Anthropic Alarm: “AI Could Kill All Humans” — Researcher Quits in Explosive Warning

Three Anthropic researchers have gone public with stark warnings about the race toward superintelligence. Jacob Coxon resigned, arguing that Anthropic and OpenAI are “gambling with our lives,” while Anthropic Alignment Science lead Evan Hubinger said he personally assigns a greater than 10% chance over the next decade to an AI catastrophe that could wipe out humanity.

Trump Leaves Netanyahu Exposed on West Bank: White House Didn’t Block Sanctions by 12 Western Countries

Washington did not endorse the sanctions — but it also did not try to stop them. That unusual restraint is a clear signal of growing White House frustration with Netanyahu’s West Bank policy, especially the E1 settlement plan, which Western governments see as a direct threat to a future two-state solution.

Kalafatis: Greece Is Changing Its Growth Model – The Big Bet on AI, Defence and High-Value Jobs

From €150 million to bring Artificial Intelligence into SMEs and more than €300 million for research centres to the EKETA–Lockheed Martin partnership, Deputy Development Minister Stavros Kalafatis outlines Greece’s transition toward an economy that develops technology, retains talent and builds greater strategic autonomy.

Chrysochoidis: Electronic Tags for Domestic Violence Offenders – “Kyriaki Griva Changed the Police”

Greece is moving toward electronic monitoring for people placed under restrictive orders in domestic violence cases, allowing authorities to detect attempts to approach victims – Michalis Chrysochoidis says the murder of Kyriaki Griva exposed devastating failures and accelerated a new protection framework.

Greece’s Three-Way Gamble: Israel, Egypt and France in One Strategic Equation

Greece is trying to keep three strategic axes open at once — Israel, Egypt and France — but the Mitsotakis–Macron meeting in Paris highlights the bigger challenge: creating coherence between defence procurement, Eastern Mediterranean diplomacy and Europe’s push for strategic autonomy.

Gerapetritis Warns Ankara: “We Are Ready to Respond on the Ground – The 12-Mile Right Is Ours”

Athens hardens its message without closing the door to dialogue: George Gerapetritis says Greece has “all scenarios ready,” rules out any discussion on demilitarizing the islands, insists on Greece’s unilateral right to extend territorial waters to 12 nautical miles and says the cable project will move forward.

Georgiadis Shuts Down Coalition Scenarios: “In Greece, Coalitions Happened Only During the Bailout Years”

Adonis Georgiadis delivers a clear message in favor of a New Democracy majority: “At present, there is no scenario whatsoever for cooperation with anyone” — warning that prolonged political paralysis could pose risks even to Greece’s national interests.

Dendias: FREMM Frigates Will Transform Greece’s Fleet — “We Will Make Them Formidable”

Athens and Rome have signed the agreement for the transfer of the Carlo Bergamini and Virginio Fasan, scheduled for 2028 and 2029. But Greece is already looking beyond the first two ships: two additional FREMM frigates are under discussion, as FDI, FREMM and upgraded MEKO vessels emerge as the future core of Hellenic naval power.

El Alamein Summit: Greece, Egypt and Cyprus Build a New Strategic Axis in the Eastern Mediterranean

The trilateral meeting goes far beyond diplomatic symbolism: Mitsotakis, Sisi and Christodoulides are bringing energy, maritime security and regional stability under the same strategic framework, with the GREGY electricity interconnector emerging as a potential gateway linking Africa to Europe through Greece.

Netanyahu Bombshell: UAE Leader Reportedly Warned Him Hamas Was Planning a “Major Operation”

An investigation by Haaretz for the new book Hostages: 843 Days of Abandonment claims UAE President Mohammed bin Zayed personally warned Benjamin Netanyahu roughly 10 days before October 7 that Yahya Sinwar was preparing a major operation against Israel. Netanyahu’s office categorically rejects the account as an “absolute lie.”

Europe’s Fruit Map Is Shifting: Greece Faces a New Battle Over Water, Climate and Competitiveness

Climate change is no longer simply threatening crop yields — it is beginning to reshape where, how and at what cost Europe can grow fruit. For Greece, citrus and stone fruit are on the front line, while access to water is rapidly becoming the defining factor in agricultural competitiveness.

Adonis Builds a Health Bridge With Israel: Greece Eyes Partnership With World-Leading Sheba

The Greek Health Minister is seeking to turn the strategic Greece-Israel relationship into practical cooperation in healthcare, bringing Israeli medical know-how, digital health and clinical innovation into the Greek system while positioning Greece as a potential European gateway for Sheba Medical Center.