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Weather: High-pressure system brings sunshine and mild conditions in the first week of March
Strong northerly winds up to 7 Beaufort in the Aegean – Clear improvement from March, according to the Hellenic National Meteorological Service forecast for the weekend
Spain raises alarm over swine flu, warns of human-to-human transmission
Spain has alerted the World Health Organization (WHO) about what local authorities in Catalonia consider a case of human-to-human transmission of the A(H1N1)v variant of the swine flu virus, a spokesperson for Catalonia’s health authorities told Reuters
“An unpleasant surprise”: Macron criticizes the EU’s temporary application of the Mercosur agreement
French President Emmanuel Macron strongly opposed the European Union’s decision to temporarily apply the EU–Mercosur trade agreement, announced by Ursula von der Leyen, calling it a “bad surprise” for France and a poor practice for the European Parliament
Sicily: Firefighters rescued 400 rare books from a building on the brink of a landslide, watch video
The landslide in the town of Niscemi began on January 25, when the ground started to give way, creating a fissure about five kilometers long
Tram derailment in Milan: At least one dead, 39 injured – Shocking video shows moment of impact
The video shows the tram smashing the ground with force, shattering nearby glass with a loud crash
How the tragedy unfolded at Eleftherios Venizelos Airport involving the 67-year-old woman with disabilities – Who “life fighter” Maria Lada was
The disability association “Hyperion” stresses that the loss of Maria Lada is not only a tragedy but a wake-up call on accessibility, raising three key questions
Tragedy at Eleftherios Venizelos Airport: 67-year-old disabled woman falls from lift and dies in hospital
A 67-year-old disabled woman tragically lost her life after falling while disembarking from a flight at Eleftherios Venizelos Airport
1,000 asylum revocations by June, announces Thanos Plevris
“Asylum is not a permanent status,” the Minister of Migration and Asylum told Parliament
New study challenges timelines for the origin of writing: 45,000-year-old symbols found in caves in Germany
The history of recording thoughts and emotions may be tens of thousands of years older than historians previously believed, according to a new archaeological study that brings to light findings from caves in Germany and challenges long-standing assumptions about the beginnings of writing
Newly built or pre-owned? The critical choice in luxury real estate in 2026
Existing luxury properties maintain a strong investment footprint when they combine architectural identity, a prime location, and a limited supply of new projects in the same area
Pavlos Aslanidis: “Karystianou misled us. She was telling us she would not form a party, and then we saw her announce it on television – I will not vote for her.”
“I don’t believe in xylene either, but I am looking for an answer about the fireball. We want a peaceful rally. No violence and no vandalism,” says the new president of the Association of Relatives of the Tempi Victims, speaking to protothema.gr and Antonis Sroiter.
Metro, buses and electric railway tomorrow (28/2): Public transport services for the Tempi anniversary, detailed timetables
Public transport workers will take part in the protests marking three years since the disaster – The Metro stations “Syntagma” and “Panepistimio” will remain closed from the start of service, with trains passing through without stopping
