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Hellenic Police on Ampelokipoi: An explosive device caused the destruction – Two pistols were found
The investigation by authorities into the explosion that occurred yesterday, Thursday (31/1), in a third-floor apartment in Ampelokipoi is in full progress. The explosion resulted in the death of a man and the serious injury of a woman.
Ampelokipoi: Anti-Terrorism unit sees apartment as possible safe house – Victim’s identity key to case
Authorities currently believe that the explosion in the Ampelokipoi apartment might have been caused by mishandling an explosive device or accidentally triggering explosives.
Politico: Why some EU officials are quietly nostalgic for Donald Trump and want his re-election
It seems that some officials in Brussels are nostalgic for Donald Trump, viewing his potential re-election to the White House as a “bitter pill” that could nevertheless drive changes within the European bloc, especially in defense matters.
One in Three Bulgarians Live in Overcrowded Homes
Approximately one-third of residents from third countries in the European Union (EU) are living in overcrowded conditions, a situation mirrored by a significant number of Bulgarians in their own country, according to Eurostat data. In 2023, 34.2% of third-country nationals in the EU were classified as living in overcrowded homes, where the number of rooms was inadequate for the household size.
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Athens Stock Exchange at a 6-week low – Third consecutive fall
Exposed to international pressures and lack of liquidity on a domestic basis, the Greek stock market remained in downward territory for the third consecutive day. Banks were again at the center of the liquidation, while few securities “escaped” with profits.
Greece has the highest percentage of asylum seekers in the EU in relation to the population
In July 2024, 74,695 citizens from outside the European Union made asylum claims for the first time in EU countries, according to Eurostat data released on Monday (21/10).
The number is down 7.5% compared to July 2023 (80,735).
Citizens from Syria, Afghanistan, and Venezuela remain the largest groups of asylum seekers in the EU.
Parliament: A “patchwork” of ten parliamentary groups – What’s happening with the electoral law and the 4-5% threshold
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Greek playmate in legal battle with Dutch ex-partner – “He probably saw me as a good womb”
What could have been a fairy-tale romance ended not only badly but also in a bitter legal dispute between Greek Playmate Sylvia Papadaki and her wealthy Dutch ex-partner, Denis Jean Marie Martens.
The conflict, which began last year, reached its peak recently, focusing on the custody of the two boys the former couple had, who are now in London.
Tech giants going nuclear in artificial intelligence arms race
Amazon, Microsoft, and Google are now looking to outgun each other with announcements on atomic energy, which they hope will power a technology that is consuming electricity at an alarming rate.
The U.S. tech juggernauts, convinced that AI is technology's next big chapter, are investing billions to expand data centers globally.
Inflation at 3.1% in September
Greece's September reading of the European Union-harmonized consumer price index was eventually even higher than projected on October 1 and further from the eurozone average, according to figures Eurostat released on Thursday.
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