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Turkey Aims to Avoid Clash with Israel in Syria, Expects Trump to Resolve S-400 Sanctions, Fidan Says

Turkish Foreign Minister Fidan expresses Turkey’s desire to avoid confrontation with Israel in Syria and suggests that any agreements between the new Damascus administration and Israel are their own matter. He also anticipates that Trump will address U.S. sanctions over Turkey’s S-400 purchase, calling it “an anomaly” to be corrected.

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Airbus Targets New Defence Contracts Amid Europe’s Spending Surge

Airbus is capitalizing on Europe’s rising military budgets, negotiating new defence and space contracts as nations boost spending amid geopolitical tensions. The aerospace giant also sees relief in its jetliner business, with execs noting that snarled supply chains are finally easing, paving the way for smoother production.

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Greece to Invest Over €25 Billion in Arms Modernization by 2036, Including Submarines and Fighter Jets

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Greece plans to invest over €25 billion by 2036 to modernize its military with new submarines, F-35 jets, drones, and the “Achilles Shield” defense system, as part of a 12-year strategy to counter tensions with Turkey. The plan, set for parliamentary review soon, also includes upgrades to F-16 jets and MEKO frigates, amid concerns over escalating regional rivalries.

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U.S. Media: Tulsi Gabbard’s Syria Warning Rings True as Al-Qaeda-Linked Forces Massacre Minorities

Tulsi Gabbard’s Senate warning about a terrorist takeover in Syria is coming true as Al-Qaeda-linked forces, tied to the country’s interim president, slaughter Alawite and Christian minorities. Over 340 civilians have been killed in two days, with reports of looting, executions, and despair gripping regions like Al-Ghab plain.

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European Commission Concludes Initial Probe into Social Media Platform X, Considers Multi-Million Euro Fine

The European Commission has wrapped up its preliminary investigation into the social media platform X and is on the verge of deciding whether to levy a fine amounting to millions of euros. This development was reported by Germany’s Handelsblatt newspaper, citing three high-ranking officials from the European Union. The Commission has yet to respond to requests for comment.

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Renowned Athenian ‘I Love Life’ Artist, STMTS

Best known for his politically and emotionally charged, large-scale drawings of children that he wheatpastes on various public buildings throughout Athens, Greek City Times speaks to New York Times featured artist STMTS about his artistic vision, his perspectives as a Greek artist and where he stands on the graffiti vs street art debate.