Patriot Battery Stays at Yanbu as Houthis Target Saudi Oil

Patriot Battery Stays at Yanbu as Houthis Target Saudi Oil

Greece will keep its Patriot missile battery in Saudi Arabia, where it guards energy infrastructure at the Red Sea port of Yanbu. The decision comes as Yemen’s Houthis step up drone and missile attacks on Saudi oil facilities, pipelines and airports. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis told Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman in Riyadh on Sunday …

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Samaras’ new party can wait

Antonis Samaras will not announce his new party this year but closer to the next election, close associates say. Source link

Jordan Arrests Suspects Over Deadly Attack on Greek Orthodox Church

Jordan Arrests Suspects Over Deadly Attack on Greek Orthodox Church

Jordanian security forces have arrested three suspects over a deadly attack on a Greek Orthodox church in the southern village of Hamoud that killed nine people and injured 25 others, Jordanian state television reported. Security and specialist investigation teams detained the three suspects during a joint operation in the early hours of the morning, according …

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Physics Fest Brings Leading Scientists to University of Patras

Physics Fest Brings Leading Scientists to University of Patras

Patras will host its first Patras Physics Fest on Friday, October 30, 2026, bringing leading scientists and well-known science communicators to the University of Patras for an afternoon of discovery, interactive activities and entertainment. The event will begin at 2pm at the university’s Conference and Cultural Centre and aims to make physics accessible to audiences …

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Serbia holds parliamentary election as EU watches closely

Serbians are voting Sunday in a parliamentary election that is seen as a showdown between the Balkan country’s populist leader Aleksandar Vucic and a movement of university students who led protests against him for almost two years. Source link

Six Productions Explore Nazi Occupation, Civil War and Historical Trauma

Six Productions Explore Nazi Occupation, Civil War and Historical Trauma

Six theatre productions in Athens and Piraeus explore some of the darkest chapters of modern Greek history, from the German Occupation and the 1944 bombing of Piraeus to political persecution, the Greek Civil War and the lasting wounds these events inflicted on society. Through historical testimony, literature and personal stories, the productions examine resistance, collaboration …

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Two arrested after overnight incident in Exarchia

Police made two arrests overnight following incidents in Athens’ Exarchia district, where a group of around ten individuals set fire to rubbish bins and threw stones at firefighters arriving to extinguish the blaze. Source link

Nvidia Eyes AI Companies Founded By Greek Scientists

Nvidia Eyes AI Companies Founded By Greek Scientists

A US artificial intelligence company co-founded by Greek scientist Ioannis Antonoglou has attracted interest from Nvidia, highlighting the growing influence of Greek entrepreneurs in the global AI industry. Reflection AI has reached a reported valuation of $25 billion, while Nvidia is discussing a possible acquisition or further investment in the company, according to the Financial …

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