11 Romanian pilgrims are in a Greek hospital after eating poisonous wild mushrooms on Mount Athos
Greek officials say a group of 11 Romanian pilgrims visiting Greece’s Orthodox monastic community of Mount Athos are in hospital with food poisoning after eating wild mushrooms during a hike.
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Romanian Constitutional Court removes far-right MEP from presidential race
The presidential elections in Romania are scheduled to take place on November 24 2024. If no candidate receives an absolute ...
The Middle East is fraying Australian business and political ties
Muslims, Christians and Jews in Australia have long been linked across business, politics, sports, arts and charity but this ...
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EBRD Invests €100 Million in Green Genius to Propel Renewable Energy Growth in Europe
The European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (EBRD) has announced a €100 million investment in Green Genius, a ...
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Greek police arrest 8 Romanian soccer fans ahead of Steaua Bucharest-PAOK Europa League match
Greek authorities say they have arrested eight Romanian football fans under fan violence laws. A knife and a retractable baton were found in the van they were travelling in ahead ...