Attractive for e-commerce in southern Europe
E-commerce markets in Romania, Bulgaria, Greece, and Serbia are rapidly growing, prompting Polish e-shops to consider expansion into these regions due to higher profit margins and lower competition than in Western Europe.
Afghanistan: Fears of Further Escalation After Pakistani Airstrikes Hit Kabul
Pakistani airstrikes have targeted a weapons depot in Kabul's western suburbs, raising fears among residents regarding potential further violence.
What are the causes of the continuous rains of the last few weeks? The successive weather lows and the role of the jet stream
Recent heavy rainfall in southern and western Europe has led to serious socioeconomic impacts, particularly in Greece, where multiple weather events have resulted in fatalities and widespread flooding.
The issue is not geopolitical: What Khamenei does not fear, which the US overlooks
The article discusses the stance of Iranian Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei regarding Western pressure and sanctions, emphasizing his refusal to accept unconditional surrender based on his worldview and identity.
RenΓ© Trokaz at Vima: "Expansion and deepening of the EU go hand in hand"
The article discusses the aspirations of Western Balkan countries for EU membership and the implications of geopolitical developments on this process.
Myanmar: At least 17 dead in army airstrike on village market in the west of the country
At least 17 people have died following an airstrike by the Myanmar military on a village market in western Myanmar, according to local organizations amidst escalating conflict in the region.
Turkey: F-16 Fighter Jet Crashes in BalΔ±kesir - Pilot Killed
A Turkish Air Force F-16 fighter jet crashed near a highway in western Turkey, resulting in the death of its pilot, according to officials and media reports.
5 in the morning: The new threats from Putin β The findings for OPEKEPE β The fighter Olympiacos
In a recent speech, Putin escalated threats against Ukraine, continuing to refuse to acknowledge a strategic defeat and accusing Western nations of terrorism, which has sparked coordinated rebuttals from Kyiv and its allies.
Putin: Sabotage attempts on the Turkish and Blue Stream pipelines are possible β Our enemies will regret it
Russian President Vladimir Putin ordered the FSB to enhance protection of energy and transport infrastructure in response to Ukrainian attacks allegedly supported by Western intelligence agencies.
Russia Exports More Oil Than Before the War
Russia's oil exports have increased compared to pre-war levels, but its revenues have decreased due to Western sanctions.
Putin: "The enemy cannot defeat Russia" β Accuses Ukraine of terrorism
President Putin claims that the enemy, referring to Ukraine, cannot defeat Russia and accuses Ukraine of resorting to terrorism with the support of Western intelligence services.
How Russia builds a network of several "Trojan Horses" for sabotage operations in Europe
Russian spies are reportedly acquiring properties near military and political installations in Western Europe to create a network for coordinated sabotage campaigns.
Erdogan on meeting with Mitsotakis: 'I conveyed our expectations for the Turkish minority'
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan discussed his meeting with Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, highlighting expectations regarding the rights of the Turkish minority in Greece.
Ukraine 4 years: CIA and MI6 knew but no one believed them
A recent investigation outlines how Western intelligence agencies identified the threat of Russian invasion into Ukraine early on, yet their warnings went largely unheeded.
Mexico is 'burning' after the death of the powerful 'narcobaron' β Outbreak of violence from the cartel
Violent clashes erupted in western Mexico following the death of a cartel leader, raising safety concerns across the region.
Made in China became gourmet: China feeds the world's rich
China is transforming its image from a mass-producer of cheap goods to a significant player in the premium food market, challenging Western dominance.
Kastoria: Fatal traffic accident on the provincial road of Korissos β Germa β 81-year-old dead
An 81-year-old man has died following a traffic accident on the provincial road of Korissos β Germa in Western Macedonia, Greece.
Thessaloniki: Firefighter injured during fire suppression at a business in Diavata
A firefighter was slightly injured while fighting a fire that broke out at a business in Diavata, western Thessaloniki.
Thessaloniki: Fire now in a business in Diavata
A fire broke out in a business area in Diavata, western Thessaloniki, prompting a significant response from the fire department.
Hegemony Under Pressure: The USA and the Western Hemisphere
The article discusses the recent actions of the Mexican government in response to U.S. pressure regarding oil exports to Cuba and examines the broader implications of U.S. hegemony in the Western Hemisphere.
Weather: Stormy winds up to 10 Beaufort β Where it will rain
Severe winds and rain are expected across various regions of Greece, including the Ionian Sea, Crete, and western Macedonia.
Direct threats from Russia regarding 'Western piracy': 'If the situation cannot be resolved peacefully, the navy will act to eliminate it'
Nikolai Patrushev, head of the Russian Maritime Council, has threatened military action to protect Russian vessels from European seizures, labeling this as 'Western piracy.'
Bad weather: The coastal area of Patras flooded β Villages in a state of emergency
Severe weather has caused extensive damage in Western Greece, particularly in Patras, where flooding has left villages in a state of emergency.
Hellenic Police on traffic jams in Attica: 'Dynamic and effective' management by the Traffic Police
The Hellenic Police reported that traffic congestion in western Attica was effectively managed during ongoing roadworks on the Attiki Odos.
Small and Medium Enterprises: 20 million euros for strengthening in continental areas of Fair Development Transition
The Greek government is launching a 20 million euro initiative to support small and medium-sized enterprises in specific regions undergoing an energy transition.
