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The News247 front page features a mix of domestic Greek news and international affairs. Key domestic stories include a security alert for a suspicious object resembling a grenade in Chaidari, traffic congestion on Athens' Kifisos and Attiki Odos highways, and the development of a supercomputer…
The French government is facing significant pressure following an operational failure, with initial convictions marking the beginning of accountability and the subsequent day's developments being closely watched.
Protests and unrest are escalating in France, creating a climate of anger that is being exploited by the European far-right.
A two-day nationwide educational protest is underway, with students re-establishing tents in Syntagma Square.
Nikos Sofianos, speaking on NEWS 24/7, discusses the disconnect between language and the lived reality, suggesting the latter is more accurately described as 'wooden'.
Authorities have raised an alarm over a suspicious object found in Chaidari that appears to be a hand grenade.
The DAEDALUS supercomputer is being introduced with the ambition of revolutionizing the Greek economy and people's everyday lives.
A look into the lives and dreams of taxi drivers during their shifts.
An opinion piece discussing the nature of fascism and its proponents.
Reports suggest that Albania's Prime Minister Rama is adopting authoritarian tendencies, facing resistance from determined 15-year-olds.
An examination of housing prices across Greece, noting significant variations based on location.
Author Sebastian Fitzek discusses the inspiration and true story behind his latest book in an interview with NEWS 24/7.
Forecasts indicate impending rains and storms, with attention on when the weather pattern is expected to shift.
