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Supreme Court intervenes over bear killings
Supreme Court deputy prosecutor Anastasia Masoura is supervising investigations to identify those who killed a bear and her two cubs in Western Macedonia.
Their bodies were found between Plagia and Eptachori, at the 106th kilometer of the Ioannina-Kozani highway.
Unknown assailants first shot the mother and then the two cubs.
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Supreme Court prosecutor intervenes in case of attack on police
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Georgia Adilini described the incident, which took place outside the Melina Mercouri indoor stadium, as "a murderous attack on police officers."
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The minister's proposition aligns with the long-standing efforts of the government.
MHP leader calls for Netanyahu's trial at The Hague
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Parliament votes to lift immunity of 11 extreme-right MPs
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The decision lifts the immunity of 11 of the 12 MPs elected with the Spartans in June 2013, one of whom has since declared himself to be an independent MP.