News archive of October 2024

The United States has received information indicating that “currently,” there are 8,000 North Korean troops in Russia’s Kursk region, stated U.S.

Mr. Michalis Filippidis, a specialist in mastology and gynecological surgery, explains why breast cancer is a lifestyle disease, emphasizes the importance of early detection, and discusses scientific advancements promising better outcomes even for the most challenging cases.

Panathinaikos football club's new head coach Rui Vitoria, from Portugal, has officially taken over at the Athens team, replacing Diego Alonso, the club announced Thursday. 

Vitoria has signed a contract with Panathinaikos until June, 2026, the club announced.  

The powerful Typhoon Kong-rai, one of the most severe to hit Taiwan in recent years, made landfall at noon in Chongqing (southeast) and has already caused the death of at least one person, while at least 205 people were injured, according to a new report from authorities.

Anyone applying for a photovoltaic park permit nowadays is likely wanting to tear their hair out, say competent officials of the Environment and Energy Ministry describing the overheating of the photovoltaic sector that has dominated the renewables market in recent years, putting businesses at risk, per market estimates.

Mike James has lived in Athens for a short time but hasn’t forgotten the city.

Antonis Samaras, Greece’s former prime minister, is set to be absent from ONNED’s 50th-anniversary celebration scheduled for Saturday at the Athens Conservatory, according to sources. In his letter, he explained his absence due to a scheduling change for the ONNED event, noting prior obligations.

MINSK - Serbian Deputy PM Aleksandar Vulin said at the opening of the 2nd Minsk International Conference on Eurasian Security on Thursday that big world powers must demonstrate the strength and responsibility to forge a new agreement because, "without a new agreement, without new values applicable to us all, there will be no future."

Cloudy skies and fog are expected in the morning on November 1, with sunshine breaking through in the afternoon, according to the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology. Winds will be light, blowing from the west-northwest. Daytime temperatures will reach between 17°C and 22°C, with Sofia seeing highs around 17°C.

Turkey's Foreign Ministry has charged that the European Union's annual progress report on its accession process "reflects the unrealistic, unlawful and maximalist views of Greece and the Greek Cypriot side" concerning Cyprus.