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Varoufakis argues the global economic system may fail to address 21st-century challenges.
Varoufakis cites Europe’s failures in responding to Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Trump’s admissions on climate change are discussed in the interview.
AI’s impact on the relationship between individuals and capital is explored.
Varoufakis spoke from Athens ahead of an Australian tour with the Australia Institute.
Varoufakis addresses a recent prosecution over alleged ecstasy use as politically motivated.
The discussion covers the limits of capitalism and steps to address climate issues.
The podcast is hosted by Tom McIlroy with Yanis Varoufakis as guest.
The episode was published Fri Mar 6, 2026, on The Guardian platform.

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A tourist at a Greek airport threw bottles, prompting a security response.
Authorities launched an investigation into the incident at the airport.
The event disrupted security operations and passenger movement at the terminal.
Officials have not released detailed motivations for the behavior.
The incident prompted enhanced security checks and crowd-control reviews at the terminal.
Witnesses described aggressive behavior that led to immediate security intervention.
The Greek airport moment drew attention to safety protocols for unruly passengers.
No information on any injuries or charges has been publicly released yet.
The incident underscores the need for rapid response to disruptive behavior in busy travel hubs.
Investigation details and official statements are expected to follow in coming days.

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world21h ago

The Greek government unveiled 262 Nazi-era photographs from Kaisariani, showing prisoners before execution.
Greece purchased the wartime archive from a Belgian collector for 100,000 euros.
The 262 photos were taken by Wehrmacht officer Hermann Heuer during 1943–44 in Greece.
Culture Minister Lina Mendoni stressed the photographs restore individual identities to victims.
Thrasivoulos Marakis said the newly surfaced image confirmed his grandfather’s identity.
The archive includes 262 photos and wartime clippings, revealing Nazi occupation policies.
Historians highlighted the images as rare visual records of Nazi reprisals in Greece.
Digital copies will be provided to families and institutions upon request.
The Kaisariani executions were a Nazi reprisal for a resistance attack in southern Greece.
Greece plans to identify people shown and release names as part of the archive work.

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health17h ago

Israel brought back about 100 senior doctors and department heads on the first repatriation flight.
The Health Ministry coordinated through HR and operations control centers to locate and bring back public health personnel.
A ZIM ship assisted in bringing back medical personnel to Israel this week.
The Health Ministry reports about 1,145 medical professionals are abroad with 567 doctors among them.
Health Ministry officials emphasize the importance of rapid medical response during emergencies.
The operation is named to reflect broader emergency response efforts and planning.
The flight from Athens marked a significant step in repatriating healthcare workers.
Beit Shemesh hospital staff were mentioned among victims in a separate note.
Health Ministry quotes stressed rapid contribution from returning personnel to health systems.

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The feature spotlights eight standout street art pieces that captivate viewers with scale and illusion.
One piece is an optical illusion of a giant unzipped building created by Leon Keer in Fayetteville.
Another work, the ‘Unzipped Building,’ appears to reveal a glowing interior on a Milan wall.
SMUG’s hyper-realistic mural of ‘The Smug Grandparents’ in Melbourne draws strong emotional detail.
A large owl by WD (Wild Drawing) in Athens brings the street with a lifelike presence.
Alegría del Prado’s scene in Carballo blends cats and birds under a starry sky.
Lalone Laleiro Leilo’s ‘Homeless Man and His Dogs’ portrays a tender street moment in Málaga.
SFHIR in Fene uses building columns to form the neck of a cello in a striking mural.
Shozy’s 3D wave illusion in Balashikha, Russia, challenges perceptions of a building’s stability.
The article invites readers to follow the artists on Instagram for updates.

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