This article explores common science questions posed by children, including why children's memory might be superior to adults', whether a mosquito can feed from an open cup, the reason for chili's spiciness, and how a bicycle maintains balance.
Four candidates will contest the leadership elections for the Edek party on September 5, necessitated by the resignation of former leader Nicos Anastasiou following a poor showing in May's parliamentary election.
A €500 million UK-Ireland interconnector project had to be rerouted to avoid the alleged 'grave' of the Harry Potter character Dobby, known as Zgredek in Polish.
Sandra Bullock surprised fans with a rare look into her private life, posting unseen photos with her younger sister Gesine Bullock-Prado on social media for Sister's Day, accompanied by a touching message.
Hungarian photographer Benedek Lampert created a series titled 'The Nature We Replaced,' using animal figures instead of Lego characters to illustrate the destruction of nature.
This article addresses various science questions from children, including inquiries about the world's smartest dog breed, instrument sounds, hazardous waste, and bird communication.
Mountain rescuers in Börzsöny, Hungary, had a challenging day with multiple alerts on Friday. Incidents included two young people attempting a shortcut near Remete Cave and two separate ankle injuries requiring rescue.
The Heureka Science Centre in Finland is scheduled to make another video call to space today. This event continues their tradition of connecting with astronauts in orbit.
Kovács Gergely will not run for the leadership of the Hungarian Two-Tailed Dog Party, leaving only one candidate so far, Tóth-Benedek Csanád, who emphasizes returning to the party's nature and settling debts.
A tőzsdére lépést követően pár napig meredeken emelkedett az árfolyam, azóta viszont folyamatosan zuhan. Elon Musk vagyona már „csak” 840 millió dollár.
Csanád Tóth-Benedek, currently a member of the Hungarian Two-Tailed Dog Party's presidency, has emerged as a candidate for the party's presidential position.
KONČAR has inaugurated a new 20 million euro laboratory for electric drives in Bedekovčina, Croatia, which is among the largest in Europe and will test HVDC systems.
This article delves into various science questions posed by children, including why 'goodbye' is said when leaving but only 'hello' when meeting, how waterfowl stay dry, the nature of early dwellings, and the possibility of extraterrestrial life.
A Hungarian podcast, 'Aranykalitka,' has been tracking the life paths of 50 individuals who became top executives at a young age, conducting interviews roughly every ten years over three rounds.
A new study used climate models to estimate the moment the last green organism on Earth is likely to survive, surprising even the scientists themselves, with findings suggesting the event is farther in the future than commonly believed.
American researchers have tested compounds that show significant promise in stopping pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma, a form of pancreatic cancer previously considered incurable. The breakthrough achieved a 90% success rate in trials.
Venezuelan baseball players, including Willson Contreras, are demonstrating immense strength and emotion on the field following recent earthquakes in their home country. Their performances are marked by tributes and tears for Venezuela, which is also experiencing citizen defiance against the militarization of the tragedy.
Residents of Aglandjia, Cyprus, elected Andri Hadjiandreou as their new deputy mayor on Sunday. She defeated Prokopis Prokopiou with support from a coalition of parties including Akel, Edek, Alma, and the Ecologists Movement and Greens.
A Finnish publication addresses various science questions posed by children, including hypothetical scenarios about artificial intelligence taking over the world, the direction of tree branches, the composition of space, and the history of oat consumption.
Researchers have identified a new species of 'walking' shark, named kadedekedewa, in the waters off Papua New Guinea. This discovery adds to the known biodiversity of the region.
Montenegrin Police Director Lazar Šćepanović and Acting Assistant Director for Border Police Dejan Bojić met with German Federal Police Liaison Officer Florian Wedekind to discuss advancements in border security.
Edek party on Sunday refused to accept the resignation of its leader, Nikos Anastasiou, who had attempted to step down after the party lost all its seats in last month's parliamentary election.
