US, Britain, EU to sign agreement on AI standards, FT reports
The US, Britain and the EU are expected to sign the first international treaty on the use of AI that is legally binding, the Financial Times reported on Thursday.
Is there a clear “Harris Doctrine”?
Endy Zemenides, the Executive Director of the Hellenic American Leadership Council, joins Thanos Davelis to look into Vice President Harris’ foreign policy track record, and break down what Greece and Cyprus should expect in the event that Kamala Harris is sworn in as the 47th President of the United States.
Anthony Scaramucci: This election will be ‘a kind of referendum’ on Trump
It was a political romance that turned into political hatred. It happened to many of Donald Trump’s associates who were close to him in the White House.
Shepherd finds human skeleton in remote area of Crete
A human skeleton was found Wednesday by a shepherd in a remote area near Anatoli, Ierapetra, Crete.
Plan to shield property owners from rent-shirking tenants
Seeking to encourage more owners to put their shuttered properties back onto the rental market, the government plans to set up a register of tenants who don’t pay their rent.
Legendary lyricist honored in tribute concert
Lyricist Lefteris Papadopoulos (center), whose name has been inextricably linked to the golden age of Greek music, enters the Panathenaic Stadium in Athens accompanied by singer Giorgos Dalaras for the concert-tribute to his long career on Wednesday.
Temporal Transferences | Athens | September 12 – October 12
Roma Gallery (5 Roma, roma-gallery.com) presents “Temporal Transferences,” featuring French poet and artist Jean Cocteau’s reflective paintings alongside new works by French artist Mylene Jampanoi.
Accident causes major delays on Kifisos Avenue, Attiki Odos
Heavy traffic was reported Thursday morning on Kifisos Avenue due to an accident near the Tris Gefyres area, causing delays from the KTEL bus station heading north.
Agreement to engage the Greek diaspora
Deputy Foreign Minister George Kotsiras and the head of the Public Employment Service (DYPA), Spiros Protopsaltis, signed a memorandum of cooperation aimed at engaging the Greek diaspora on Wednesday. According to an announcement by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, the memorandum seeks to inform Greeks living abroad about job opportunities in Greece.
Opposition to name change proposal
As main opposition SYRIZA heads to its congress this weekend, the most difficult one of recent years, there has been no letup in the tension between its leadership and the internal opposition.