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Railway tragedy in Indonesia: At least 14 dead and 81 injured, concern for those trapped (videos)
Two passengers remain trapped in the twisted metal of a carriage after a train collision at a railway station near Jakarta – video captures the moment the accident occurred
Case over alleged fake signatures of “Voice of Reason” reaches European Parliament – Latinopoulou has requested waiver of immunity
The case began in November 2024 following a complaint by Konstantinos Bogdanos – European Parliament President Roberta Metsola announced the receipt of the request from Greek judicial authorities
Road rage: From a 23-year-old’s broken leg in Pangrati to killings over a wrong turn
Arguments on the road have even ended in murders – Police are searching for the man who broke a young woman’s leg because she was slow to park – “Road rage” and the behavior of Greek drivers
Bloomberg: Merz says Iran is “humiliating” the US and questions Trump’s strategy
Friedrich Merz openly attacked Donald Trump’s approach toward Iran, arguing that Tehran is “humiliating” the United States while the conflict is weighing on the European economy
Passenger traffic at the country’s airports up 7.6% in the first quarter of 2026
At the 24 airports managed by the Civil Aviation Authority, passenger traffic rose by 12.5% in the first three months of the year
Starmer faces possible parliamentary inquiry over the Mandelson affair
The investigation could have serious implications for the British prime minister’s political future, as his tenure is overshadowed by the case involving the former ambassador and friend of Epstein
The tragedy at Violanta – The ghost of “Daniel” and the pipeline checks that never happened
Three months on, the dark gaps that led to the explosion come to light, while the flooding of the facilities by storm “Daniel” in September 2023 returns to the spotlight – Despite being submerged under tons of water for a long time, this did not lead to more intensive inspections – Two company executives give testimony
Papastavrou: With photovoltaics in balconies we are strengthening energy democracy
"The sun and the wind belong to everyone. We are opening the way for photovoltaics on the balcony and creating the possibility for every citizen to reduce the cost of energy," said the Minister of Environment and Energy.