Nelson Mandela's grandchildren recall him as a strict but loving grandfather, offering a personal glimpse into the life of the anti-apartheid icon beyond his public persona.
Edek party leader Nikos Anastasiou stated that the possibility of Edek withdrawing from the government remains on the table, with a final decision expected at the party's congress later this year.
The Cultural and Artistic Society (KUD) Mladost in Slovenia has implemented a strict no-phone policy during training sessions, collecting devices in baskets to foster focus and intergenerational connections.
SDP's Marija Lugarić expressed dissatisfaction with the low number of women among the seven candidates proposed by the government for the new Board of the Science Foundation, a concern echoed by HDZ's Vesna Bedeković.
A 110-square-meter apartment in Maribor underwent a significant renovation, involving the removal of non-load-bearing partitions to create a fluid, zone-based living space that surprised even the architects with its transformative impact on the family's lifestyle.
Edek leader Nikos Anastasiou concluded his party's election campaign with a rally in Nicosia, urging supporters to back the party in what he described as a defining moment for Cyprus's future.
Jan Koum, co-founder of WhatsApp, has made an unprecedented $200 million donation through his family foundation to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem. This funding will be used to construct a new 800-bed hospitalization tower over the next six years.
A 600-year-old pedunculate oak, a symbol of Zagreb, was toppled by a storm in Maksimir Park. Authorities are working to preserve the remains of the ancient tree.
A group of young documentarians in the Czech Republic is testing citizens' preparedness for crisis situations, challenging volunteers to survive 72 hours without external help in a controlled experiment.
The Czech city of Plzeň is vying for the title of European Capital of Volunteering for 2028, aiming to showcase the diverse ways volunteers contribute and to motivate more people to engage in volunteer work.
A new poll ahead of this month's parliamentary election in Cyprus indicates that the pan-European party Volt has joined the competition for fourth place, with Edek and Dipa also showing an upward trajectory.
A Finnish article explores children's science questions, including which countries have fought the most and least wars, how clouds cover the sun, why water is transparent, and how milk comes from cows.
The Czech Republic has re-entered the elite group of full democracies, achieving the highest score among former Eastern Bloc countries in the newly released Democracy Index.
Volkswagen reported a significant drop in its first-quarter profit, with figures falling by 14% to 28% according to various reports. The automotive giant attributed the decline to weak sales and demand, particularly in key markets like China and the US.
Former FBI Director James Comey has been indicted for a second time, facing charges related to an Instagram photo allegedly threatening President Trump. Legal experts have raised concerns about the indictment's potential First Amendment implications.
A review praises Roman Rozina's book "Babica in dedek v vrtcu" for its humorous observations and heartwarming moments, which elevate the story of everyday life in kindergarten.
This week's short story by Benedek Szabolcs explores childhood dreams and their fulfillment, with the author reflecting on what he wanted to become as he grew up.
Nikos Androulakis, leader of PASOK-KINAL, held meetings with the General Secretary of AKEL and the president of EDEK in Cyprus, discussing political matters.
Efforts are ongoing to rescue Timmy, a humpback whale stranded off the German coast near Poel Island in the Baltic Sea. The complex rescue operation has been prolonged, raising questions about its success and the broader impact of human activity on marine life.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has accepted full responsibility for his party's recent election defeat, stating he was surprised by the outcome. He indicated that a complete renewal is needed, suggesting a political era has ended.
Benedek Jávor highlighted the challenge for Hungary to access 2000 billion euros from the next seven-year EU budget cycle, emphasizing the need for effective utilization of these cohesion policy funds.
US Vice President J. D. Vance is scheduled to visit Budapest before the Hungarian election, a trip seen as a signal of support for Viktor Orbán and his Fidesz party.
Former Edek MEP Demetris Papadakis confirmed he has handed over his mobile phone for forensic examination following allegations made by Makarios Drousiotis, with results anticipated soon.
Hungarian writer Benedek Ágota discusses her creative process, revealing that she finds inspiration and comfort in her favorite romantic comedies and shares the music that accompanies her writing sessions.
