Officials began property inspections to assess the damange in the Porto Germeno fire, as Copernicus data confirms over 144,000 stremmata burned across Attica and Boeotia
Authorities believe the objects are old munitions, according to the state news agency ANA-MPA.
All major categories posted gains in the first half, including petroleum and fuels, food, industrial products.
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Authorities believe the objects are old munitions, according to the state news agency ANA-MPA.
All major categories posted gains in the first half, including petroleum and fuels, food, industrial products.
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Police said the Afghan man's wife claimed he killed the 38-year-old British woman because he believed she was trying to convert her to Christianity, though he later denied responsibility during questioning
Greek police will reportedly escort the 46-year-old woman to Athens to face prosecutors, as authorities continue investigating the 2010 firebombing that killed three bank employees
Investigators await forensic findings after a 90-year-old man's body was discovered in a freezer, as conflicting accounts raise new questions about the time and cause of his death
A 68-year-old man initially found dead in his apartment in northern Greece was killed in a criminal act, forensic findings indicate, as police examine possible links to a recent burglary at his home.
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