A Greek company based in Chania, Crete, is placing the country firmly on the international map of armed unmanned aerial systems. Altus LSA has developed the Kerveros, an unmanned combat aerial vehicle (UCAV) that combines a heavy-lift multicopter platform with precision anti-tank missiles. The Kerveros is built on Altus’s Atlas 8 heavy-lift octocopter. In partnership …
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A well-known hijab-wearing Turkish influencer has been arrested and remanded in custody after Ankara’s General Prosecutor’s Office opened an investigation into her TikTok and Instagram posts. Fatma Soydaş, who posts under the username “fffatmaase_,” faces charges linked to publicly insulting religious values and publishing indecent material. Prosecutors launched the probe under Article 216/3 of the …
Registered unemployment data for June reflects a continuous improvement of the domestic labor market on an annual basis, but without having eliminated the structural imbalances that characterize Greek employment over time. Source link
Those who diagnosed Alexis Tsipras’ intentions early on in the former leftist prime minister’s rebranding campaign were not surprised by the momentum of the new party he launched. Source link
Police in Athens say they have dismantled a criminal gang accused of carrying out 24 burglaries and thefts at homes across Attica, stealing cash and valuables worth more than €865,000. Source link
Greece has completed a long-delayed motorway linking central Greece with the country’s northwestern regions, cutting travel times between Lamia and the Egnatia Odos highway near Grevena to about 1 hour and 45 minutes. Source link
EU freezes Russian oil price cap at $44.10 for another year in 21st sanctions package The European Union will maintain its price cap on Russian seaborne oil at USD 44.10 per barrel for a further 12 months. The measure forms part of a new 21st sanctions package that EU ambassadors provisionally approved on Thursday, after …
The Competition Commission has carried out surprise inspections at ferry companies as part of an investigation into possible cartel activity. Source link
Two men charged with the murder of 72-year-old Greek-Australian Bill Frangos will stand trial in South Australia, although a full hearing is not expected before 2028. Yanick Masengo Nkhangu and Shekuba Kamara pleaded not guilty in Adelaide Magistrates Court to murdering Frangos on 6 November 2024. They also face charges of arson and destroying his …