Benedek Noémi, the wife of humorist Tivadar Farkasházy, has passed away after a serious illness, having been cared for at home by her husband for years.
The Supreme Court has lifted the parliamentary immunity of MP and former EDEK leader Marinos Sizopoulos, opening the way for a criminal investigation into the circumstances surrounding the settlement of a €2.581 million loan connected to a company in which he was a shareholder. The decision, taken yesterday following a request by the Law Office, […]
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police – Highway Patrol Group (PNP -HPG) ordered its patrol officers to save on fuel amid looming price hikes triggered by escalating tensions in the…
Former Edek leader and sitting MP Marinos Sizopoulos has stated he will not oppose the lifting of his parliamentary immunity, with the supreme court setting March 16 to hear the attorney-general’s request for a criminal investigation to proceed.
Izrael jóval többet kíván elérni az Irán elleni katonai akcióval, mint az USA, a zsidó állam ugyanis nem hisz abban, hogy egy teheráni rezsimváltással megoldható lenne az évtizedek óta tartó válság –…
The Law Office has applied to the Supreme Court to lift the parliamentary immunity of EDEK MP Marinos Sizopoulos, paving the way for a criminal investigation into allegations of fraud and forgery.
A Russian shadow fleet tanker has run aground and is leaking increasing amounts of oil off the coast of Oman, raising fears of a major environmental disaster. Salvage efforts are underway to secure the ship and prevent further spillage, but weather conditions are hindering operations.
Thirteen thousand tons of hazardous waste continue to be stored in Poznanovec, Bedekovčina, prompting criticism that authorities are not taking sufficient action despite public concern following a similar incident in Gospić.
Janza Benedek, a department head at Gajdos László's ministry, died in an accident on Bécsi Road after being hit by a car while cycling. The ministry considers him its own deceased.
Former Kossuth Rádió channel director Siklósi Beatrix has strongly criticized former MTI colleagues, accusing them of taking millions in salaries over a decade in what she described as a 'filthy, vile' act.
The German Federal Cartel Office has expressed significant concerns regarding Edeka's planned acquisition of Tegut stores. The regulator fears that Edeka would gain an overly dominant market position in several regions, potentially limiting the number of Tegut branches Edeka can acquire.
An intense wildfire has generated a dramatic and rare pyrocumulonimbus cloud, a phenomenon caused by the extreme heat of the blaze. This type of cloud is indicative of the fire's exceptional intensity.
An article addresses common science questions from children, exploring how meteorologists predict rain, why skin gets goosebumps in the cold, and the theoretical possibility of time travel from space.
The price of Norwegian Brent crude oil has surged above $90 per barrel for the first time in over a month, driven by a new wave of Iranian attacks that have heightened geopolitical tensions.
This article discusses the increasing omnipresence of artificial intelligence in daily life, likening it to a constant companion, and explores the challenges of disengaging from AI's promises of perpetual connection.
Edek party spokesman Giorgos Georgiou stated that the party has not received any information regarding Agriculture Minister Maria Panayiotou's intention to leave the government, either from her or the government.
This article explores various science questions posed by children, including whether animals possess a sense of humor, how the eye functions like a screen, the purpose of milk teeth, and the existence of volcanoes.
Hundreds of fish have died in the Dyje River in the Czech Republic, marking the second such incident this year. The deaths are attributed to an overgrowth of cyanobacteria and warm weather, which caused oxygen levels in the water to drop to zero.
China has developed a new domestic nuclear battery designed for industrial applications, which is significantly more advanced than previous solutions and capable of generating power for thousands of years.
Customs officials at Vilnius Airport discovered 600 undeclared tourniquets and two bottles of strong alcoholic beverages in the luggage of a passenger arriving from a third country.
A comprehensive guide for the Pohoda 2026 festival has been released, offering music tips, weather forecasts, safety information, and details on transport and tickets.
