News archive of November 2017

Representatives of the technological giants Facebook, Twitter, and Google have appeared before the US Congress to testify to the distribution of untrue or misleading information paid by Russia on their platforms during the US presidential election last year, DPA and Associated Press reported.

NASA scientists have discovered more than 20 planets beyond the solar system with Kepler telescope data, which could have life, according to Independent.

The discovery shows that the potentially inhabited worlds are more than we originally thought.

Greek and European officials are in the process of negotiating a bailout program exit next year for Greece that would involve new reforms in exchange for debt relief, according to European sources.

A Transport Ministry bill aimed at regulating the taxi sector following the emergence of ride-hailing apps such as Uber and Beat is raising concerns over the true intentions of the country's leftist-led government. 

The NEON cultural organization has invited visual artist Kostis Velonis to create an in-situ installation that sheds light on the story of a neoclassical building in downtown Athens.

Actress Bella Thorne and her good friend YouTube star Tana Mongeau are having the time of their life on Halloween.

The two of them partied a lot and there photographed kissing in a really racy way…

Zeljko Kuntos, who was arrested on Tuesday in possession of the original Dayton Agreement, was offering this document for sale for about 50,000 euros.

Kuntos was hiding the original, in English, in his home in Pale, and he offered it for sale for the purpose of acquiring unlawful material gain, reports said on Wednesday.

A suspected radical Islamist was arrested today after injuring two policemen with a knife in front of the Tunisian parliament building, Interior Ministry said on Monday, reported Reuters.

The Kosovo Special Prosecution announced that there is no evidence to support allegations that Serb minister Nenad Rikalo tortured ethnic Albanians during the war.

A prosecution lawyer in the ongoing trial against Golden Dawn, as well as another woman, were attacked by supporters of the neo-Nazi party on Alexandras Avenue in Athens on Wednesday.