Biology
Diving into the world of Greece's native sperm whales
The underground space of the Hub venue in the central Athenian neighborhood of Kato Petralona was packed with people. But they werent there for a fancy charity event or some conference about entrepreneurship popular events these days.
More sheep with found infected with bluetongue disease in Peloponnese
The flocks of two livestock farmers in the Peloponnesian region of Arcadia were confirmed on Tuesday as having been infected by catarrhal fever, a viral disease that affects many ruminants and is also known as bluetongue (BTV).
The state's veterinary agency said that the two new cases come on top of a confirmed outbreak in Laconia, also in the Peloponnese.
Mosquito proliferation in flooded areas to be controlled
BELGRADE - Talks are under way with the European Commission, which has offered a donation for the purchase of anti-mosquito chemicals, following the recent floods that hit Serbia, said Dragan Ilic, director of the Institute of Public Health of Serbia.
PHOTOS: Heroic dog saves puppies after rescue team asks for help
A heroic stray dog has saved her puppies from a drainage canal after rescue teams asked for her help in the southwestern Turkish province of MuÄla on June 7.
Damages to agriculture EUR 500 million, re-sowing vital
BELGRADE – The direct damage to agriculture is estimated at EUR 500 million and experts agreed Wednesday that it is necessary to re-sow the flooded fields as soon as possible and provide sufficient quantities of food for the surviving cattle.
Bulgarian Border Authorities Intercept 90kg of Heroin
Bulgarian customs authorities have intercepted 90kg of heroin at two border checkpoints over the past days.
On the afternoon of May 31, an Opel automobile was searched by authorities at the Ruse border checkpoint. Thirty packages adding up to 15.5 kg of heroin were found stashed in the tires. The car was abandoned at the transit area, and police are still searching for the driver.
Allowance for GMO-contaminated food sparks safety concerns
The Turkish Agriculture Ministry has permitted the production and sale of foods that have genetically-modified organism (GMO) contaminants with a regulation that triggered reactions from specialists, who dubbed the move as illegal and dangerous.
Allowance for GDO-contaminated food sparks safety concerns
The Turkish Agriculture Ministry has permitted the production and sale of foods that have genetically-modified organism (GMO) contaminants with a regulation that triggered reactions from specialists, who dubbed the move as illegal and dangerous.
Emergency Care Doctors in Sofia Resign Collectively In Protest
All doctors from the Emergency Care unit in Sofia have resigned collectively.
The medics are holding a protest at the Health Ministry, according to reports of the Bulgarian National Radio (BNR).
Arabs and Ukrainians interested in Galenika Pharmaceuticals
Arabs and Ukrainians interested in Galenika Pharmaceuticals
The Julphar, an Arab pharmaceutical company and the Arterium Corporation of Ukraine are interested in strategic partnership with the Galenika a.d., the Blic learns.