Dendias: Change of doctrine in the Navy - With new units and advanced weapons and communication systems
"The Navy is a structural pillar of our Defense and its strengthening through the "Agenda 2030" is not a simple upgrade of its capabilities."
Italy returns 145 Ancient Greek coins and supports the reunification of the Parthenon Sculptures
Italy has announced the return of 145 ancient Greek coins to Greece — coins originally discovered on the island of Kos between 1929 and 1930 and held at the Archaeological Museum of Rome. The commitment was made public by Italy's Culture Minister, Alessandro Giuli, during a meeting in Athens with his Greek counterpart, Lina Mendoni.
Sealing the second smuggling route to Crete
The government is adopting a hardline stance on illegal immigration using the “Evros formula,” in an effort to prevent the consolidation of a new route controlled by smuggling networks that targets Crete and Gavdos. This decision comes in light of the sheer number of several million civil war refugees from Sudan, migrants from the Sahel, and Egyptians fleeing economic turmoil—numbers that pose a nightmare scenario.
Police officer saves mother and child on inflatable raft swept by wind out to sea
The 44-year-old police officer who saved a mother and her daughter on a beach in Evia serves in the Chalkida Police Station, when they were swept away by the currents.