Greek Woman Charged with Serial Infant Murders Appears in Court
The charges stem from a long-running investigation into the deaths of three infants—two of them her own—and the attempted murder of a family acquaintance.
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Weather: The temperature in the “red” until Wednesday – The six measures for the heatwave
Weather: The temperature in the “red” until Wednesday – The six measures for the heatwave
According to the updated emergency weather bulletin issued at noon on July 4, very high temperatures are forecast in our country until Wednesday (09-07-25). The highest values (maximum values of more than 40 degrees) will occur from today (07-07-25) in the interior of mainland Greece. On Thursday (10-07-25) a significant drop in temperature is expected throughout the country.
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Four-Day Heatwave to Hit Greece with Temperatures Over 40°C
Four-Day Heatwave to Hit Greece with Temperatures Over 40°C
From Monday, June 7, to Thursday, June 10, temperatures in some areas will climb above 40°C. Wednesday and Thursday are expected to be the most challenging days, with temperatures potentially reaching 42–43°C.
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Greece Launches First Homegrown Satellite into Orbit
Greece Launches First Homegrown Satellite into Orbit
The mission of Greek satellite DUTHSat-2 is to monitor the environment, enhance disaster response, and strengthen civil protection
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Hagia Sophia Restoration: Byzantine-Hellenistic Icon Faces Quake Risk
Hagia Sophia Restoration: Byzantine-Hellenistic Icon Faces Quake Risk
For nearly 1,500 years, Istanbul’s Hagia Sophia has stood as a testament to resilience, surviving empires, earthquakes, and shifting roles as a cathedral, mosque, museum, and mosque again.
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Greek Parliament Maintains 151-Seat Majority Amid Controversy
Greek Parliament Maintains 151-Seat Majority Amid Controversy
Citing Article 74, Paragraph 2 of the Constitution, Kaklamanis expressed confidence that all political parties, including the government, support the 151-seat majority. He suggested that no further consultation with the Parliament’s Scientific Council would be necessary to clarify the matter.
