Stories from Athens · Greece

Consuming hot milk may intensify the sensation of spicy food, according to research. This effect was observed in studies conducted in Beijing and Athens. The mechanism behind this phenomenon is still under investigation.

A goal scored by Petkov for Panathinaikos was disallowed due to an offside position. The decision was made after review by the second assistant referee, Mr. Arpa, who noted two players were offside. The goal will be reviewed by VAR.

Two bridges have been damaged by rising water levels. Engineers are implementing solutions like navigators and speed bumps in sharp bends to ensure smooth tributary flow into the main canal, aiming to minimize land use and environmental impact.

The search for the remains of a child continues in an olive grove located in Evdias. The circumstances surrounding the discovery and the identity of the child are not specified.

Multiple ships carrying aid are waiting for permission to approach the coast of Greece. The situation involves a number of vessels and a humanitarian need for the supplies they carry. A ship has been attacked near Great Island, resulting in 175 individuals being detained.

In the local conflict, the opposition between the government and Pasok has emerged over the procedure for the supervision of independent authorities. Both sides are accusing each other.

A Smart car leasing program allows individuals to earn for 48 months with a license to use the vehicle for 20,000 km per year. For the third year, a Smart Hatchback Pure is available with a monthly net salary of 367 euros after a 5,000 euro deposit.

A prisoner was attacked and seriously injured by a fellow inmate using a homemade sharp object. Medical attention was provided to the injured prisoner.

A Greek politician scored 26 points, which was the maximum possible score.

The social-democratic, and other currents of contemporary leftism are being advocated for a merger. The speaker mentioned a figure of 26 points, which was the maximum taken. Leftist political currents in Greece are advocating for a merger.