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  • Jun 30

    Tempe disaster trial: prosecutor defers on charge upgrade, court rejects annulment request

    The prosecutor in the Tempe railway disaster trial at the Larissa Appeals Court deferred her decision on requests to upgrade charges for two Hellenic Train executives, while recommending rejection of calls to annul the indictment. The 15th hearing was adjourned to July 1.

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The war in Ukraine and its limits

Ukraine's continued long-range strikes on Russian energy infrastructure led to the suspension of crude oil exports from a key Black Sea terminal and further fuel shortages in Russia, while Russia formally rejected Black Sea ceasefire proposals.

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