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Turkish man arrested in Chios for espionage

In the house where he is staying, surveillance equipment was found, such as telephoto lenses, but also contraband cigarettes

Statements by Tzitzikostas in Handelsblatt – The Commission paves the way for the production of combustion engines after 2035

"We are open to all technologies" said the Transport Commissioner when asked if the EU would allow not only hybrid cars but also conventional combustion engines after 2035

Weather: A new round of rainfall is coming – In which areas the phenomena will be intense until Friday

The highest rainfall levels this week are forecasted mainly in central Macedonia, the East Aegean islands and the Dodecanese

Farmers remain at the roadblocks today; they will also shut down ports — There will be consequences, responds Chrysochoidis

In Larissa they threw milk, wheat, and hay – Nikaia has turned into a vast parking lot of tractors – Airports and ports in Crete to close

Motorcycle rider arrested for speeding at 179 km/h on Vouliagmenis Avenue

The speed limit at that specific location is 70 km/h

Greeks danced hasapiko in front of Hagia Sophia – “Scandalous provocation,” say Turkish media; watch video

Six Greeks danced to Stratos Dionysios' song "The sacred grounds of the City" in the square under Hagia Sophia and caused reactions in the Turkish media

Two weather systems bring three days of rain and thunderstorms – Thursday and Friday the most difficult days

Meteorologists warning for strong phenomena - Which areas will be most affected - See the maps

Protothema patrols with Greece’s “FBI” inside Roma settlements — The moment of the raids

The “Medousa” series enters the Roma camps of Attica, where illegality meets stigma — Watch the episode

The first snow has fallen on Mount Parnassos — watch the video

A drone video captures the snowy slopes and peaks of the mountain from above

Russia vs. Greece: A relationship marked by threats from the 1950s to today – From Khrushchev’s nuclear bombs to Zakharova’s drones

From the intimidation attempts of 1961—when Moscow hinted at the possibility of bombing the Acropolis with nuclear weapons—to today’s propaganda-laced distortions coming from the Russian Foreign Ministry, the history of threats directed at Athens is a long one

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