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Sophie Turner: She reveals the reason she left the U.S. amid divorce from Joe Jonas

"My life was on hold," said the 28-year-old actress, reflecting on her time away from England

Ferry ticket roller coaster: From 36% reductions to 48% increases

In which ferry connections were there significant price increases and in which reductions, according to the Price Observatory in September?

Tragedy in Italy: 19-year-old ski champion Matilde Lorenzi dies in training accident

The 19-year-old, who was a member of the Italian army’s sports division, was training on a slope in the South Tyrol region when she fell and succumbed to her injuries on Tuesday morning

Israel: Security council convenes – Talks on a Diplomatic solution to the Lebanon war on the table

An Israeli official has stated that another round of negotiations will take place this week for the release of hostages, with this session to be held in Egypt

Shocking statement from Musk: Artificial Intelligence has a 10-20% chance of going very badly

The owner of the X platform, Tesla, and SpaceX is speaking at the Future Investment Initiative conference in Riyadh

Club on Vouliagmenis avenue: How alcohol reaches minors – Employee at nightclub speaks out

Nightlife worker reveals how event organizers distribute alcohol freely at parties – Mayor Haris Doukas pushes for bar closure

Dr. Dionysia-Theodora Avgerinopoulou urges unified action on global security threats amid Ukraine conflict

At the Third Parliamentary Summit in Riga, the IPU Vice-President stresses the need for Parliamentary diplomacy to uphold peace and stability

PNO strike officially ends – Ships departing from 2:00 pm

Although the strike was originally set to end at 11:59 PM, the Panhellenic Seamen’s Federation (PNO) announced an early conclusion. Following assurances from Minister Christos Stylianides during a meeting with union representatives, routes will resume after nearly four days of disruption

Amaliada: Three of the five Infants died from interstitial pneumonitis – Possible causes

A dense mystery surrounds the deaths of infants in Amaliada

The mysterious death of Ioannis Tsigantes in 1943: The “Midas 614” organization, the 12,000 golden sovereign, and betrayal

Ioannis Tsigantes Svoronos and his actions up to 1940 - His escape to Egypt and the mission to Greece with 12,000 gold pounds - The fatal mistakes - The "Midas 614" organization, the mysterious traitor, and the tragic ending

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