Jennifer Aniston shared new photos with her boyfriend Jim Curtis in a summer photo dump, offering a rare glimpse into their relationship. The couple has been together for about a year, and the images quickly garnered media attention.
Venezuela was reportedly struck by a rare double earthquake, where two very strong tremors occurred almost simultaneously and in nearly the same location on the same day.
The Budapest City Assembly has supported proposals to preserve the memory of recently deceased actor Péter Scherer and water polo player Tibor Benedek, potentially with a statue for Benedek on Margaret Island.
Brazil secured the top spot in World Cup Group C after defeating Scotland, with Vinicius scoring a double, which significantly jeopardizes Scotland's chances of advancing to the knockout rounds. Meanwhile, Switzerland and Canada also progressed to the last 32, with Switzerland topping Group B.
A long-lost memoir written by a Hiroshima survivor has been discovered in a US archive after decades. The rediscovered document offers new insights into the experiences of those who endured the atomic bombing.
A grandfather and grandson are being featured together in both a book and a gallery exhibition. The project highlights their shared story or artistic collaboration.
A Finnish article addresses children's science questions, including whether Finland is at risk from a supervolcano eruption, if animals can get hiccups, and why the transparent part of an egg turns white when cooked.
The trade union organization at the Czech government office, Straka, has declared a strike alert due to the planned transfer of agendas related to human rights, mental health, and addictions to various ministries.
Sweden is investigating human urine as a potential solution to fertilizer shortages, with researchers referring to it as 'gold water' and highlighting its potential to utilize a currently wasted resource.
Edgar Morin, the renowned French sociologist, philosopher, and Resistance figure, has died at the age of 104. Widely celebrated as a humanist and a significant intellectual voice, his career spanned eras and disciplines, with his books and pronouncements carrying moral authority.
Hungarian Minister Judit Lannert introduced two new leaders for the Ministry of Education and Child Affairs: Benedek Bulcsú Balázs as administrative state secretary and Kapronczai Balázs as parliamentary state secretary.
The far-right party made significant gains in the recent Cyprus parliamentary election, while conservative parties also secured a victory. This election saw a notable shift in the political landscape with increased support for new political forces.
This article answers children's science questions, exploring why other countries might use more colors than Finland and explaining the use of the letter 'å' in the Swedish language despite the existence of 'o'.
Residents of Zagreb are bidding farewell to 'Dedek,' the city's oldest pedunculate oak tree in Maksimir Park, which was brought down by a powerful storm last week.
Experts are discussing whether the 600-year-old pedunculate oak, known as 'Dedek' and the oldest tree in Maksimir, truly had to be cut down, amidst public debate.
Articles provide rare insights into the private lives of public figures, including actress Sydney Sweeney and former Chancellor Angela Merkel. These glimpses reveal personal details beyond their public personas.
A Finnish article addresses common science questions posed by children, covering topics such as the concept of 'now,' tick vaccination age, endangered animals, and how fish perceive water.
Miners in Myanmar have unearthed an exceptionally large and rare ruby, weighing 2.2 kilograms. The gem, found near Mogok, is considered the second largest ever discovered by weight in the Southeast Asian nation.
Szembenézés és igazságtétel után egy új korszakot nyitna Magyar Péter. Első miniszterelnöki beszédében lemondásra szólította fel Sulyok Tamást, és bocsánatot kért az elmúlt évtizedek áldozataitól.
Slovenian President Nataša Pirc Musar stated that Labour Day celebrates all those whose work, knowledge, and dedication keep Slovenia and the world moving, emphasizing that technological progress without human inclusion is not true progress.
The Hungarian Parliament is set to undergo a significant generational change in May, with 99 Fidesz-KDNP representatives losing their mandates, including several who have served since 1990.
This commentary reflects on the contemporary societal trend of discarding anything that no longer functions perfectly, applying this observation to objects, animals, and even people.
The Slovenian television quiz show "Mali veliki kviz" (Little Big Quiz) will feature its first grandfather and grandson team of the season in its upcoming thirteenth episode.
