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Winter long weekend for two in Greece: 4 romantic destinations to visit
The only thing better than summer vacations is winter vacations. If you disagree, maybe this year is the perfect opportunity to rethink and discover the warmth of winter nature with your partner. Create memories together, surrounded by the smell of a fireplace, hot chocolate, and cozy woolen embraces, from one end of Greece to the other.
Weather station in alpine lake of Epirus destroyed again
A meteorological station placed at an alpine lake in northwestern Greece's Epirus region was destroyed for the second time since 2023, volunteers of the scientific project LiMnADs told Kathimerini.
Sarandaporos River Science Week: Protecting the Vjosa River
A Science Week on the Sarandaporos River starts this Friday, June 28, an international initiative to protect and preserve Aoos/Vjosa, the last large free-flowing river in Europe.
Tragic Crash in Albania: Eight Killed, Including Suspected Migrants, Fleeing from Police
In a devastating incident in southern Albania, eight people lost their lives, including seven suspected migrants, in a car crash early this morning while attempting to evade police pursuit, as reported by AFP.
Multimedia exhibition raises awareness on fragility of Aoos River
The fragility of the Aoos/Vjosa River, which crosses the border between Greece and Albania and represents one of Europe's few remaining free-flowing waterways, has inspired a multimedia exhibition that seeks to explore the confluence of history, culture, economy, and environmental sustainability.
Albania Braces for Fifth Day of Severe Floods
Albania on Monday faced a fifth day of severe floods, which have forced 600 families from their homes and left more than 4,700 households suffering flood-related damaged.
No new deaths as a result of floods have been reported since an electrician from Albania's state-owned energy company, OSHEE, lost his life while trying to restore power connections.
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Albanians Vow to Defend Canyon from Power Plant
Albanian environmentalists say they will stage more protests against a government decision to allow hydropower plants to be built on one of the last "wild" rivers in Europe.
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Albania Power Plant Approval Angers Greens
Albaian environmentalists have voiced dismay over the government's decision to give initial approval to the proposal of a Turkish company, paving the way for a concessionary agreement to build the Pocem Hydropower plant on the Vjosa River.
The company in question is Çinar-San Hafriyat Nakliyat In?aat Turizm Sanayi Ve Ticaret Limited ?irketi.
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Hundreds Evacuated as Floods Hit Albania
Albania's Ministry of Interior on Sunday said it had set up emergency centres across the country to handle the problems created by flash flooding.
Army helicopters were called in to help evacuations in areas that were difficult to reach.
Police helped with the evacuation of hundreds of people in the districts of Fier, Berat, Vlora and Tepelena, where rivers overflowed.
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