News archive of September 2024

Bentley is expected to unveil the new Flying Spur in the coming days, with the British limousine now featuring a powerful Ultra Performance Hybrid system.

The plug-in hybrid setup combines a 4.0-liter V8 engine with an electric motor mounted within the gearbox, delivering a total of 782 horsepower and 1,000 Nm of torque, with power sent to all four wheels.

SYRIZA’s president, Stefanos Kasselakis, ultimately did not take up the challenge, as despite the requests from Polakis, Gerovasili, and the ’87’ to appeal to the base for a leadership election, he referred any internal

BRUSSELS - European Commission spokesman Peter Stano said at a Brussels press briefing on Thursday the situation in Kosovo-Metohija was "pretty volatile" and that Pristina authorities should avoid any unilateral and uncoordinated actions and steps that could "contribute to increasing the tensions" and escalate the situation further.

Porsche is scaling back its ambitions for electric vehicle sales due to weaker-than-expected dynamics in key markets, including Europe. The automaker has officially stated that the transition to electric vehicles will take longer than anticipated by most manufacturers and the EU.

Any move against him as party leader would hurt and "liquidate" the party, SYRIZA chief Stefanos Kasselakis has said, after outspoken MP Pavlos Polakis called for a new leadership contest in the main opposition party through a grassroots vote.

An 18-year-old Islamist from Austria is reportedly the man who was shot and killed by Munich police after he previously fired at them with a long-barreled weapon outside the Documentation Center for Nazism in the city center. The incident, according to the police, took place at 09:00 (local time).

Human remains have been discovered on the Greek island of Crete, believed to be those of a Bulgarian national who disappeared 12 years ago. The remains were found by a shepherd in the Lasithi region, in a remote area of fields. Among the belongings were parts of jeans, a checkered shirt, and a thick jacket, as well as an identity card from a man born in 1967.

Firefighters in southeastern Attica freed an injured man from a well on Thursday.

The rescue operation, which involved 15 firefighters and four vehicles, took place in Markati, in Lavreotiki municipality.

The man was subsequently transferred to hospital.

A Russian court on Thursday suspended the corporate rights of Rusagro's Cypriot parent company in its main Russian subsidiary, paving the way for the farming conglomerate to effectively redomicile from Cyprus to Russia.

The 56-year-old filmmaker jokingly responded, “Let’s be serious. There’s no way to know James Bond’s sexual desires, period. The important thing is that he completes his missions.”