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military conflicts Feb 20, 2026, 4:20 PM
Greece secures WWII photos depicting Nazi executions of 200 citizens - A Belgian collector posted World War II photos of Nazi executions for auction, drawing the attention of Greece's Culture Ministry.
- Experts confirmed the authenticity of the images, linking them to the 200 political prisoners executed during the Nazi occupation.
- Greece signed a preliminary deal to acquire the photographs, recognizing their significance as part of Greek heritage.
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military conflicts Feb 20, 2026, 4:20 PM
Greece takes steps to reclaim WWII execution photos as national heritage - A Belgian collector, Tim de Craene, previously auctioned WWII photographs of the executions of 200 Greeks.
- Greek experts confirmed the authenticity of these photographs, leading to a preliminary agreement with the Culture Ministry.
- Greece aims to preserve these images as part of its national heritage to honor the memory of the executed prisoners.
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humanities Feb 7, 2026, 11:00 AM
Archaeologists uncover ancient wooden tools dating back 430,000 years in Greece - Archaeologists found the oldest known wooden tools in Greece's Megalopolis basin, estimated to be around 430,000 years old.
- The discovery highlights the rarity of preserved wooden artifacts and provides insight into early human tool-making.
- The find suggests potential uses by Neanderthals or early human ancestors, contributing to the understanding of prehistoric technology.
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military conflicts Feb 3, 2026, 10:42 PM
Fourteen migrants die in collision with Greek coast guard - A speedboat carrying migrants collided with a Greek coast guard vessel off Chios, Greece, resulting in at least fourteen confirmed deaths.
- Twenty-four survivors were rescued, with the number of casualties possibly rising as the search continues.
- The incident raises serious questions about Greece's border control policies and their implications on migrant safety.
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humanities Jan 26, 2026, 9:01 PM
Oldest known wooden tools discovered in Greece dating back 430,000 years - Two ancient wooden tools, dating back 430,000 years, were discovered in the Megalopolis Basin, Greece.
- The tools include a long stick potentially used for digging and a small piece of wood possibly used for shaping stones.
- The discovery sheds light on early human technology and hints at more archaeological treasures awaiting exploration.
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military conflicts Jan 26, 2026, 10:08 AM
Explosion claims lives of four workers at Greek cookie factory - An explosion and fire occurred at the Violanta biscuit plant in Trikala, Greece, resulting in fatalities and injuries.
- Four women were confirmed dead, and seven others, including a firefighter, were hospitalized with non-serious injuries.
- Investigators suspect the explosion originated near the ovens, prompting a thorough investigation into workplace safety.
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military conflicts Jan 26, 2026, 9:06 AM
Fire at Greek factory claims at least three lives - A fire broke out early on January 25, 2026, at a biscuit factory in Trikala, Greece.
- Thick smoke and a large explosion indicated the severity of the blaze, which initially left five people unaccounted for.
- The incident has raised concerns regarding safety standards in industrial facilities as the investigation into the cause continues.
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politics Jan 20, 2026, 1:19 PM
Greece and Israel enhance defense cooperation against military drone threats - Greece and Israel will exchange views and expertise to counter drone threats after a meeting in Athens.
- The countries aim to prepare against cyber threats as part of their military cooperation.
- This partnership signals a strengthened defense relationship, particularly in response to regional security concerns.
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lifestyle Jan 4, 2026, 2:57 PM
Greece's air traffic control failure disrupts thousands of flights - On January 4, flights across Greece were severely impacted due to a collapse of air traffic communication.
- Thousands of passengers were affected as airlines canceled and delayed numerous flights, leading to reroutes to other countries.
- The incident raised concerns about the reliability of Greece's air traffic control systems and the need for modernization.
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politics Dec 11, 2025, 6:15 PM
Greece’s finance minister elected president of the Eurogroup - Kyriakos Pierrakakis was elected as president of the Eurogroup following a period of deep financial crisis in Greece.