Lana Bedek, a 12-year-old from Zagreb, won the classic 3x3 Rubik's Cube competition at the first official WCA event held in Split's Skalice Elementary School this weekend.
Jerusalem has begun razing the Elie Wiesel Plaza to construct a NIS 73 million underground passage to Shaare Zedek Medical Center, with plans to restore the plaza upon completion.
An article discusses the advancements and ongoing challenges in the treatment of functional neurological disorders, highlighting the often-overlooked importance of self-care in medical practice.
The Honest Toil brand, which sells unfiltered extra virgin olive oil from small producers in Greece, is facing challenges as climate change puts ancient olive trees to the test.
New research suggests that Hungary has economically underperformed in recent decades, attributing this to its 'Eastern Opening' policy and strengthened ties with Russia at the expense of European relations.
A segment on children's science questions delves into topics such as how one can think without language, the possibility of making venom jam from jellyfish, the resistance of materials to magma, and the annual number of snowflakes.
Europe is bracing for the upcoming Hungarian election, with observers noting the potential psychological impact and the persistent challenge posed by Peter Magyar to Viktor Orban's long-standing rule. Orban's frequent vetoes continue to be a point of contention within Europe.
Paintings by Henri Matisse, Auguste Renoir, and Paul Cézanne were stolen from the Magnani-Rocca Foundation museum near Parma, Italy, in a swift, highly organized three-minute operation by four masked men, with new details emerging about the specific masterpieces taken and the speed of the heist.
József Kis-Benedek, an expert, has criticized the involvement of national security agencies in political activities, analyzing a case framed by Fidesz as a Ukrainian spy scandal based on information from a detective who became a suspect after revealing details.
Mette Frederiksen's Social Democrats won the Danish general election, but her left-wing bloc failed to secure a majority, leading to complex government formation negotiations.
Amanda Wixont csütörtökön ítélte el a gloucestershire-i törvényszék rabszolgatartás miatt. A nő évtizedeken át brutálisan bántalmazta azt a tinédzsert, akit a 90-es években fogadott be.
The Supreme Court on Monday lifted the parliamentary immunity of former Edek leader and sitting MP Marinos Sizopoulos, pending investigations against corruption. Defence lawyer Chris Triantafyllides said his client did not object to the lifting of his immunity. During the previous hearing, Sizopoulos’ defence had made clear that they would not oppose the procedure, requested […]
A science column for children explores questions such as the origin of different emotions, how vitamins get into fruit, water supply, and the genesis of animal species.
PASOK-KINAL's Ethics, Statute Implementation, and Certification Committee (EDEKAP) announced an extension for the deadline for delegate applications for the upcoming party conference.
A science column addresses children's questions, exploring why adults remember childhood but children don't their own, if humans could survive absolute cold with many coats, and if fish hear skiing on ice.
Natural gas prices on the European gas exchange have sharply increased, reaching levels last seen three years ago and characteristic of wartime periods.
A section of the tram line in Litvínov, Czech Republic, will undergo modernization for over a year, starting Monday. Trams will be replaced by buses for passengers during this period.
An article for children answers various science questions, including whether people always think in their own voice, why birds lack eyelashes, and if a fetus can experience stomach flu.
A criminal investigation is warranted into possible corruption offences regarding former Edek leader and sitting MP Marinos Sizopoulos, the legal service concluded on Wednesday, initiating procedures to lift his parliamentary immunity. Five months after the anti-corruption authority submitted its findings, a request will be filed to the supreme court to remove Sizopoulos’ immunity, a prerequisite […]
One of Hungary's most prolific writers, Benedek Szabolcs, has published a new collection of short stories after a sixteen-year hiatus, reflecting the period after 2010 in a psychological and socio-psychological sense.
The EDEK party has officially opened its leadership race after validating all four submitted bids for the position. This development sets the stage for an internal election to determine the party's next leader.
