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Turkey issues Navtex for Piri Reis research vessel in Aegean waters
Neutral
Kathimerini
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With a Navtex (navigational telex) notice – widely seen as a sign of Turkey’s irritation over developments in the Eastern Mediterranean – Ankara announced that beginning Monday, and for the next ten days, its research vessel Piri Reis will conduct...
Owner: Alafouzos Family
A Greek island has 1,000 private chapels. Families maintain them for faith and community
Center-right
The Gazette - Colorado
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TINOS, Greece (AP) — More than a thousand chapels dot the Greek island of Tinos. In a rare centuries-old tradition, the mostly simple, room-sized stone structures are painstakingly maintained by the ordinary families that own them. These private...
Owner: Philip Anschutz
OpenAI inks deal with Greece for AI innovation in schools
Homepage > News > Business > OpenAI inks deal with Greece for AI innovation in schools Greece and OpenAI have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to expand the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in the country, eyeing education and...
Owner: Calvin Ayre
PHOTO ESSAY: On Greece's Tinos island, families own and lovingly care for 1,000 chapels
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FIREPOWER: Greece and Cyprus come out against Turkey joining SAFE
Take a free trial of Euractiv Pro to get FIREPOWER in your inbox. Good morning and welcome to today’s issue of Firepower. Drones continue to make the headlines. Over the weekend, Russian drones entered Romania’s airspace, resulting in the country...
Owner: Van Puijenbroek & Baert Families, Thomas Leysen
The life and legacy of Pittsburgh activist Vincent Scotti Eirene
This is WESA Politics, a weekly newsletter by our political reporters providing analysis about Pittsburgh and state politics. If you want it earlier — we'll deliver it to your inbox on Thursday afternoon — sign up here. Perhaps the story that...
Owner: Pittsburgh Community Broadcasting Corporation & American Government
Echidna poo has changed our understanding of human evolution
Left-wing
The Monthly
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Every few weeks, unusual packages arrive by post at the University of Adelaide. Sent by dutiful citizen scientists across Australia, they contain biological material that has shed light on the uniqueness of a native Australian icon and inspired...
Owner: Morry Schwartz
UK universities hope for Greek revival as first campuses launch
The first international branch campuses set up in Greece since a change in the law are set to welcome students within weeks, with UK institutions eyeing “significant reputational benefits” from their expansion into southern Europe. Four...
Owner: John Hartz & Simon Turner
Delegation for 9.19.25: Markups — Jimmy Lai — student debt — Charlie Kirk — voucher slam
Markup magic It’s markup season on Capitol Hill. As major bills work their way through the legislative process, many lawmakers are working to advance initiatives shaping health care policy, national security and other areas. Rep. Vern Buchanan, a...
Owner: Peter Schorsch
Greek Diaspora Joins Forces to Heal Greece’s Forests, FETA partners with THI
NEW YORK – The Federation of EthnicGreek Trade Associations (FETA) is the latest Hellenic Diaspora organization to join The Hellenic Initiative’s (THI) Plant a Tree program, whose mission is to help nature recover from the fires that have been...
Owner: Diamataris Family
World News | Austria Eyes Indian Students to Fill Labour Gaps, Pushes Technical Education
By Vishu Adhana New Delhi [India], September 19 (ANI): Austria has launched a major initiative to attract Indian students to its leading technical universities, aiming to address its "great demand" for skilled labour. Also Read | Indian Ambassador...
Owner: Aditya Pittie
Greek Railways formed in major restructuring
The Greek government has finalised major structural changes to the national railway under legislation approved by Parliament in July. THE Greek Ministry of Infrastructure and Transport has confirmed the formation of Greek Railways following the...
Owner: McGinnis Family
Greece Mulls Buying More F-35 Fighter Jets to Upgrade Defense
ATHENS – Despite being in a detente period with Turkey, Greece is looking whether to buy 8-12 more American F-35 fighter jets after 2030 instead of upgrading its fleet of 38 F-16 Block 50 aircraft, officials said, while talks about the...
Owner: Diamataris Family
Greece’s Pineios Lake Runs Dry: Where Myth Meets a Water Crisis
Greece’s Pineios Lake in Ilia faces severe drought Credit: Labros Tsakrilis / Notospress Greece’s Pineios Lake, the largest in the western part of the Peloponnese, steeped in myth, is shrinking at an alarming rate. Prolonged drought and decades of...
Owner: Anastasios Papapostolou
Greek shipping consolidation accelerates as big owners expand
According to the annual analysis by Petrofin Research, led by Ted Petropoulos, the number of shipowners operating fleets of 25 vessels or more reached a record 60 in 2024, representing nearly 69.0% of the Greek-owned fleet. These companies...
Owner: Riviera Maritime Media Ltd
Greek Shipowners Still Rule World’s Waves But Restructuring Strategically
With China nipping at its heels, Greece’s shipping sector retains world dominance in most categories but a survey by Petrofin Research, conducted in 2024, said that was a “year of restraint” that saw the sector restructuring its strategies. The...
Owner: Diamataris Family
Sabre challenges myths around direct airline connections in corporate travel
Sabre’s latest analysis debunks misconceptions about direct airline connections, showing that bypassing intermediaries often raises costs, fragments content, and complicates servicing for corporate travel programmes. SOUTHLAKE, TEXAS – Sabre...
Owner: Theodore Koumelis and Vicky Karantzavelou
Second B-21 Will Be Used to Test Weapons and Mission Systems
Audio of this article is brought to you by the Air & Space Forces Association, honoring and supporting our Airmen, Guardians, and their families. Find out more at afa.org The second B-21 Raider, which flew for the first time Sept. 11, will be used...
Owner: Air & Space Forces Association
Google’s top AI scientist says this is what he thinks will be the next generation’s most needed skill
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"It's just smoke and mirrors" – Over 500 cryptography scientists and researchers slam the EU proposal to scan all your WhatsApp chats" target="_self"…
Over 500 cryptography scientists and researchers have signed a joint letter against the EU's controversial child sexual abuse (CSAM) scanning proposal Experts warn that the Danish version of the text still fails to address concerns around...
Owner: Future PLC