Yesterday’s News Wrap-up includes the following: Greece in Talks with Israel to Develop ‘Iron Dome’: Reuters Reuters reports that Greece is in talks with Israel to develop an anti-aircraft and missile defense dome (similar to the Israeli Iron Dome), citing sources from the Greek defense ministry. “The plan is to create a multi-layer anti-aircraft and anti-drone […]

The event was organized by an Athens-based website at the American School of Classical Studies at Athens’ (ASCSA) Cotsen Hall

Both individuals have been named and identified as former high-ranking staff-members of Novartis’ subsidiary in Greece

Four Turkish aircraft - a surveillance plane, a UAV and two helicopters - were recorded as engaging in Greek airspace violations on Thursday

'The plan is to create a multi-layer anti-aircraft and anti-drone system, according to a source knowledgeable with the issue, Reuters said in citing Greece's interest in the Iron Dome

Justifying his plan to shut down over 130 military camps, Dendias said, “It makes no sense for us to have more military camps than the U.S.,"

“A more connected and united Eastern Mediterranean will result in more prosperity, stability, and peace,” U.S. Rep. Gus Bilirakis (R-Fla.) said.

With high voter turnout as a backdrop, GOP members expressed optimism about advancing their agenda with support from anticipated majorities in Congress.

The declassified material is quite specific, consisting of intelligence bulletins concerning Cyprus and Turkey, which were primarily addressed to military services.

The two politicians held a brief post-election meeting in the Oval Office to discuss the ‘peaceful’ handover of power.

To prevent further casualties, he called for proactive measures to optimize the use of water and other critical resources.

PM Mitsotakis will be accompanied by several government officials, as Greece is set to have a strong presence at the COP29.

Yesterday’s News Wrap-up includes the following: Vardis I. Vardinogiannis, Greek Tycoon and Shipping Magnate, Dies at 91 Vardis I. Vardinogiannis one of Greece’s most prominent business figures has passed away at the age of 91. The Vardinogiannis family released a statement on Tuesday, Nov. 12 expressing their grief: “With profound sadness, the family of Vardis […]

Media report cites government sources as saying short discussion allowed UN Chief Guterres to brief Cypriot president that expanded meeting involving all sides is moving forth

“It is a sign of your desperation to replace SYRIZA, even imitating their mistakes, before they even disperse,” Mitsotakis said

Additionally, the concept of a personal pediatrician is being introduced in the bill, offering free healthcare access to approximately 530,000 children nationwide.

The mutual defense treaty mandates that both sides "immediately provide military and other assistance by all available means" should either country enter a state of war.

Yesterday’s News Wrap-up includes the following: Athens International Airport – Ambitious Future Plans in Wake of Solid Performance Speaking to the Athens News Agency (AMNA), the Director of Communications & Marketing at the Athens International Airport (AIA), Ioanna Papadopoulou, laid out the plans for Greece’s largest airport in the wake of impressive passenger traffic figures. The director […]

Endangered fish Marathon minnow emerges on national limelight after deputy transport & infrastructure minister says environmental groups filed suit to protect the freshwater species

Greek prime minister also underlines strategic importance of Greece-US ties for wider region