The explosions took place during a ceremony in Iran commemorating the slain commander Qassem Soleimani
Vacationer on Japan Airlines plane in Tokyo airport collision recalls a ‘big boom’ and a dash for survival
Our country possesses noteworthy deposits of various primary minerals. Regardless of whether some are deemed critical, there is a clear economic and geopolitical interest in their entirety."
The two Greek players beat their opponents in the team competition
The yield was slightly lower than the 3.88% recorded in the previous issue last November
What to consider before hitting up mom and dad for help with debt or down payments
The focus of political speculation revolves around the public order portfolio, with Michalis Chrysohoidis supposedly ready to return to a post he first held more than 20 years ago in a then PASOK government.
"The combination of political stability with the implementation of the right mix of economic policies is what sustains our optimism for the future. Of course, our economy is not enclosed in protective glass."
However, the French bank suggests that new EU fiscal rules could increase political pressure on these nations
Contrary to previous beliefs about its age, investigations led by Oxford academics Helen Gittos and Tom Morcom propose that the giant dates back to the late Saxon era, potentially originating in the 10th century
The company breached the unfair profit law
Greece faces a wave of violent incidents - cold-blooded shootings, police fatalities, and heinous crimes across various regions. Murders in Salamina, Kalyvia, Nea Smyrni, and Thessaloniki have sparked public concern about safety, particularly along Kifisias Avenue
The Greek Professor of Natural Disasters also notes the dangers presented by Greek apartment buildings based on ground-level support columns
U.S. officials are worried about hacking and insider theft of AI secrets, which China has denied
The public has a right to know what really happened in a case involving practices that wouldn't be out of place in the Latin American underworld
Students living in dorms of state universities paint a picture of neglect and 'third-world' conditions, but they do not have the financial resources to live elsewhere, particularly as rent-levels in Greece soar. Inadequate maintenance, broken doors, non-functioning elevators, damaged pipelines, lack of heating, and cooling are some of the issues faced by students for years now.
Former President of the Council of State Irene Evelyn Michaela Mary Sharpe takes the helm from Ioannis Lianos
On this day in 1521, Martin Luther was excommunicated by the Pope
You can eat it for breakfast, lunch or dinner
Temperature drops are expected come next week