Weather: Heat and strong winds persist – High fire risk in 17 areas
Also, winds will continue to blow strong with intensities reaching even 7 Beaufort in the Aegean Sea with weakening from Sunday afternoon, the former EMY director added.
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Parliament: New Road Traffic code approved by large majority
Parliament: New Road Traffic code approved by large majority
According to the Ministry of Transport, the new RTC aims to bring significant changes in road behavior and public safety, with the ultimate goal of substantially reducing traffic fatalities in Greece.
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Ιωαννίδης: Αυτή είναι η ομάδα που αναμένεται να επιστρέψει για να τον κάνει δικό της
Ιωαννίδης: Αυτή είναι η ομάδα που αναμένεται να επιστρέψει για να τον κάνει δικό της
Οι Ιταλοί θεωρούν δεδομένο πως οι «ροσομπλού» θα… επιστρέψουν για τον 25χρονο αρχηγό του Παναθηναϊκού
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People gathered in Patras in solidarity with Palestinian people against abduction and arrest of the Madleen
Around 500 people gathered in Patras in solidarity with Palestinian people against the abduction and arrest of the Madleen
The protest marched throughout Patras town and held placards expressing solidarity with Gaza, stating, “A thorn in the imperialists’ plans, in Gaza the heart of all the people beats”.
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Diplomats in Greece express support for 2025 Athens Pride
Diplomats in Greece express support for 2025 Athens Pride
“More than a year after Greece’s landmark legislation on marriage and adoption equality, we celebrate the progress that has been made, while recognizing that the journey towards full equality continues
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Greek Seas Among Fastest-Warming in Europe, New Data Shows
Greek Seas Among Fastest-Warming in Europe, New Data Shows
According to the National Observatory of Athens, recent satellite data shows sea surface temperatures across Greece ranging from 20 to 22°C — notably above average for this time of year. The unusually high readings are attributed to a combination of seasonal heat and the absence of strong winds, which normally help cool the water.
