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Nightclub opening door to Side temple ends up in court
A new door of a nightclub directly opening to an ancient temple in the Mediterranean resort town of Side has raised eyebrows.
A restaurant adjacent to the ruins of the ancient city of Side was recently turned into a nightclub named Apollon.
Rocket Lab catches, drops rocket booster with helicopter in key reusability test
The demonstration, involving parachutes and a long cable hanging from a helicopter, sought to check off a key milestone
PM tours NE Greece ring road construction, ahead of ceremony for start of work on Alexandroupolis ind’p natgas system project
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Tuesday visited a construction site for the eastern extension of a ring road near the extreme northeast city of Alexandroupolis, with the highway connecting with the east-west Egnatia tollway and the city's port.
Schools and Kindergartens in Bulgaria might Close due to Expensive Electricity
Funds for the maintenance of schools and kindergartens to be increased by at least 30 percent due to the jump in the prices of electricity, construction materials and food. For this, insist the Education Trade Unions in an open letter to the Bulgarian Prime Minister and to the Ministers of Finance and Education.
Demand for camping sites with ‘fair price’ in Istanbul skyrockets
The camping sites in Istanbul, which offer an alternative vacation in tents with "fair prices," have become a new trend in the metropolis, with people flocking to the sites in the districts of Şile, Çatalca and Sarıyer.
"The occupancy rate of the camping sites in Istanbul has reached 80 percent for the Eid holiday next week," Demirören News Agency reported on April 29.
Greece officially protests to Turkish Ambassador regarding illegal overflights of Turkish F-16 jets
Turkish jets violated Greece’s airspace multiple times over the Aegean Sea
Turkish military UAV violates Greek airspace 16 times
4 Turkish F-16 fighter jets, a CN 235 spy also violated the Greek airspace
Election blackout sets in
Ljubljana – A blackout period set in on Saturday prior to the general election on Sunday. All political propaganda designed to convince voters to back any party or candidate is banned until polls close at 7pm on Sunday.
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Venice readies day-trip booking system to ease crowds
Venice plans to trial a reservation system for day-trippers, an official said Wednesday, in a bid to ease over-tourism as visitors flock back to the Italian city following the pandemic.
The pay-to-visit scheme will not cap tourist numbers but aims to entice some people to visit during the low season by charging them less.
Number of Bulgarian Students in UK Universities is slightly Declining over the years
The number of Bulgarian students in the United Kingdom has slightly declined by -415 students less in four academic years, official figures have shown. A total of 6,185 Bulgarians studied in the UK during 2017/18, which numbers decreased to 5,770 by 2020/21, the education search platform Erudera.com reports.