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Floods and Power Cuts in Greece From Hurricane
Hurricane Ianos has made landfall in Greece. The combination of heavy rains and strong winds have hit multiple islands in the Ionian Sea by flooding and power outages, Deputy Civil Defense Minister Nikos Hardalias said.
Wind speeds…
British Deputy Minister: Too Little Lab Capacity for Corona Tests
British Deputy Health Minister Edward Argar says there is too little capacity in British laboratories to complete all corona tests on time.
In addition, the demand for the tests is increasing, which, according to him, requires…
European Commission Warns Against Rapprochement With Russia
Anyone who seeks rapprochement with Russia must be careful, the European Commission warns.
The poisoning of the Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny "does not stand alone", but fits in "a pattern," said President Ursula von der…
Navalny Shares Photo From Hospital: I Can Breathe Again
Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny shared a cheerful photo from the hospital in Berlin. He sits up in bed, surrounded by family members.
Navalny writes that he can breathe without support again.
"Hello, Navalny here, I miss…
Almost A Thousand New Corona Infections in Germany
The number of corona infections in Germany increased by 927 on Sunday to 260,355.
The number of cases in the past 7 days is, according to the Robert Koch Institute (RKI), at over 9,000.
The death toll has increased to 9,350.
The…
President Alexandr Lukashenko Has Limited Support From the Government of Russia
The controversial Belarusian President Alexandr Lukashenko has limited support from the government of Russia.
"I see that Putin supports him, but not overly actively", Tichanovskaja (38), who has fled under pressure to Lithuania.…
Uber Wants to Drive Half of its Journeys Electrically by 2025
Uber aims to be an emission-free mobility platform by 2040. In addition, the services in Amsterdam must be provided for 100 percent by 2025 by vehicles that do not emit harmful substances.
In Brussels and other European capitals,…
US House of Representatives Investigates CEO of the Postal Service
The monitoring committee of the House of Representatives, the lower house of the US parliament, is investigating Louis DeJoy, the boss of the USPS state postal service, The Washington Post reports.
The Democrats, who are in the…
California Governor Declares A State of Emergency Over Wildfires
California Governor Gavin Newsom declared a state of emergency in five areas on Sunday (local time) over wildfires.
These include Fresno, Madera, Mariposa, San Bernardino and San Diego, the governor's office said in a statement.…
The Second Survivor Removed From the Sea From Disaster Freighter Japan
Japanese rescue workers have rescued a second crew member from a cargo ship that sank in a severe storm this week.
It concerns a 30-year-old Filipino who floated on a life raft on the sea a few kilometres from the remote Japanese…
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