Greece Heatwave Prompts Temporary Closure of the Acropolis
This follows reports of wildfires in other parts of Europe, including France and Spain’s Catalonia region, just weeks after a deadly early summer heatwave struck the continent.
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Greek Medley Relay Team Smashes Record at European Junior Championships
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Cyprus urges re-evaluation of Great Sea Interconnector amid geopolitical tensions
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