Greece’s 12-Mile Claim That Turkey Says Is an Act of War
Greece has not given up its right to expand territorial waters to 12 nautical miles, Foreign Minister Giorgos Gerapetritis reconfirmed this week on SKAI…
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Turkey Sends Armed F-16s Into Greek Airspace 10 Times in One Day
Turkey dramatically escalated its provocations in the Aegean on Friday, sending armed F-16 fighter jets into Greek airspace 10 times in a single day, with two…
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Turkey Sends Armed F-16s Into Greek Airspace During Medusa 15
Turkey sent nine aircraft into the Athens Flight Information Region on Friday, September 11, including armed F-16s, as Greece and its allies were conducting…
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Turkey Calls EU Parliament “Biased” Over Cyprus War Memorial
Turkey’s Defense Ministry fired back at the European Parliament this week, accusing it of “distorting historical facts” after an EU committee recommended…
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Greece, Egypt, Cyprus, France and Italy Launch War Games South of Crete
Five nations are conducting a major joint military exercise south of Crete, covering the sea zone from the island’s eastern tip to the western edge of Rhodes…
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Anthropic Researcher Quits: “They Are Gambling With Our Lives”
A researcher who spent three years doing pretraining work at both OpenAI and Anthropic has resigned, warning that both companies are racing toward a level of…
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Floridi: “If Greece Is Ungoverned, Turkey Will Strike. No Doubt”
Greece’s Justice Minister Giorgos Floridis fired a warning shot that rattled the entire political spectrum this week, declaring on public broadcaster ERT that…
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US Welcomes Greece-Israel “Shield of Achilles” Pact
The United States has formally welcomed the new defense cooperation agreement between Greece and Israel, known as the “Shield of Achilles.” A State Department…
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Two Greek Air Force Pilots Buried After Tanagra Crash
Greece is burying two Air Force pilots today, killed last Saturday when their F-4 Phantom jet crashed and burst into flames during the Athens Flying Week…
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Greece Charged Its 1967 Coup Leaders With High Treason 52 Years Ago Today
Exactly 52 years ago today, on September 9, 1974, a Greek lawyer named Alexandros Lykourezos filed a criminal complaint at the Athens Prosecutor’s Office that…
