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A twist of facts has emerged in the attempted homicide trial of a 57-year-old man from Axo Milopotamos against a fellow resident, which began today, Monday, December 2, in the morning at the Chania Mixed Jury Court.

With New Year's Eve approaching, concerns are mounting across Istanbul as counterfeit alcohol cases rise, resulting in seven fatalities reported so far.

As eight individuals receive medical treatment in hospitals, police have launched an investigation, detaining 12 suspects following operations at various locations, including entertainment venues.

Aris showed signs of improvement, but it wasn’t enough to return to winning ways in the EuroCup. The team suffered a loss in Romania during the 9th round of the competition, leaving them in a tough spot for advancing to the next stage.

The family from Crete complains that the mother has been trapped in Istanbul, awaiting a trial for a theft she claims she did not commit.

Five of the eleven individuals convicted of sexually abusing a 12-year-old girl and paying for having illegal sex with her were sent to prison on Thursday. 

The remaining six have been granted suspended sentences pending the outcome of their appeals.

Two Bulgarians detained in London have confessed to being Russian spies, as part of an ongoing trial involving three other Bulgarian nationals. The court proceedings began with 33-year-old Katrin Ivanova, 30-year-old Vanya Gaberova, and 39-year-old Tihomir Ivanchev pleading not guilty to charges of conspiracy to spy.

Manuel Tamayo-Torres was arrested Monday in California after posting a video online in which he threatened to kill US President-elect Donald Trump and members of his family, US media reported today.

The trial of six people accused of causing the deaths of 32 residents of a nursing home in Hania, Crete, and of allowing others to live in pain and misery, will take place in Athens "for security reasons."

An Albanian court has released from house arrest former Prime Minister Sali Berisha, who leads the opposition Democratic Party and is charged with corruption.

The Special Court for Corruption and Organized Crime, which covers cases involving senior officials and politicians, revoked its order for Berisha's house arrest issued almost a year ago, without giving any reason.

Wendy Williams’ legal guardian claims that the former TV host’s health is in serious decline.

In a November 12 court filing obtained by The Post, lawyers for Williams’ guardian, Sabrina Morrissey, stated that the 60-year-old has suffered “cognitive decline, permanent disability, and incapacity” due to her struggles with dementia.