Valencia

The severe weather front “Bora” has wreaked havoc on Rhodes and Lemnos, hitting them with full force. Residents on both islands were prohibited from moving around, as another wave of severe weather could not be ruled out.

Storm Bora, the weather system that swept across the country Saturday, claiming the lives of two men on Lemnos, has also impacted Rhodes, prompting authorities to impose a traffic ban as sections of the island's road network have been heavily damaged. 

A spy thriller that has been unfolding in recent years on behalf of Russia, starring two Bulgarian women involved in a love triangle and intended to be used as “love traps” for operations in Europe, has been uncovered in Britain.

A saga that has lasted nearly four months is expected to come to a close tonight in Strasbourg, as MEPs attending the plenary session of theEuropean Parliament will be asked to decide whether to give a vote of confidence to the College of Commissioners, or “Commission von der Leyen 2.0”.

After a two-week break, football action returns with exciting games across Europe.

Today, Saturday, November 23, the sports broadcast schedule is packed, with football and basketball dominating the agenda.

In the 12th matchday of the Greek Super League, the matches Lamia vs. OFI and Aris vs. Volos will be played today.

A European political drama unfolded into the early hours of Thursday morning, as the approval of all European Commissioners by the relevant European Parliament committees remained uncertain.

– Hello there! What a lovely weekend we just had—bright but chilly with the sun showing its teeth, and thankfully no rain (let’s see how long this lasts in November).

At least 93 people are still missing after floods swept through southeastern Spain eight days ago, according to a newest official account released yesterday, Wednesday, by the judiciary in Valencia.

The floods in Valencia, which cost more than 200 lives, are another loud alarm bell that should be heeded by Greece. This is especially true given that so many experts are warning that if the same amount of rain were to drop on Athens, the destruction in the Greek capital and the death toll would be so much greater than it was in the Spanish city.

The second Bulgarian citizen who had been unaccounted for following the floods in the Valencia region has made contact with his family. Late last night, the individual reached out to the Bulgarian Consulate in Valencia, assuring his relatives that he was neither injured nor affected by the disaster, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.