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Ministry launches investigation into disease clusters in quake zone
The Health Ministry has launched an investigation into disease clusters in the quake-hit provinces amid rising concerns that a new outbreak may be spreading in the region, the local media has reported.
An attack on Moscow?
No foreign objects were attached to the drone, the newspaper said, citing an unnamed source. The details of the incident are not clear, Reuters reported.
Yesterday, three drones were found in the Moscow region, not far from where the alleged kamikaze drone crashed, the Russian news agency Tass reported, citing a source from the security forces.
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Singapore Executed a Man for Trafficking 1 kg Cannabis
On Wednesday, Singapore authorities executed a man convicted of trafficking one kilogram of cannabis, ignoring international calls to abolish capital punishment.
Parliamentary commission suggests barcode system to plan quake aid
In order to prevent the chaos in the aid to quake zone, which has come to mind with the sights of clothes thrown on the streets, the parliamentary earthquake commission has suggested switching to the barcode system, which enables the classification and tracking of aid.
For a ‘sacred’ jersey, for a penalty…
From a purely mechanistic and rather arbitrary point of view, the voting public is the sum total of "the people" who have close or loose ties to political parties of all stripes, plus the unaffiliated, the indifferent, and those who reject politics. Of course, every party and every party leader believes that under their banner they have amassed the genuine and virtuous people.
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University walls
For years, there was a paralyzing mentality that, on the one hand, bemoaned the unemployment of young university graduates, while, on the other hand, rejecting any linking of universities with the labor market.
The partnerships that are already developing between Greek universities and businesses are breaking this cobwebbed taboo.
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Greece’s new energy challenge
Besides its aging population, Greece's assets are also showing signs of wear and tear. The European Parliament voted this month to impose a carbon tax on both housing and transport, but statistics point to a very serious problem in the deterioration of the quality of property and vehicles in this country.
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The first heat wave is coming - 40 degrees Celsius this week
The first heat wave of the year will arrive a month earlier than last year.
Spring in Spain will resemble the middle of summer this week, since in some regions the temperature will be above 30 degrees, and in some even 40 degrees, Bloomberg announced.
Türkiye working to diversify renewable energy resources
The Agriculture and Forestry Ministry is working on projects aimed at utilizing geothermal energy resources, particularly in urban agriculture, while officials are looking into ways to boost biomass production in rural areas.
The ministry favors the specialized greenhouse-organized industrial zones based on geothermal heating (TDİOSB) as the more appropriate model.
Mytilineos buys into hydrogen down under
Mytilineos on Monday announced the acquisition of a 15% equity stake in Clara Energy's Rosedale Green Hydrogen project in Australia.
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