Greek defense industry eyes bigger role
Greece unveiled a series of defense industry agreements during the three-day DEFEA 2025 exhibition at the Metropolitan Expo Center, where 436 exhibitors from 37 countries showcased defense systems.
Merz’s rough start as Chancellor and the message it sends to Europe
Katja Hoyer, a historian, journalist and author of “Beyond the Wall: A History of East Germany,” joins Thanos Davelis as we break down whether Germany’s new Chancellor Friedrich Merz is emerging weakened out of the gate, and look into what this means for Europe.
Australia offers growth opportunity for Greek olive oil exports
Australia’s olive oil market is expanding rapidly, presenting strong opportunities for Greek exports as consumer demand rises and domestic production remains limited, according to a market study by the Economic and Commercial Affairs Office of the Greek Consulate in Sydney, The Greek Herald reports, citing olivenews.com.
Aria Hotels expands into Dominican Republic with historic boutique property
Aria Hotels, the hospitality subsidiary of Greece’s Libra Group, has announced its expansion into the Dominican Republic with the launch of Aria Santa Maria, a nine-room boutique hotel in Santo Domingo’s Colonial Zone.
Patriarchate sought clarification, lawmakers acted
A warm meeting between Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew on Thursday dispelled concerns that recent church legislation would strain ties.
US lawmakers sound alarm over Turkey’s aggressive behavior, urge Trump to confront Erdogan
A bipartisan coalition of US lawmakers is raising serious concerns about Turkey’s increasingly unpredictable and hostile behavior under President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, urging President Donald Trump to directly address him in any upcoming meeting.
Parliament to introduce microphone silencers to limit overtime speeches
Greece’s Parliament is set to install a new microphone cutoff system aimed at curbing overtime speeches during sessions. Announced on Wednesday by the speaker, the “time limiter” will mute microphones once speakers exceed their allotted time.
The creative world of clay and water
Tucked away behind the National Gallery at 8 Thetidos Street in the Athens district of Ilisia, an open door reveals shelves of ceramic wares and a group of people intently bent over tables and pottery wheels.
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Dendias stresses islands’ maritime rights
In a clear message to Turkey on Thursday, Defense Minister Nikos Dendias stressed that islands are entitled to full maritime rights under international law, including territorial waters, a contiguous zone, an exclusive economic zone (EEZ), and a continental shelf.