KYSEA Approves Achilles’ Shield and Major Defence Package – Greek City Times

KYSEA Approves Achilles’ Shield and Major Defence Package – Greek City Times

The Government Council for Foreign Affairs and Defence (KYSEA) has given the green light to a major package of defence contracts that form part of the Armed Forces’ long-term procurement programme. Defence Minister Nikos Dendias announces KYSEA approval of Achilles Shield multi-layer defence system. Defence Minister Nikos Dendias announced the decisions on Thursday, confirming that …

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Cyprus Community archival donation from Helen Tuckerman estate

Cyprus Community archival donation from Helen Tuckerman estate

SYDNEY, July 22 — The estate of the late Helen Tuckerman has completed a major Cyprus Community archival donation of books and artefacts. The gift reinforces a long tradition of contribution to communal institutions in New South Wales. Collection forms Kleanthous Tuckerman Collection The material now forms part of the Kleanthous Tuckerman Collection. One unique …

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Air traffic controllers: ‘You train in difficult situations’

A few kilometers from the center of Athens, behind security doors, lies a space that most passengers will never see. And yet, every aircraft that takes off, lands or flies in Greek airspace is overseen, for part of its route, by the Athens and Macedonia Area Control Centers Division. Source link

Rare Hellenistic Ritual Complex Discovered at Gradište in North Macedonia

Rare Hellenistic Ritual Complex Discovered at Gradište in North Macedonia

Archaeologists excavating the ancient site of Gradište near Mlado Nagoričane in North Macedonia have uncovered a rare Hellenistic ritual complex associated with a sacred precinct, shedding new light on elite religious practices and long-distance trade during the fourth and third centuries BC. The discoveries were made this year on the Lower Terrace of the settlement, …

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The beautiful game’s ugly paradox

For the legendary Liverpool manager Bill Shankly, “Some people think football is a matter of life and death. I assure you, it’s much more serious than that.” Source link

Famous Greeks World War II

Famous Greeks World War II

Many of Greece’s most celebrated actors, poets and writers did not remain on the sidelines during World War II. Instead, they served on the Albanian front and later in the National Resistance, proving that cultural figures were prepared to share the same hardships as ordinary soldiers. Lambros KonstantarasAt 27, the popular actor volunteered as a …

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