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Larissa on high alert as Pinios River flooding looms
The city of Larissa in central Greece, particularly the districts adjacent to the Pinios River, is on high alert this Friday due to the looming threat of flooding.
Firefighters are currently engaged in evacuating residents from these areas, as the water level has reached a dangerously high point, resulting in numerous homes already being inundated.
PM visits central Greek town hit by devastating storm
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis arrived in Karditsa shortly after 11 a.m. Friday, as he is conducting an on-site inspection of the areas in Thessaly, central Greece, that have been affected by the severe weather brought on by Storm Daniel.
Mitsotakis visited the city's stadium, where he met with people who had been evacuated from their flooded villages.
A message to the Western Balkans: ''There'll be no better opportunity''
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Slovenia, Tanja Fajon, assessed that the countries of the Western Balkans should "at full speed" take advantage of the opportunity related to EU enlargement.
SYRIZA leadership election postponed due to Daniel disaster
In view of the natural disaster in central Greece, SYRIZA has announced the postponement of Sunday's election for a new president by one week.
The decision was taken after the election committee recommended a postponement as the right thing to do given the party's institutional role as the official opposition, whose duty is to contribute to the restoration of the affected people.
Media: Soros to establish "NATO Plus"
Western countries and Japan, united in a global political alliance whose task is to suppress Beijing's influence in the world, received a new member at a meeting in the Czech Republic.
Almost the entire World's Population was exposed to Global Warming from June to September
Almost the entire world's population experienced warmer temperatures from June to August as a result of human-induced climate change, according to a research report published late on Thursday and cited by Reuters.
Greece’s trade deficit shrinks by 21% in July
Greece's trade deficit shrank by 21% in July as imports fell more than exports in the month, the Hellenic Statistical Authority said in a report on the country's merchandise trade.
The value of imports totaled 6.721 billion euros in July, down 17% from July 2022 (excluding oil products, imports fell 3.9%, while excluding oil products and ships, imports fell 4%).
Serbia plays for the final; "Kari, get hold of a new title", Villain vs. Bogdan VIDEO
Svetislav Pei's team made it to the top four in the world after a great victory against Lithuania, while the Canadians eliminated Slovenia.
By reaching the semi-finals of the World Cup, "Eagles" won the Olympic standard for Paris, and this Friday they will try to secure a world medal as well.
Day 562 of the Invasion of Ukraine: Russians hit Kryvyi Rih - Dead and Injured reported
Day 562 of the invasion of Ukraine. Summary of key events in the last 24 hours:
Is Putin facing the fall from power?
Namely, as the British express.co.uk published as exclusive news, the overthrow of the Russian president from power is underway.
As deadly Greek rainstorm ebbs, a trail of devastation emerges
Receding floodwaters have revealed a trail of devastation in central Greece left by a rainstorm that raged for three days, killing at least six people and causing billions of euros worth of damage.
Hundreds of people remained trapped on Friday in their homes or on high ground in the central plain of Thessaly, which bore the brunt of Storm Daniel's relentless deluge.
Schmidt tells Dodik: "Prepare for unpleasant moments"
He told the President of Srpska Milorad Dodik to, as he stated, "get ready for some unpleasant moments".
I actually have appointments there in the next few days and weeks, especially in Banja Luka, but also in other cities. I stick to it and recommend Mr. Dodik not to push his selfish moves anymore, Schmidt said.
Larissa: Multiple evacuation orders issued
The villages of Falani, Koulouri, and Dasohori, located near the city of Larissa in the Thessaly region of central Greece, received evacuation orders on Friday as a precautionary measure in response to the impact of Storm Daniel that has struck the region.
All neighborhoods along the riverbanks in Larissa are currently submerged.
North Korea has launched its first Tactical Nuclear Submarine
North Korea has launched its first "tactical nuclear submarine" and assigned it to the fleet that patrols the waters between the Korean Peninsula and Japan, Reuters and BTA reported, citing North Korean state media.
North Macedonia celebrates its Independence Day
The Republic of North Macedonia celebrates its Independence Day today.