This article addresses common science questions posed by children, including how much air weighs, why water glasses leave rings, and how far sand can travel from Africa.
Princess Alimot Moredeke Ajoke Osunbunmi, a 10-year-old, has been chosen as the Arugba to lead the sacred 2026 Osun-Osogbo Festival, a significant cultural role.
Desperate weather conditions are fueling fires across the EU, with hot, dry, and windy conditions 43% worse than the 20-year average, leading to a rare storm phenomenon in France due to wildfires.
Multiple vehicle collisions, including a three-car crash near the Campus in Sarajevo and a chain collision on the E6, have caused significant traffic congestion and delays. Authorities are managing the traffic disruptions.
Despite a record-breaking launch, SpaceX's stock has been experiencing a significant decline. This downturn follows an initial surge, with its market trajectory now showing a steep fall.
Former Edek president Nikos Anastasiou has become the first political figure in Cyprus to lose his police escort as part of a wider review of security arrangements for politicians.
The article discusses the pervasive nature of artificial intelligence, likening it to a teddy bear one never puts down, and questions how to resist AI's promise of constant companionship.
The news podcast 'Vinohradská 12' from Czech Radio's Radiožurnál has surpassed 100 million downloads, solidifying its position as one of the most listened-to podcasts in the Czech Republic after seven years of production.
The grandfather of 16 children found neglected and locked in a room in Ohio was released from custody after a fall and transported to a hospital. He reportedly struggled to answer basic questions during interrogations.
This article explores children's science questions, including why brothers often fight despite their affection, how quickly a rat can chew through a wall, the weight of a banana tree, and the origin of counting years.
The long-term fate of family businesses and assets can be secured through proper estate planning and family wealth management tools, preventing decades of work from being lost without a succession plan.
A new British study revealed that plant-based meat alternatives, often chosen as healthier options, contain on average twice as many additives as their meat counterparts.
The police investigation into allegations of fraud, forgery, and conspiracy against former Edek leader Marinos Sizopoulos is expected to be submitted to the legal service within days. This marks a significant step in the legal proceedings against him.
Thousands of hectares more surface area are now covered with solar panels compared to five years ago, indicating a significant expansion in solar energy infrastructure.
As summer begins, a collection of unique book guides to both nearby and distant destinations is highlighted as a particularly useful resource for travel and exploration.
Researchers provide answers to common children's science questions, explaining topics such as why saunas are typically dimly lit, the purpose of stones under train tracks, and the interconnectedness of everything.
Multiple vehicles were involved in a chain collision on the southbound E6 highway near Alvim in Sarpsborg, Norway, causing reduced traffic flow. Emergency services are on site.
An article from Helsingin Sanomat addresses common science questions posed by children, explaining the mechanics of an electric shock and clarifying how individuals born on a leap day celebrate their birthdays.
Israeli musician Yonatan Razel has been hospitalized in Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem after suffering a brain hemorrhage, but is reported to be in stable condition.
Researchers address common science questions posed by children, covering topics such as the existence of UFOs, how cats see in the dark, and the locations of the first shops.
The State Labor Inspectorate (VDI) in Lithuania is urging farmers and others engaged in agricultural activities to responsibly organize work and properly legalize employment relationships or service provision, warning of potential fines for non-compliance.
Nikos Anastasiou resigned as Edek leader on Sunday evening, following an election day where the party appeared likely to lose all its seats in parliament.
Due to political reasons, fuel prices cannot be adjusted, so the costs of current price discounts will be spread over the coming years, using the country's strategic reserves as a buffer.
Helsingin Sanomat features a ten-question news quiz to test readers' current affairs knowledge, including a question about the Heureka science center in Vantaa.
A new documentary titled "72 hours" by CzeXperiment tests the preparedness of Czech citizens for crises by having volunteers spend three days and nights without electricity or water to simulate a blackout, with initial results surprising filmmakers.
