Tag: Greece
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Heidi Klum Transforms Into Medusa for Halloween: A Slithery, Scaly Spectacle
Heidi Klum Goes All-Out as Medusa for Halloween Heidi Klum has once again raised the bar for Halloween costumes, this year turning herself into Medusa, the legendary Greek monster whose serpentine hair is as famous as her transformation. Clad in shimmering green scales with a cascade of live-looking serpents, Klum embodied Medusa in a way…
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Greece Inflation Falls to 1.7% in October – Eurostat Update
Greece’s Inflation Relief: October at 1.7% Greece’s European Union-harmonized inflation cooled to 1.7% year-on-year in October, down from 1.8% in September, according to preliminary data released by Eurostat on Friday. The fall comes as consumer prices in the country eased, contributing to a broader pattern of inflation moderation across parts of the euro area. Eurozone…
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Greece Inflation Falls to 1.7% in October, Eurostat Data Show
Greece’s Inflation Eases to 1.7% in October Greece’s inflation rate, measured on an EU-harmonized basis, declined to 1.7 percent year-on-year in October, down from 1.8 percent in September. The preliminary figures from Eurostat released on Friday show the easing of price pressures across the Greek economy, mirroring a broader trend of cooling inflation across the…
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Scotland v Belarus live updates: Can the Tartan Army seal World Cup qualification?
Live updates: Scotland vs Belarus Scotland host Belarus at Hampden Park in a crucial World Cup qualifier with the Tartan Army aiming to take a significant step towards reaching the finals. After a dramatic comeback against Greece earlier in the week, Steve Clarke’s side know that only a win will do against Belarus to stay…
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Scotland’s World Cup push boosted as England outclass Wales; Wales slump and Wales reaction divides fans
Scotland’s sturdy grind pays off and keeps World Cup dream alive Scotland climbed back into contention with a 3-1 victory over Greece, a result rooted in teamwork, resilience and the willingness to dig in during difficult moments. Manager Steve Clarke spoke afterwards about the need to endure the “bad moments” and then seize the game’s…
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Denis O’Brien’s Ryder Cup Resort in Spain Posts Pretax Losses Ahead of 2031 Event
Overview: Camiral Resort posts pretax loss amid FX headwinds The Denis O’Brien-owned group behind the Camiral Golf and Wellness Resort in Girona, Spain, reported a pretax loss of £2.56 million (€2.94 million) for the last financial year. The figures, filed at Companies House in the UK, show a 17% drop in revenues year-on-year, with total…
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Israel intercepts Gaza aid flotilla amid criticism over activists’ treatment
Israel intercepts Gaza aid flotilla as international scrutiny grows A new Gaza-bound aid flotilla has been intercepted by the Israeli army, days after activists were detained on board vessels bound for the war-torn territory. The latest incident adds to a tense sequence of confrontations over the contentious blockade of Gaza and the methods used to…
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Greta Thunberg greeted by cheering crowds in Athens after Israeli detention release
Greta Thunberg arrives in Athens after detention in Israel Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg was among hundreds of campaigners released from Israeli detention and warmly welcomed by crowds in Athens on arrival day. The 22-year-old, who had joined the Global Sumud Flotilla attempting to break Israel’s blockade of Gaza by sea, stepped onto Greek soil…
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Israel Deports Greta Thunberg and 170 Gaza Aid Activists to Greece and Slovakia
Overview of the Deportations Israel announced on Monday that Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg and 170 other participants from a Gaza aid flotilla were deported to Greece and Slovakia. The foreign ministry described the group as participants in a “PR stunt” and published images from the airport as part of its briefing. The statement, shared…

