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Βίντεο-σοκ από πτήση της Alaska Airlines: Αεροσυνοδός γρονθοκόπησε άνδρα που επιτέθηκε σε επιβάτιδα

Σοκαριστικό βίντεο κατέγραψε έναν αεροσυνοδό της Alaska Airlines να γρονθοκοπεί άνδρα που επιτέθηκε σε επιβάτιδα.

Βασίλης Διαμαντάκος

10.02.2025 | 12:15

Βίντεο-σοκ από πτήση της Alaska Airlines: Αεροσυνοδός γρονθοκόπησε άνδρα που επιτέθηκε σε επιβάτιδα

New Turkish Power Play Over the Greece-Cyprus Electricity Interconnector

Ankara’s move to dispatch a warship to monitor new surveys for the Greece-Cyprus electricity interconnector, despite these surveys being conducted in the northern Cretan Sea, confirms the high-stakes nature of this project for Greek-Turkish relations.

Αφροδίτη Πάνου

03.02.2025 | 09:07

New Turkish Power Play Over the Greece-Cyprus Electricity Interconnector

Greece and EU Nations Call for Action Against Foreign Election Interference

The letter, co-signed by European affairs ministers from France, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, Cyprus, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Denmark, Greece, Romania, Slovenia, and Spain, calls on the Commission to establish a dedicated EU body to combat foreign information manipulation and interference.

Αφροδίτη Πάνου

30.01.2025 | 12:38

Greece and EU Nations Call for Action Against Foreign Election Interference

Hydrocarbons are back in play: Chevron explores, Exxon Mobil drills in the spring

With Greece already in place in ExxonMobil, which controls the two blocks west and southwest of Crete and is one step away from an investment decision to drill or not drill an exploratory well (in partnership with HelleniQ Energy, formerly HELPE) southwest of Crete, since last Monday Chevron’s entry is shaping new geopolitical correlations and putting Greece on the global map of big oil.

Αφροδίτη Πάνου

29.01.2025 | 10:46

Hydrocarbons are back in play: Chevron explores, Exxon Mobil drills in the spring

Protesters Worldwide Rally for Justice in Greek Train Disaster

The coordinated demonstrations spanned 110 locations, including key international hubs. Athens and Thessaloniki, Greece’s largest cities, saw the most sizable turnouts, with approximately 30,000 protesters in each city. Although the marches remained largely peaceful, tensions flared briefly as small groups clashed with police, leading to exchanges of tear gas and flares.