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US has not met its commitments, says Greek defense minister
Washington has not met all of the commitments outlined in a letter sent by US Secretary of State Antony Blinken to Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mistotakis at the start of the year, Defense Minister Nikos Dendias tells Kathimerini, adding that strengthening Greece's capabilities, so that it can "exercise its role as the reliable, stable and serious ally in the broader region," is also in Americ
Resolving IT issues with AI
There has been a sustained investment frenzy in the artificial intelligence sector in recent years, prompting would-be entrepreneurs to turn their sights to secure the attention and ultimately the capital of investors in such companies.
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US election, global conflicts discussed at Kathimerini-Delphi Forum panel
Right after the conclusion of the 12th Athens Democracy Forum, Kathimerini and the Delphi Economic Forum co-hosted a discussion on the upcoming US presidential elections.
Konstantinos Karamanlis: “Am I the right-winger? And who are the Leftists?”
It has been 50 years since the founding declaration of New Democracy on October 4, 1974. The declaration was signed solely by Konstantinos Karamanlis, just two and a half months after his return to Greece, following 11 years of self-imposed “exile” in Paris. Thus, the party was established, which, along with PASOK, became the two main pillars of the post-dictatorial Greek Republic.
‘I want to play a part’ in deeper ties
Greek-American Maggie Goodlander, with an impressive career in Washington's highest decision-making circles, is running as the Democratic candidate for New Hampshire's second Congressional District.
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From a Greek ‘Iron Dome’ to diplomacy at the UN
Tom Ellis, the editor in chief of Kathimerini's English Edition, joins Thanos Davelis to break down his latest analysis in The Greek Letter, highlighting how tensions in Greece's neighborhood and uncertainty around the world mean diplomacy has to go hand in hand with a strong defense policy, highlighting the decision for a Greek "Iron Dome."
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‘Aristophanes would have been thrilled’
"I was just down on Earth and every human person that I saw down there was conspicuously convivial. Not scared. And when they're not scared, they're not worshiping me," confides Zeus (Jeff Goldblum) to Prometheus (Stephen Dillane) in the new Netflix series "Kaos," which has enjoyed immense success since its debut.
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Investigation launched into death of Pakistani national in Athens police custody
A preliminary investigation is underway by the Agios Panteleimonas Security Department concerning the death on September 21 of a 37-year-old Pakistani national, Muhammad Kamran Ashiq, inside the police station of the central Athens neighborhood.
Turkey submits demarche over Greek Coast Guard pursuits
The Turkish Foreign Ministry submitted a demarche to its Greek counterpart over Greek Coast Guard vessels that came within a few dozen meters of the Turkish shores in recent days, while chasing away migrant smugglers, according to information obtained by Kathimerini.
Driverless car takes Greek students all the way to MIT
A driverless car designed by three students from the Model Gymnasium of Anavryta in Maroussi, northern Athens, won the Race Car Challenge international competition, organized at MIT by the Beaver Works Summer Institute (BWSI) in Boston.