Military technology

Protesters in Greece have hurled firebombs and other projectiles at police in front of Parliament before a controversial vote on an austerity bill.

A group of around 40 people threw close to a dozen Molotov cocktails at the Exarchia police precinct in central Athens on Sunday afternoon.

The raid caused damage but no injuries. Some of the perpetrators were also armed with sledgehammers, which they used to attack the guard post outside the police station and three parked cars.

The tension accumulated over the past months in Idomeni erupted into violence on Sunday, when FYROM authorities responded to refugees protesting at Greek-FYROM border with tear gas, flash grenades and rubber bullets.

The Istanbul offices of two pro-government media outlets, daily Yeni ?afak and Yeni Akit, were vandalized with Molotov cocktails and weapons early on Feb. 11. 

Three or four masked attackers launched an attack on Yeni ?afak's offices in the Yenido?an neighborhood of Istanbul's Bayrampa?a district at 5 a.m. on Feb. 11. 

Following the episodes broke out at Syntagma square, the clashes between the police and members of anti-establishment groups continue at Exarchia neighborhood  at the center of Athens.

The anti- establishment groups throw Molotov cocktails, while a car was set on fire at Somolou street.

Violent episodes broke out at Syntagma square , when unknown individuals started throwing Molotov cocktails and police responding with tear gas.

Earlier clashes also recorded between protesters and the police at Klafthmonos Square, while one person was arrested.

Unknown individuals on Friday midnight threw about ten Molotov cocktails at the house of Greek State Minister Alekos Flambouraris.

Two cars parked outside the house of the minister were burned, while a window and the front door were also damaged.

Fire Service rushed to the point and put out the fire.

"From a military standpoint, it would be fair to say that a high-profile cyber weapon is the combination of a nuclear weapon, a biological weapon, a time bomb, an anti-radiation missile, special forces and a medieval sword."

Recent cyberattacks have revealed Turkey's vulnerabilities, showing that the state is not prepared for approaching cyber wars, says an expert on cyber security. Turkey needs to build a cyber security culture and it needs a huge mentality change, according to Salih B?çakc?

A minister has blamed the Turkish university managing DNS serverd over recent cyberattacks that targeted websites with the extension ".tr," saying insufficient measures had been taken.

Transportation Minister Binali Y?ld?r?m said the Middle East Technical University (ODTÜ) should have taken more measures over the attacks, while highlighting the danger of cyberwar.