Czech photographer Vladimír Birgus, known for his decades-long work capturing unspoken themes in Central-Eastern Europe, is now exhibiting his photographs in Budapest. Birgus transitioned from black-and-white in the 70s to color in the 80s, maintaining his distinctive thematic focus.
WhatsApp co-founder Jan Koum has made a record $200 million donation to Shaare Zedek Medical Center in Jerusalem, which will fund a new medical tower and lead to the hospital's renaming as Koum Shaare Zedek Medical Center.
President Trump's decision to withdraw 5,000 US troops from Germany, with threats of further reductions in Europe, has sparked significant concern among European leaders. This move is seen by some as a challenge to US-Europe relations and NATO's stability.
A science column addresses common questions from children, explaining why larger balloons float better, discussing the digestive effects of bananas, and exploring methods to determine familial relationships.
The United Arab Emirates has announced its withdrawal from the OPEC+ alliance, a move expected to increase global oil production and reshape geopolitical dynamics, particularly concerning Gulf solidarity and Russia's influence.
A review of Roman Rozina's book 'Babica in dedek v vrtcu' praises its humorous observations and heartwarming moments, elevating the story of everyday life in kindergarten.
A philosophical article explores the contemporary mindset of discarding anything that no longer functions perfectly, applying this concept to objects, animals, and even people.
A children's science segment addresses questions about the possibility of other dimensions and how to access them, as well as a common query about whether bats experience blood rushing to their heads when hanging upside down.
SYRIZA president S. Famellos met with EDEK president N. Anastasiou to discuss the Cyprus issue, advocating for a just and viable solution based on UN resolutions.
A US delegation is set to travel to Pakistan for a new round of negotiations with Iran, as Tehran maintains that a final deal is still distant and continues to assert its leverage over the Strait of Hormuz. Iran also claims to be replenishing missile launchers faster than before.
This article explores common science questions from children, including whether teeth can completely erode from acid attacks, how roosters crow at the same time each morning, and why some fingernails grow faster than others.
Former Edek MEP Demetris Papadakis, currently running for Alma, has filed a police complaint against journalist Makarios Drousiotis, a Volt candidate, alleging the publication of 'fake news' ahead of the May 24 parliamentary elections.
A heated confrontation erupted on Thursday between Makarios Drousiotis and Edek spokesman Georgios Georgiou, as tensions escalated over claims of a clandestine cabal involving political and judicial…
A Sándor Márai memorial exhibition titled "I Moved to Buda" has opened at the Benedek Virág House in the Buda Castle District, marking the Márai Memorial Year.
This article addresses common science questions from children, including why Earth has oxygen while other planets do not, why humans cannot fly, and whether fish urinate.
Cyprus's Labour Minister has met with EDEK to discuss pension reform and the government's strategy to protect the tourism industry from mounting pressures caused by the US-led war against Iran.
Czech President Petr Pavel continues to enjoy the trust of over half of Czech citizens, three years after taking office. His approval ratings have reversed a declining trend seen at the start of his predecessors' first terms.
A vérben is kimutatható az Alzheimer-kórral összefüggő p-tau217 fehérje jelenléte, és ez akár évtizedekkel korábban jelezheti a betegség későbbi megjelenését.
Die Schweizer Genossenschaft Migros Zürich sieht trotz Sanierung und Sparprogramm keine Zukunft für ihr deutsches Tochterunternehmen Tegut. Die Mehrzahl der Supermarktfilialen wird an Edeka verkauft.
Az emberi vérben megemelkedett szén-dioxid-szintre hívta fel a figyelmet egy ausztrál tanulmány, amelynek szerzői szerint egy fontos vérmarker évtizedeken belül elérheti az egészséges tartomány felső…
Marius Borg Høiby has admitted full or partial guilt to the charges against him concerning the 'Frogner woman,' amidst what she describes as 'inhumane' media coverage.
A new musical production of 'Spring Awakening,' based on Wedekind's play, has premiered at the Vienna Volksoper, praised for its compelling performance by a young ensemble and recommended for teenagers.