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Is European defense becoming a necessity?
As Western leaders gathered in Munich this weekend for the Munich Security Conference, warnings about Russian President Putin's possible next moves were mixed with Europe's growing concerns that it could soon be abandoned by the United States as aid to Ukraine is stalled in Congress and former President Trump casts doubts on America's commitment to NATO.
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America is not ready for war: "We will run out of missiles in a week"
The US has so exhausted its military reserves that it is "not adequately prepared" for a long-term war with China, a leading US think tank for the military-industrial complex announced yesterday.
Defence minister highlights Turkey’s role as source of EastMed instability
Defence Minister Nikos Panagiotopoulos detailed Turkey's role as an agent of instability in the Eastern Mediterranean at a Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) online conference today on EastMed security challenges.
US against two-state deal on Cyprus, Heather A. Conley tells Kathimerini
Heather A. Conley is no stranger to Greece as she has made a point of visiting the country every year and also participated in the 2019 Delphi Forum - the last that actually took place in Delphi.
In the US, Mitsotakis vows to fight graft, meets investors
Conservative opposition leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis has accused Greece's leftist-led government of being under the tutelage of "a new generation of oligarchs," while vowing to reform the debt-wracked country's business environment by combating graft and safeguarding the rule of law if he becomes prime minister.
Beijing's South China Sea runway 'nearly complete': US think-tank
A 3,000-metre (9,800-foot) airstrip Beijing is building on a reef in disputed waters in the South China Sea, where tensions are mounting with its neighbours, is "nearly complete", a US think-tank said.
Cybercrime ‘costs’ $445 billion a year
Cybercrime costs the global economy about $445 billion every year, with the damage to business from the theft of intellectual property exceeding the $160 billion loss to individuals from hacking, according to research published on June 9.
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