Turkey’s clear (and, for the leery, expected) return to an aggressive stance shatters the dangerous illusions harbored by many who seize every ostensible opportunity to call for immediate dialogue, emitting dangerous messages of anxious desperation without any sense of what is (alas) the harsh reality. Faced with the genie of “Greater Turkey” now out of…
Nikos Androulakis sent out a message on Sunday to mark Greek Orthodox Easter, in which he emphasizes the need to support Greece’s younger generations.
The Finance Ministry and the tax administration are looking for solutions so that professionals stop hiding their actual incomes – i.e. taxable material – through fictitious expenses.
SYRIZA leader Alexis Tsipras visited the naval base on the island of Corfu on Easter Sunday, accompanied by local SYRIZA MP Alexandros Avlonitis, and met with the commanding officer.
Without the Resurrection, our obligations towards the world, the planet, the climate, nature, the value of man, therefore also his intelligence, natural and artificial, but certainly also emotional, do not acquire their full dimensions. It is easy to expect a metaphoric resurrection, synonymous with ascension, recovery or transcendence. A political, economic and even national resurrection.…
The refrain from experts is resounding: Artificial intelligence is not sentient. It is a corrective of sorts to the hype that AI chatbots have spawned, especially in recent months.
The notorious Medusa ransomware gang is asking for $100,000 from the Open University of Cyprus following a cyberattack on the institution’s digital platforms, with data samples already leaked online to prove they are not kidding.
The Holy Fire arrived in Athens on a special flight from Jerusalem on Thursday evening. Specifically, the delegation led by Deputy Foreign Minister Andreas Katsaniotis received the Holy Fire from the Patriarch of Jerusalem Theophilos III and arrived at 8.31 p.m. on an Aegean Airlines flight.
Democracy has the legal arsenal to defend itself against those who seek to undermine it, and it must use it.
Two Greeks were injured in Khartoum on Saturday according to the Metropolitan of the Archdiocese of Nubia Savvas in a call with state broadcaster ERT. The two were reportedly injured after a missile fell near the churchyard after the end of Easter service.