Greece’s Mitsotakis Inaugurates Daedalus Supercomputer,

Greece’s Mitsotakis Inaugurates Daedalus Supercomputer,

Greece inaugurated its national Daedalus supercomputer on Monday, 19 October, at the Lavrio Technological and Cultural Park of the National Technical University of Athens, in the presence of Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis. With a measured computing performance of 85.69 petaflops, Daedalus ranks 31st worldwide in the TOP500 list of the most powerful supercomputers and 23rd …

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Netanyahu Issues Warning to Israel’s Enemies Ahead of Elections

Netanyahu Issues Warning to Israel’s Enemies Ahead of Elections

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Israel’s enemies not to test the country’s military capabilities during a visit to an Air Force base, days before the parliamentary elections scheduled for 27 October. In a video released by his office, Netanyahu declared: “I say to our enemies: do not test us.” He stressed that Israel had …

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Greeck Wine Production to Rise as Italy and Spain Build Up Stocks

Greeck Wine Production to Rise as Italy and Spain Build Up Stocks

Greece’s wine production is expected to reach 1.67 million hectolitres in the 2026/2027 season, up 1.2% from the previous year, despite high summer temperatures and heatwaves across several European regions, according to data from the Central Cooperative Union of Vine and Wine Products (KEOSOE). The estimated Greek output represents an increase of approximately 20,000 hectolitres …

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Samos Speedboat Capsize Leaves Six Dead, 14 Rescued

Samos Speedboat Capsize Leaves Six Dead, 14 Rescued

Six people died and 14 were rescued in a Samos speedboat capsize on Monday, after the boat carrying migrants overturned 3.7 nautical miles off the island, the Hellenic Coast Guard said. The six people who died in the Samos speedboat capsize were five men and a woman, the Coast Guard said. All 14 survivors are …

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