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The front page of News247 features a mix of domestic Greek news and international stories. Top domestic concerns include a mysterious death of a woman in a suitcase, the announcement of heating subsidies, and political tensions regarding Greece-Cyprus relations. Internationally, the page covers…
Authorities are investigating the mysterious death of a woman found in a suitcase in the Agios Panteleimonas area, with initial findings suggesting her legs were bound.
Information is provided on when eligible recipients can expect to receive rent refunds of up to 800 euros.
The Greek opposition is suggesting that France is involved in Turkish interference concerning the Greece-Cyprus undersea cable project.
Applications for the heating subsidy are now open, with details provided on who is eligible and the amounts they can receive.
The individual responsible for a fatal attack in Krakow, Poland, has reportedly died.
Questions are raised about whether an incident involving Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia, was related to infidelity, espionage, or a plot to harm the company.
An article explores the possibility of contracting sexually transmitted diseases from everyday activities like using a toilet or kissing.
An opinion piece discusses the perception and labeling of far-right terrorism internationally compared to its recognition in Greece.
A tax evasion scheme in Thessaloniki involving a prominent delivery service owner and a dishwasher with significant debt is exposed.
A woman makes shocking accusations against Salah Fayed, alleging she was drugged, abused, and held captive by him.
