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Six dead after explosion causes building to collapse in central Athens (opens the original)
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Six people have been confirmed dead after a building where they were staying collapsed in Athens. The building collapsed following an explosion on Friday morning in the Plaka district of the Greek capital. Four US tourists had been staying on the first floor of the building while a couple - a 78-year-old British man and a 77-year-old Greek woman - lived on the second floor. The process of formally identifying the bodies is ongoing. Fire crews are now winding down the operation after hours of sea
Building in Athens collapses after explosion, two women rescued (opens the original)
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A building in central Athens collapsed on Friday after an explosion, Greek emergency crew said with local media reporting one person injured. Media speculated that the probable cause was a gas leak causing a blast loud enough to be heard across the Greek capital but an investigation into the cause is ongoing. The fire brigade said it had rescued two women from the building in Plaka, one of Athens' oldest neighbourhoods which attracts millions of tourists every year. Both women have been transfer
Two pilots killed in jet crash during Greek air force annual show (opens the original)
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A twin seat Phantom F-4 jet crashed at Tanagra air base during an air show held as part of Athens Flying Week 2026, killing the two pilots, according to officials. The crash occurred during a display, in front of thousands of people, the circumstances of the crash remain unclear. According to information from ERT, the aircraft suddenly began to lose altitude and plunged to the ground. An explosion followed immediately after the impact. Athens Flying Week, taking place this year on 5 and 6 Septem
Alexandri sisters come back to Greece after years abroad (opens the original)
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There are sporting triumphs that show up on results sheets, and there are triumphs that carry an entire story with them. The two gold medals won by Anna Maria and Eirini Marina Alexandri at the European Championships in Paris, in the technical and free duet of artistic swimming, as well as the honours earned by Vasiliki Alexandri in the free and technical solo, undoubtedly belong to the second category. Behind them lies a journey of fourteen years, a childhood spent far from Greece, major succes
Mount Olympus seeks place on UNESCO World Heritage List (opens the original)
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The mythical realm of the gods of ancient Greece is just one step away from historic international recognition. Mount Olympus’s nomination for inclusion on UNESCO’s World Heritage List as a mixed site, of both natural and cultural value, is expected to be examined at this year’s session of the World Heritage Committee, which will take place from 19 to 29 July in Seoul. Mount Olympus, Greece’s highest mountain, with its summit at 2,918 metres, is not only a unique natural landscape. For centuries
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