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The Greek Tourism Ministry issued guidelines for tourists in the case of an earthquake after a strong tremor hit with 5.3 R and epicenter 24km North-West of Athens Friday noon, spreading  panic among Athenians and tourists. “An earthquake of 5.1R magnitude is common in Greece and all buildings are built …

Deep in the jungle in Thailand’s northern Chiang Mai province, a unit of armed border officers were on duty late last month when they stumbled on a cave stuffed with drugs.

Archaeologists working in Israel’s Negev desert have discovered an ancient rural mosque, thought to be one of the earliest in the world.

Late on Friday night, the Twitter account of London’s Metropolitan Police Service began tweeting unusual announcements. “XEON IS THE BEST FIGHTER IN SCOTLAND,” it proclaimed, alongside the challenge: “what you gonna do call the police?”

London’s mayor Sadiq Khan has blocked plans for a controversial tower known as the Tulip, saying the structure would be of “limited” public benefit and “detrimental” to the capital’s skyline.

The foreign secretary says Iran may be engaging in “illegal and destabilising behaviour” in the Gulf.

Two burial chambers are being examined in the search for a teenager, missing since 1983.

The man suspected of a deadly arson attack in Kyoto may have visited the site before, reports say.

The find came ahead of a weekend of marches by both pro- and anti- China demonstrators in Hong Kong.

Zakynthos Informer team member Louise has reported live from the Port of Zakynthos that there are some ferry delays at the Port today. Stuck at the port awaiting the ferry, on her way to the Gisotra Competition, Louise updated us on chaotic scenes that were said to be due to …