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What is happening in Artemida.
← All categoriesOn 13 October, the White House called for the resignation of the US ambassador to Greece, following reports in the WSJ and an investigation by the State Department. She denies the allegations. Josh Hack is taking over at the embassy.
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Read more →Ten months after the ‘Kimon’ arrived in Salamis, the Hellenic Navy is taking delivery in Lorient of the second FDI, the ‘Nearchos’, in Standard 2 configuration with all 32 missile cells operational. The ‘Formion’ remains in France for an upgrade until spring, and the ‘Themistocles’ is due to arrive in 2028. What capabilities do the ships currently have, and when will they reach their final configuration?
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Read more →On Wednesday 7 October, Marco Rubio chaired the 6th Greece–US Strategic Dialogue. A joint statement was issued on defence sales worth $4 billion, cooperation with the Florida National Guard, US LNG and a speech at the Pnyx. He avoided taking a stance on the undersea cable and Turkish threats, whilst Ankara was left out of the tour.
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Read more →Unstable weather is expected across the country from Monday, but in Artemida the forecast indicates mainly scattered clouds and light winds, with a low chance of significant rain. The situation will be reassessed in subsequent bulletins.
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Read more →Stewed potatoes are a simple, hearty casserole made with ingredients that are usually already in our kitchen. With tomatoes, onions, olive oil and a few herbs, we can whip up a delicious everyday meal with hardly any preparation.
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Read more →A road left with a hole in it, a bus stop without a shelter, a voluntary initiative that deserves to be heard. iartemida.gr maintains an open line of communication with the residents of Artemida — and explains what is needed to verify a piece of information before it is published.
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