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Greek olive oil producer best in the world for 2024 – Sakellaropoulos Organic Farms in 1st place worldwide as producers of gourmet olive oils

A remarkable note on the 2024 world ranking of olive oils is the emergence of Greece as the winner and No.1 country - producer of gourmet olive oils at a global level

New regulations at Meta: Zuckerberg “relaxes” censorship and disinformation policy on Facebook and Instagram

Republicans have long criticized Meta's system of checking posts and fact-checking in general as "unfair and favorable to Democrats"

Washington and the Taliban in negotiations for prisoner exchange

The administration of outgoing President Joe Biden is seeking the return of three Americans arrested in 2022, Ryan Corbett, George Glasman and Mahmoud Habibi

Greenland’s Prime Minister proposes independence from Denmark

"It is time to take a step and shape our future, both in terms of who we want to work closely with and who we want our trading partners to be," the Prime Minister said

Musk calls for the release of a British Tommy Robinson

Tommy Robinson was sentenced to 18 months in prison

22 Ukrainian soldiers found refuge on Mount Athos

Their visit to Mount Athos was part of a psychological support program organised by the Ukrainian authorities

TikTok ban in Albania triggers debate on freedom of speech

"It will have a huge impact on my business because most sales are made thanks to the promotion of products through TikTok," says one entrepreneur

South Korea: Thriller with the arrest of ousted President Yoon – Soldiers prevented investigators from executing the warrant

The agents arrived several hours ago at the official presidential residence, but were "blocked by a military unit inside" - The operation was halted

India: Toxic waste from the Bhopal tragedy transferred for disposal after 40 years

On December 3, 1984, a toxic gas leak from a factory killed over 5,000 people

Sweden: Wolf hunt starts today – Reactions from activist organisations

The Swedish government wants to reduce the country's wolf population by 50% - Activists point out that European wildlife protection regulations are being violated

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