- His election has been characterized as a celebration of Greece's recovery and reform efforts over the past decade.
- This significant appointment signals Greece's rise from financial distress to a prominent position in European economic leadership.
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military conflicts Dec 8, 2025, 1:31 PM
Seventeen migrants confirmed dead after boat capsizes near Crete - Seventeen bodies have been recovered following a migrant boat capsizing incident off Crete.
- The boat initially carried 34 individuals but suffered engine failure, leading to a dangerous situation.
- This incident highlights the ongoing humanitarian crisis due to migration across the Mediterranean Sea.
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science Dec 4, 2025, 11:04 AM
Bradford researchers leverage robotic dogs and AI to combat wildfires - Researchers at the University of Bradford are testing robotic dogs, drones, and AI for early wildfire detection in Greece.
- The pilot project is part of the EU-funded 6G-VERSUS initiative to explore new technologies in wildfire management.
- This pioneering research aims to enhance wildfire response times and mitigate the increasing threat posed by wildfires.
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politics Dec 3, 2025, 2:44 PM
Greek farmers protest as EU subsidy payments are delayed - Farmers in northern Greece have disrupted traffic at key border crossings to protest delayed EU-backed agricultural subsidies.
- The protests were ignited by an ongoing investigation into a corruption scandal linked to fraudulent claims for EU funds.
- These protests could have significant repercussions for agriculture policies and EU relations in Greece.
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science Dec 1, 2025, 1:10 AM
Greece faces feta cheese crisis as livestock cull escalates - An outbreak of sheep and goat pox has led to the culling of approximately 417,000 sheep and goats in Greece since August 2024.
- Farmers have expressed concerns over the economic impact, particularly regarding the production and export of feta cheese, as the disease spreads without appropriate containment measures.
- Critics highlight a slow government response and potential illegal vaccination practices, leaving farmers facing economic strain and uncertainty.
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science Nov 29, 2025, 5:35 PM
Dolphin discovered with unusual thumbs off Greece - Researchers from the Pelagos Cetacean Research Institute spotted a unique dolphin off the Gulf of Corinth, Greece.
- The dolphin exhibited hooked thumbs formed from its flippers, marking the first recorded case of this anomaly.
- The discovery raises questions about genetic anomalies and interbreeding in the isolated dolphin population.
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environment Nov 21, 2025, 8:11 AM
Bear attacks on livestock soar in Greece due to conservation efforts - Conservation efforts in Greece have led to a significant rise in bear and wolf populations.
- Farmers in rural areas are facing increased livestock attacks, creating safety concerns within communities.
- Debate continues over balancing wildlife protection with the safety of residents and their livelihoods.
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politics Nov 16, 2025, 3:14 PM
Ukraine secures gas imports from Greece for winter energy security - Vladimir Zelensky announced a deal to import gas from Greece as a new supply route for Ukraine.
- The agreement is part of Ukraine's strategy to secure energy supplies amid ongoing Russian strikes.
- Securing imports from Greece reflects Ukraine's efforts to diversify energy sources in response to the war.
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sport Nov 14, 2025, 6:31 PM
Scotland faces Greece in crucial World Cup qualifying match - Scotland entered the match needing a result to keep pace for automatic World Cup qualification.
- Greece, having been eliminated from the qualifiers, lacked motivation and came into the match with a poor recent record.
- A draw and both teams scoring were predicted as likely outcomes, highlighting Greece's home advantage despite their current struggles.
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military conflicts Nov 14, 2025, 6:19 PM
Greece demonstrates domestic drone capabilities during NATO exercise - Greece conducted a military exercise showcasing a broad range of domestically developed drones and counter-drone tools.
- The exercise demonstrated drones assisting in tactical operations, including delivering supplies and obstructing enemy movements.
- The event emphasized NATO's push for faster military innovation and adaptation to modern warfare.
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