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French ministry official accused of drugging almost 250 women to watch them urinate in public
A pilot scheme now lets women test for drugging without filing a police report first, as France confronts chemical submission after the Pelicot case, though many victims never suspected they had been drugged at all
Colombia earthquake: More than 250 dead and 1,310 injured as rescuers race against time to find missing in rubble
The UN Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs (OCHA) estimates that 5,000 houses have been damaged. Dozens of buildings have collapsed and hundreds of homes have been destroyed.
Up to €500 per month in temporary housing assistance for wildfire victims: Eligibility and conditions
Following the issuance of the relevant Joint Ministerial Decision (JMD), affected residents must submit an application for a temporary housing subsidy to the competent office of the General Directorate for the Restoration of the Effects of Natural Disasters (GDAEFK) within the deadline specified in the decision
Sixteen years after the crime at Marfin, the perpetrators remain unidentified: Anonymous, at large & unpunished
The mistakes and gaps in the investigation immediately after the fire that resulted in the deaths of four people
Pavlos Aslanidis: “Karystianou misled us. She was telling us she would not form a party, and then we saw her announce it on television – I will not vote for her.”
“I don’t believe in xylene either, but I am looking for an answer about the fireball. We want a peaceful rally. No violence and no vandalism,” says the new president of the Association of Relatives of the Tempi Victims, speaking to protothema.gr and Antonis Sroiter.
Thirty years since the Srebrenica genocide – Thousands of Bosnians honor the victims of the Massacre
A three-day, 100-kilometer-long “peace march” preceded the commemoration, retracing the same route that thousands of Srebrenica residents followed in July 1995 to reach Tuzla – See video and photos
