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The front page of Kathimerini features top stories on the ongoing dispute between Greece and Turkey over undersea cable exploration in the Aegean Sea, involving NAVTEX and counter-NAVTEX declarations, and internal White House divisions regarding Iran policy. Other prominent stories include…
The upcoming resumption of research for an electrical interconnection between Greece and Cyprus serves as a stress test, as Ankara does not appear to be moving from its firm positions.
In response to Turkey's claims, diplomatic sources emphasized that research for the cable will continue and that Greece's maritime rights are clear.
Turkey's Foreign Ministry declared the research activities for the undersea cable illegal and without proper authorization.
An internal conflict is brewing in the White House over Iran policy, with three distinct groups of advisors trying to influence President Trump's decisions.
A scenario of confrontation is unfolding in Washington regarding the Iran issue, with key players advocating for different approaches.
An article discusses cooperation between the Hellenic Police and the French domestic intelligence agency (DGSI), possibly in the context of operations in Paris.
Information regarding traffic disruptions and road closures in Athens due to the upcoming marathon event on Saturday and Sunday.
An opinion piece or commentary reflecting on recent political events that may be seen as a setback for supporters of Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin.
