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It is about 51-year-old Valentina Petrillo who is a track and field athlete and has a problem with her vision

"The Greek Police is at an important crossroads of reforms, aimed at strengthening its efficiency and response to modern security challenges. With the new bill of the Ministry of Citizen Protection, key pillars of restructuring and modernization are introduced, which will shape the future of policing in Greece", emphasizes the Ministry of Citizen Protection in today's announcement regarding the restructuring of the headquarters and staff services of ELAS.

Ex-IDF official says Iran 'flooding' West Bank with weapons

Bangladesh's new authorities today (28/8) launched an investigation into disappearances attributed to security forces under former Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina.

The family of a four-year-old boy who, according to international media, accidentally broke a Bronze Age vase at the Hecht Museum in Israel is facing serious criticism.

Sadness prevails in the journalistic field as Giorgos Varinos died in the early hours of Wednesday (28/8), who had been dealing with health problems for the last few years.

At last week’s Multicultural Gala in Geelong, Premier Jacinta Allan announced over 6,000 roads, parks, and buildings across Victoria to be renamed in honour of multicultural leaders, while launching the state’s first anti-racism strategy.

The president of the Philippines ordered the arrest of a pastor accused of human trafficking and sexual abuse, sparking political unrest.

Oil stocks under pressure following black gold's downtrend

A former Rhodes player made history