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"I consider the attack on me to be an attempt to silence me," complains the president of Freedom of Navigation, Zoe Konstantopoulou

Great Britain is at the mercy of severe weather Dara with strong storms and strong winds plunging thousands of households into darkness and causing huge travel problems.

Rescue crews continue to search the wreckage. It is not certain how many people are missing, according to the authorities

Storm Darragh has hit parts of Wales and south-west England over the past 24 hours, with forecasters warning of dangerous conditions

Sects: A new debate on sects in Greece, the case of the 45-year-old police officer who served in the Parliament, who is accused of a multitude of crimes, was "opened" yesterday (6/12) and was transferred to Tripoli Prisons, until his trial begins.

Over 700 years Bologna’s reforms and the battles of patricians, still matter as populism, find space in the widening chasm between the privileged and the people

A Greek weaver and an Indian Maharaja transformed Gwalior into a global hub for carpets, symbolising an ageless cultural and economic partnership

Greek language through a historical, cultural, and philosophical lens. From ancient inscriptions to modern dilemmas, this piece delves into the significance of preserving and using the language across generations

On December 5, 1994, the historic Budapest Memorandum was signed, for many "the condemnation of Kiev" after the Ukrainians believed the security guarantees of the USA and Russia

PaliGema 2 models can 'read' faces and detect emotions, but some experts are raising concerns that misuse of the technology can have disastrous consequences