapons – Handelsblatt Sees Germany “Left Out”
In its report, Handelsblatt focuses on Greece’s ambitious €25 billion armament program for the next decade, noting that while Athens is preparing for a massive military modernization, the German defense industry appears to be missing out — while France is emerging as the big winner.
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Unknown soldier monument: legislative amendment sparks parliamentary debate
Unknown soldier monument: legislative amendment sparks parliamentary debate
The new amendment regarding the management and maintenance of the monument provokes political reactions and raises questions about its symbolic significance.
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Fidan: “I don’t accept 12 miles, you don’t accept 6 – The Aegean issue can be solved if fear is overcome”
Fidan: “I don’t accept 12 miles, you don’t accept 6 – The Aegean issue can be solved if fear is overcome”
The Turkish Foreign Minister opens the door to dialogue but combines it with threats, while Athens responds firmly defending national interests.
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Gerapetritis vs. Fidan: “No discussion on national interests” — Tensions flare between Athens and Ankara
Gerapetritis vs. Fidan: “No discussion on national interests” — Tensions flare between Athens and Ankara
The Turkish foreign minister’s attack on Greece’s role in European security triggered a sharp response from Athens, with Gerapetritis drawing a clear red line: national sovereignty is not negotiable.
