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Megafires, Europe’s new nightmare: The phenomenon of pyrocumulus clouds and the consequences
Greece has experienced two of the three worst megafires that occurred in the Mediterranean (Evros, 2023 and Evia, 2021) – The causes of the violent change in the profile of fires and the pessimism of scientists
The “devil’s worm” that lives 1.3 kilometers beneath the Earth and changes what we knew about life: “Humans do not rule the world”
The Halicephalobus mephisto that was found at a depth of 1.3 kilometers inside a gold mine in South Africa overturns what we knew about the limits of life
Spatial planning for tourism: The new rules for investments, Airbnb and out-of-plan construction
From 16 to 8 acres the plot sizes for hotels – The Joint Ministerial Decision institutionalises the new framework for the spatial development of tourism, with stricter terms in saturated destinations, special provisions for the islands and transitional arrangements for existing investments – Hoteliers insist that the core of the restrictions remains unchanged
Trump appeals to the Supreme Court over ruling blocking White House ballroom construction
The U.S. president says the military and Secret Service consider the ruling "terrible."
Chapel vandalized in Saronikos, sanctuary also damaged – See photos
The Municipality of Saronikos says the Chapel of the Transfiguration of the Savior will be restored
Who’s next for a Data Center? €50 billion in investments over the next decade
Greece’s geographic location—between Europe, Africa, the Middle East, and Asia—makes it an attractive destination for strategic investments. Amazon, Google, and Microsoft are establishing facilities in Attica, while a large-scale data center is planned on the site of PPC’s former lignite power plant in Kozani
Housing allowance granted to 1,120 University of Thessaly students in Volos, Larissa, Trikala, Karditsa and Lamia
University of Thessaly: 1,011 students will receive a €2,000 housing allowance, while 109 students will receive €2,500
Three maritime flashpoints on high alert: Explosions in the Strait of Hormuz, new attacks in Yemen, and commercial ships hit near Odesa
The risk remains at the highest level for vessels linked to Saudi Arabia in the Red Sea, while two merchant ships were struck near Odesa. Explosions on Iran's Qeshm Island have once again heightened uncertainty over navigation through the Strait of Hormuz
From Ukraine’s “training ground” to Colombia’s Cartels: Rebels & gang members are learning drone warfare
Colombian cartels and armed groups are sending fighters to Ukraine’s “school” to learn drone warfare and bring the know-how back home, according to a report by the Financial Times
Red Code Alert for Crete, Chios, Samos & Ikaria on Saturday – Very high fire risk
Meanwhile, the Attica Region remains under Red Code mobilization status
