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Unprecedented Salmonella outbreak in Belgium with at least 306 cases
Up to 2 million eggs potentially contaminated with the bacterium were sold in Belgium and neighboring Luxembourg, where the local health authority also issued a recall order
New European standards for materials in contact with drinking water: What changes in 2026
The Health Ministry’s circular, published on Diavgeia, concerns the new harmonized European framework for assessing the compliance of materials, products, components and assembled products intended for use in facilities for the extraction, treatment, storage or distribution of water for human consumption
Hellenic Society (ELLET) opposes converting Hydra’s historic windmills into accommodation
The Society points out that the windmills have been designated as ancient monuments, and that the proposed conversion into accommodation is completely at odds with the approved restoration study and the building permit that has received preliminary approval
Feminism’s inverted moral hierarchy: The Lindsay Clancy case
How the case exposes a culture that ranks a mother’s suffering above the lives of her murdered children
Washington offers up to $10 million for information on five commanders of Iran’s Revolutionary Guards
The individuals in question are being targeted because, according to the US government, they plan, organize and carry out terrorist activities around the world
Heavy sentences ranging from 5 to 23 years handed down to five opposition mayors in Turkey
Most were found guilty of corruption — The CHP, to which they belonged, is now collapsing under the weight of countless investigations and arrests
Terrifying scenes in France as tornado sweeps through villages, leaving at least 41 injured and more than 300 homes damaged (video)
The village of Pomas suffered the worst damage — Transport disruptions
Interview Poll: New Democracy leads with 26.5% – Tsipras’s ELA.S. falls to 14.5%, while Karytianou drops to 3.6%
PASOK at 10% and Hellenic Solution at 9% — ELA.S. fell from 15.8% in July to 14.5%, widening its gap with New Democracy from 11 to 12 percentage points — 60% want a government to emerge from the first election
