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He will replace Federica Mogherini which takes office this week as European Union’s new top diplomat 59-year-old Gentiloni who served as communications minister in Romano Prodi’s government from 2006 to 2008 was chosen from the Italian Prime Minister Matteo Renzi for the position of the Minister of Foreign Affairs. His nomination comes as a surprise because he had not been mentioned as a potential candidate in recent weeks. He will take his oath later today. According to reports originally Renzi had wanted to replace Mogherini with another woman and until late last night was no indication of his decision.

New York Times article about Greek islands real estate market Potential investors, according with the detailed report, come from the US, China as well as countries from Northern Europe An extensive article in the New York Times for real estate in our country begins with a villa on Naxos island. NYT states that it is a luxurious house with a view to the Aegean Sea, which is sold for 1.8 million euros. The house is built in 2004 and is located in a prime area of 5,000 sqm over the “Mikri Vigla” beach, while it has seven rooms, eight bathrooms, four kitchens and two jacuzzi pools. The house is current being rented but, according to the report, is also available for purchase for all those who wish to invest in real estate. The newspaper subsequently profiles potential buyers of real estate in Greek islands, realizing through their statements that prices have stopped dropping in Greece, but have stabilized. Patrick Tkatschenko, owner of Mobilia Real Estate describes how t...

They are being held by Swiss authorities since March Three Iraqi citizens are being held by the Swiss authorities since last May accused for planning an attack in Europe on behalf of the Islamic State. The announcement for their arrest was made today, while the Swish government stressed their cooperation with many countries mainly US for the case. Back in September German speaking and Swish press has made reports referring to the case, but the Swish authorities had denied to make any comments. The official announcement was delayed, in case the investigation results in Switcherland and abroad were jeopardize. The three Iraqis are still being held in different jails of the canton of Bern, as the investigation has not been completed . However , they have not been charged yet. Switcherland has asked for further help of the European authorities while a common investigation of the Swiss federal police and the FBI is ongoing. Swiss intelligence, having been informed by the US of the s...

A circular was sent to all Metropolises to inform all the faithful – ” Church does not accept cremation ” Through a circular which was sent to all Metropolises the Sacred Synod informs that the Church will not conduct funeral ceremonies and memorials to those who have proven and voluntarily declared their desire to burn their bodies. The whole circular is published and available to all in the church of Greece website and states that:” ” Church does not accept cremation “. While adds that, “the cremated body is not consistent with the practice and tradition of the Church for theological and normal anthropological reasons.” Further, the Synod states that “in order to avoid any theological, normal anthropological aberration “is necessary to respect the religious beliefs and the calibration of the relevant intention of the deceased and not the will or declaration by the family.” However, the Sacred Synod leaves open a small window and includes in the circular that every Bishop und...

GUINEA PATIENT WILL BE THE FIRST TO BE TESTED FOR EBOLA French scientists have developed the express-test for Ebola diagnosis and is ready to be tested within the next few days on patients in Guinea. According to “Liberation” the express-test can detect the virus in less than 15 minutes and tests will begin in November in patients in Guinea, while the results of clinical trials will be given in the coming weeks. According to the French head of the campaign “The diagnostic tests -which resembles a pregnancy test will make a big difference in the diagnosis of the virus”. SOURCE: protothemanews.com

Relations between Norway and Sweden are being strained with the publication of a new book, which details how Stockholm aided the Nazis during WW2 as their neighbours fought and lost a decisive battle against the German invaders Sweden stayed neutral in the war but Norway was among the first conquests of Hitler. Now a new book shows how Sweden let the Germans use its efficient rail network to transport men and materials to the battle of Narvik, where British troops were deployed in a bid to stave off the Nazi hordes. Narvik-based journalist Espen Eidum spent three years sifting through Norwegian, Swedish and German archives to discover how the Nazis had managed to get troops and supplies to the front lines in Narvik in 1940, enabling them to turn a losing battle into a decisive victory that led to the conquest and brutal occupation of the whole country. Sweden, although neutral, had in fact gone out of its way to aid the Germans, who would rely on the country for much o...