Greenland: Its western coast experienced the warmest January ever recorded
Greenland's capital, Nuuk, experienced the warmest January on record, surpassing a previous record held for 109 years, according to the Danish Meteorological Institute.
Severe Weather: Roads Cut in Two, Record Rainfall in Corfu
Severe weather has caused extensive damage across western Greece, including record rainfall in Corfu and landslides in Preveza and Ilia.
Weather: African dust with rain and sporadic storms β Slight drop in temperature
Weather conditions today in Greece will include local rains and sporadic storms, particularly in the western regions and the Aegean Sea, accompanied by a slight drop in temperature and increased concentrations of African dust.
Mitsotakis Establishes an Authoritarian Model of Power
The article discusses how modern western democracies are weakened by the erosion of institutions, with a focus on the authoritarian tendencies in Greece under Prime Minister Mitsotakis.
Weather: Storms in the West and North β Stormy South Winds β African Dust
Heavy rain and thunderstorms are forecasted for the western and northern regions of Greece until Sunday afternoon.
Keir Starmer: Europe as a 'Sleeping Giant' - We Must Reduce Overreliance on the USA
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer urged Europe to lessen its overdependence on the USA for security and hinted at the need to reshape the Western alliance during his speech at the Munich Security Conference.
Severe weather warning: Heavy rains and storms from tonight β Gale-force winds up to 9 Beaufort
Severe rain and thunderstorm warnings have been issued for regions in western and northern Greece through Sunday afternoon.
Politico Poll: Citizens of the West Fear a Third World War
A recent Politico survey reveals growing concerns among Western citizens regarding the potential outbreak of a Third World War in the near future.
The 'Poor Relatives' Who Became Bosses
Poland and other Eastern European countries are transforming from economic underdogs to influential players in Western Europe as they begin acquiring companies in wealthier nations.
Canada: Nine Dead in the Massacre β 'We Still Have No Idea About the Motive'
An 18-year-old trans woman reportedly committed a massacre in Tumble Ridge, western Canada, during which she killed her mother and brother, leaving the police baffled regarding the motive.
Canada: Shooting at school leaves at least 10 dead, including the perpetrator
At least ten people, including the shooter, have died following a shooting at a school in western Canada, with additional casualties reported nearby.
The US won at the Panama Canal β But China has its eyes set on other ports in America
The Panama court's decision to annul the leasing of two canal ports to CK Hutchison is seen as a victory for the US against Chinese influence in the Western Hemisphere.
The USA won in the Panama Canal - But China has its eye on other ports in America
The recent legal ruling in Panama to rescind the concession of two canal ports to Hong Kong's CK Hutchison represents a setback for China and a victory for U.S. efforts to limit Chinese influence in the Western Hemisphere.
Japan - Portugal - Spain: Why the far right has impressively strengthened in the elections
Elections in the Western world reveal a significant rise in nationalist far-right forces, from Japan to Portugal and Spain.
Unstable weather today with rain and temperature drop β When it will rain in Attica
Today is expected to have unstable weather with initial rain in the western and northern regions of Greece, which will gradually extend across the country, according to the National Meteorological Service.
Resettlement Program: Implementation in 8 New Areas in Spring with a Bonus of 10,000 Euros
Greece plans to expand its resettlement program to eight new areas, providing financial incentives and addressing demographic challenges.
Earthquake of 4.8 Magnitude West of Crete
An earthquake measuring 4.8 on the Richter scale struck off the western coast of Crete at 00:33, as reported by the Geodynamic Institute of the National Observatory of Athens.
Weather: Rain, storms and rising temperatures β African dust is coming
Today's weather features increased cloudiness and local rain in western areas, intensifying by evening with sporadic storms, while the rest of the country remains generally clear with rising temperatures and the arrival of African dust, particularly in the southern regions.
At least 14 dead in bus accident in Bolivia, see video
A tragic bus accident near the community of Mocomoco in western Bolivia left at least 14 people dead, with the driver's fate unknown and the cause of the crash still unclear.
At the mercy of bad weather Preveza, Arcadia, and Ilia with landslides and floods
Severe rainfall has hit parts of western and southern Greece, causing extensive damage to infrastructure, homes, and agricultural land, particularly in Preveza, Arcadia, and Ilia, where landslides, flooding, and temporary water supply interruptions have been reported.
Severe Weather: Man Dead in Komotini β Streets Turned into Rivers in Western Greece
Severe weather has caused significant destruction across Greece, with a confirmed death in Komotini and widespread flooding reported in various regions.
Kolyda's warning for strong storms in western and central Attica in the next 2 - 3 hours
Meteorologist Thodoris Kolyda warns that a storm system is moving towards eastern-northeastern areas, likely impacting western and central Attica within the next 2-3 hours.
Weather: Emergency alert from the Hellenic National Meteorological Service β Temporary deterioration with rain and thunderstorms
The Hellenic National Meteorological Service warns of a temporary worsening of the weather with heavy rain, thunderstorms, and possible localized hailstorms in northwestern Greece starting tonight and spreading to other western regions and northeastern parts tomorrow.
Weather: Storms and hail are coming in the next few hours
The National Meteorological Service has issued an urgent weather warning for strong rains, thunderstorms, and possible hail in northwestern Greece this evening and in other western regions tomorrow.
Thessaloniki: Bus caught fire, for the second time in five days
A bus in western Thessaloniki caught fire early Tuesday morning while in motion, but fortunately, there were no injuries reported as passengers were evacuated safely.