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Final in Sölden Postponed Due to Poor Visibility

World Cup · Tyrol

Final in Sölden Postponed Due to Poor Visibility

56% Left coverage: 9 sources

Sölden, Austria, traditionally hosts the first weekend of the Alpine Skiing World Cup. After the women's giant slalom, it's the men's turn this time, with Žan Kranjec, who has a big appetite, taking to the track with starting number 2. After the first run, he is in eighth place, 91 hundredths behind leader Marco Odermatt. The second Slovenian, Miha Oserban, has withdrawn. The second run will start at 2 p.m., but the organizers had to postpone it…See the Story

Camp Participants to peršmanhof Report: "a Simple Apology Would Have Been a Start

Carinthia · Carinthia

Camp Participants to peršmanhof Report: "a Simple Apology Would Have Been a Start

50% Left coverage: 4 sources

Parts of the police operation at the Nazi memorial in Carinthia were disproportionate and illegal. Consequences of this?See the Story

Major Environmental Pollution: They Buried Tons of Animal Waste in Preveza - 3 Arrests

Pollution · Epirus

Major Environmental Pollution: They Buried Tons of Animal Waste in Preveza - 3 Arrests

He was investigated by the police of Thessaloniki case of environmental pollution which came from animal waste in Preveza. The policemen of the Department of Environmental Protection of the Directorate of Prosecution and Investigation of Crimes of Thessaloniki arrested three men aged 28, 46 and 64, for environmental pollution resulting from burial of waste animal productswhile in the context of investigating the case, the details of 12 more peo…See the Story

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