300 WWII bombs, fuel contamination found during cleanup of former Athens airport site

Around 300 World War II-era bombs, leaked fuel deposits and hazardous materials, including asbestos, have been discovered during an extensive soil remediation project at the site of Athens’ former international airport in the southern suburb of Elliniko, where one of Europe’s largest urban redevelopment projects, The Ellinikon, is underway. Source link

Greece to restore historic Catholic Church of Saint Joseph on Tinos

Greece’s Culture Ministry is moving ahead with the restoration of the 19th-century Church of Saint Joseph in Loutra, on the island of Tinos, aiming to structurally reinforce the building, upgrade its facilities and enable its safe reopening as both a place of worship and a cultural landmark. Source link

Mass Shooting at Seattle Food Festival Kills Two

Mass Shooting at Seattle Food Festival Kills Two

Two people were killed and at least five others, including a two-year-old boy, were injured after a mass shooting erupted at Seattle Center during the popular Bite of Seattle food festival on Sunday evening reported The Seattle Times. Gunfire broke out around 6 p.m. local time as thousands of people attended the annual festival at …

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Greek Prosecutors Call for Stronger Security After Reported Threats

Greek Prosecutors Call for Stronger Security After Reported Threats

The Greek Prosecutors’ Union has called for stronger security measures to protect prosecutors, warning that recent developments highlight the growing risks faced by judicial officials and the need to safeguard the independence of the justice system. In a new statement, the Union said recent reports about the alleged prevention of a planned criminal attack targeting …

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