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PM Mitsotakis: Greece a Pillar of Stability and Reliable Partner

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis highlighted Greece’s recognition as a pillar of stability and a reliable partner in Southeastern Europe and the Mediterranean during his New York meetings. He emphasized Greece’s role as an attractive investment destination and a geopolitical energy bridge. Mitsotakis addressed the UN, calling for the lifting of Türkiye’s casus belli, an end to the war in Gaza, and a Palestinian state. He also commented on Panos Routsis’ hunger strike, stressing respect for judicial independence and warning against delays that could lead to statute limitations in cases affecting victims’ memory. Additionally, he reviewed government initiatives in education, health, and public order.

Alarm in Greek Hospitals as Dangerous Fungus Candidozyma auris Surges Across Europe

A 60% spike in Candidozyma auris cases across Europe has put Greek healthcare facilities on red alert, warns Matina Pagoni, vice president of the Hellenic Nurses’ Association. This hospital-acquired fungus, resistant to antifungals and antiseptics, thrives in ICUs and threatens immunocompromised patients. With 1,346 EU cases reported in 2023 alone—Greece among the top five affected nations—experts call for rigorous hand hygiene to stem the spread.

West Nile Virus Cases Rise in Greece, Seven Fatalities Reported

In 2025, Greece faces a surge in West Nile virus cases, with 83 domestic infections reported by September 17, according to EODY. Seven fatalities have occurred, primarily among those over 65 with severe neurological symptoms. Cases span 37 municipalities, prompting nationwide calls for mosquito protection measures as the virus continues to spread across Europe.

Trump Announces Coca-Cola to Reformulate with Real Cane Sugar

President Trump announced on Truth Social that Coca-Cola will reformulate its U.S. products to use real cane sugar instead of high-fructose corn syrup (HFCS), aligning with the “Make America Healthy Again” initiative to remove toxic additives from processed foods. This shift, driven by Trump and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., could increase U.S. sugar consumption by 4.4%, impacting corn processors like ADM while benefiting sugar producers. Other major food companies, including PepsiCo, Mars, and Kraft-Heinz, are also eliminating artificial dyes and ingredients, prompting calls to support local farmers and reject globalist-controlled processed foods.

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Greece Prepares Its Own AI Supercomputer

Greece is developing its own AI supercomputer, with the final permit recently issued, as announced by Digital Governance Minister Dimitris Papastergiou. The country is also proposing a new AI factory in Western Macedonia and advancing projects like Daidalos and AI Factory Pharos, focusing on health, culture, and civil protection. Additionally, Greece is launching microsatellites, starting with Transporter 14, to gather data for AI-driven models in civil protection and agriculture.

British Singer Paul Young Endures Nine-Hour Ordeal in Greek Hospital After Severe Accident

British singer Paul Young endured a terrifying ordeal while vacationing in Santorini, suffering a severe leg fracture that left him waiting nine hours in a local hospital with only paracetamol for pain relief. The 69-year-old musician required three blood transfusions and emergency surgery in Athens after the accident. Now, nearly six months later, Young is recovering through physiotherapy and preparing for his upcoming tour, determined to return to the stage stronger than ever.

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