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“It is raining oil” in Moscow as drone strike on refinery sends tank lid flying – Ukrainian attack described as largest on Russian capital in years (video)
Local authorities describe the largest drone attack Moscow has faced in years, with damage to homes and shopping centers and airports shut down, as the city’s largest refinery is hit for the second time in a week
Switzerland: The lower house voted down the trade agreement with Mercosur
The agreement will now be considered by the upper house, and if approved, it may return to the lower house for another vote
KM sees MPs (before Brussels), deputy regional governors as well, Alexis Tsipras is appointing sector heads (and putting a brake on the nonsense?), the war in PASOK, Hallak’s real estate
What does a data center in space cost?
European Parliament recognises historic presence & property rights of Ethnic Greek Minority in Albania for the first time, says Beleris
Amendments highlighted Albania’s key shortcomings in the areas of the rule of law, human rights and minority rights, while the report includes an explicit reference to the Greek national minority for the first time in its history
Mitsotakis in Brussels: Trust is built by honouring commitments & delivering results
“Ten years ago, how many people in this city were speaking positively about Greece? I hope my country’s story can serve as an inspiration,” the Prime Minister said at an event entitled “Greece’s National Social Agreement: A European Model for Social Dialogue”
AI, decarbonisation and future skills take centre stage at Imperial College Alumni event during Posidonia 2026
Artificial intelligence, decarbonisation and future leadership skills dominated discussions that highlighted the role of innovation and education in shaping the next era of global shipping
Sweeping inspections in urban planning offices for money laundering, assets and bank accounts under scrutiny
Not only the recently arrested urban planning employees are already in the Authority’s crosshairs, but also their colleagues across all urban planning departments
Unique image: The western pediment of the Parthenon has been completed after 220 years
“The spectacle is truly stunning,” said Culture Minister Lina Mendoni in a statement
Top 10 European destinations with the most complaints about bed bugs and dirty beds, Athens also on the list
Summer holidays can bring unpleasant surprises beyond flight delays or crowds at popular attractions
Minimum Admission Threshold: Vacant seats, the paradox at the Hellenic Military Academy, and pressure on regional Universities
The measure, which was introduced in 2021 with the primary goal of preventing students with very low scores on the Panhellenic Exams from being admitted to universities, continues to divide the educational community
