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Where To Go In Europe In 2026 If You Want Food, Festivals, And Fewer Crowds
Planning a Europe holiday in 2026? From Florence to Tallinn, here are the best places for food lovers, culture fans, and travellers seeking fewer crowds.
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Garbage Reaches Mediterranean's Deepest Point At 16,770 Feet
The Calypso Deep is located 60 kilometers west of the Peloponnese coast in Greece in a region of high seismic activity due to active faults.
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Rusty Boat, Packed With People: The Greek Shipwreck That Claimed 78 Lives
With at least 78 dead and hundreds more feared missing after the sinking of a rusty trawler off Greece's Peloponnese peninsula Wednesday, questions are being asked if more could have been done to prevent the tragedy.
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59 Migrants Die As Ship Overturns Off Greek Coast
Greece's coastguard said 59 migrants died early Wednesday after their boat capsized and sank off the Peloponnese, while around 100 others were rescued.
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Firefighters Battle Wildfires Across Greece
Firefighters battled more than 90 forest fires across Greece on Monday, an outbreak fed by dry winds and hot weather that saw blazes burning near Athens, in the Peloponnese, and on the Ionian islands of Zakynthos and Kefalonia.
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Greece Beats Back Wildfires as 1 Body Found
Firefighters in Greece on Saturday succeeded in bringing two large wildfires in Athens and the Peloponnese under control, but an off-duty police officer is believed to have died in the flames.
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2 Arrested Over Athens Wildfire
Police in Athens have arrested two men, a Greek and a Bulgarian, on suspicion of accidentally starting a wildfire that ravaged the capital's northeastern outskirts, the fire department said today.
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Greece Struggles Against Wildfire Front, Calls For European Union Help
Greece appealed for EU assistance Friday to battle wildfires raging on the outskirts of Athens and in the southern Peloponnese region that forced the evacuation of several villages.
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Villages Evacuated in Greece as Strong Winds Fan Wildfire
At least two villages were evacuated in Greece's southern Peloponnese peninsula, officials said today as a large wildfire broke out in the early morning, fanned by strong winds.
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5.7 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Southern Greece
A 5.7-magnitude earthquake hit the southern Greek Peloponnese early Friday, the national earthquake observatory said, with no immediate reports of injury or damage.
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Where To Go In Europe In 2026 If You Want Food, Festivals, And Fewer Crowds
Planning a Europe holiday in 2026? From Florence to Tallinn, here are the best places for food lovers, culture fans, and travellers seeking fewer crowds.
-
Garbage Reaches Mediterranean's Deepest Point At 16,770 Feet
The Calypso Deep is located 60 kilometers west of the Peloponnese coast in Greece in a region of high seismic activity due to active faults.
-
Rusty Boat, Packed With People: The Greek Shipwreck That Claimed 78 Lives
With at least 78 dead and hundreds more feared missing after the sinking of a rusty trawler off Greece's Peloponnese peninsula Wednesday, questions are being asked if more could have been done to prevent the tragedy.
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59 Migrants Die As Ship Overturns Off Greek Coast
Greece's coastguard said 59 migrants died early Wednesday after their boat capsized and sank off the Peloponnese, while around 100 others were rescued.
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Firefighters Battle Wildfires Across Greece
Firefighters battled more than 90 forest fires across Greece on Monday, an outbreak fed by dry winds and hot weather that saw blazes burning near Athens, in the Peloponnese, and on the Ionian islands of Zakynthos and Kefalonia.
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Greece Beats Back Wildfires as 1 Body Found
Firefighters in Greece on Saturday succeeded in bringing two large wildfires in Athens and the Peloponnese under control, but an off-duty police officer is believed to have died in the flames.
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2 Arrested Over Athens Wildfire
Police in Athens have arrested two men, a Greek and a Bulgarian, on suspicion of accidentally starting a wildfire that ravaged the capital's northeastern outskirts, the fire department said today.
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Greece Struggles Against Wildfire Front, Calls For European Union Help
Greece appealed for EU assistance Friday to battle wildfires raging on the outskirts of Athens and in the southern Peloponnese region that forced the evacuation of several villages.
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Villages Evacuated in Greece as Strong Winds Fan Wildfire
At least two villages were evacuated in Greece's southern Peloponnese peninsula, officials said today as a large wildfire broke out in the early morning, fanned by strong winds.
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5.7 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Southern Greece
A 5.7-magnitude earthquake hit the southern Greek Peloponnese early Friday, the national earthquake observatory said, with no immediate reports of injury or damage.
