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Time change: This Sunday we “gain an hour of sleep,” but lose two key areas
On Sunday we will set our clocks back one hour to align with winter time. Proponents of the time change argue that we gain an hour of sleep. However, some believe we lose out in terms of mood and sleep quality due to this change.
Contemptible antics
The scenes in the port city of Volos demonstrate that the climate crisis is causing a chain reaction of unprecedented destructive phenomena.
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Opposition blasts government over state flaws
The numerous out-of-control fires in many parts of Greece in recent days have turned the spotlight back on the enduring problems of the state machinery and failures to address them adequately.
Given that the ruling conservatives are into their fifth year at the helm and these glaring shortcomings remain, the inevitable political cost to the government cannot be overstated.
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Fresh incident of teen violence reported
In the latest incident of teen bullying, two boys aged 15 and 14 were arrested over the weekend and taken to a local police precinct for abusing two other minors, aged 14 and 12, in the northern suburb of Kifissia.
The pair are accused of approaching the two minors in a public area and threatening them with a sharp metallic object. T
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Academy of Athens to award train disaster heroes
The Academy of Athens will award three passengers who saved their fellow passengers from the wreckage of the Tempe railway disaster.
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Croatia Needs to Decriminalize Sex Work, Research Says
After marriage equality, focus shifts on IVF for single women
Marriage equality having been enshrined in law based on a landmark Constitutional Court decision, efforts have now been announced to give single women access to in vitro fertilisation, a fight that has been going on for more than two decades in Slovenia.
Hate crimes to carry stiffer sentences
The Slovenian National Assembly has passed amendments to the criminal code that bring harsher sentences for hate crimes committed based on the victim's personal circumstances such as national origin, race, sex, language or religion.
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This is how often you should have sex...if you are married
For some, a natural libido could be a desire to have sex every day or a few times a week, while for others, it might be a few times a month, or less
National Assembly codifies same-sex marriage, adoption
Ljubljana – The National Assembly signed same-sex marriage and adoptions into law by passing changes to the family code by 48 votes in favour and 29 against on Tuesday, capping decades of efforts by LGBT+ groups and activists to end discrimination and be recognised as equal members of society.