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Tremors have been recorded between the volcanic islands of Santorini and Amorgos in the Aegean Sea since Friday.

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The government calls for help from fellow EU members to tackle the fire that was burning out of control for a second day.

A fast-moving wildfire fueled by hot, windy weather burned trees, houses, and cars, sending smoke over the village of Varnavas.

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Wildfire forced dozens to flee their homes, and authorities now believe the fire was the result of arson as well as hot, dry conditions.

The Greek government survived on Thursday a no-confidence motion tabled by the opposition over the handling of a series of crises and challenges.

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A private helicopter crashed into the sea in northern Evia and a search and rescue operation was underway.

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Firefighters said they were investigating whether the bodies, found near a shack south of the village of Avantas, were migrants.

Hundreds of firefighters have been struggling to contain the blaze that broke out near Alexandroupolis.

The blazes, fanned by rising temperatures and strong winds, have killed five people, destroyed homes, farms and factories.

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Prof Danny Quah from the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy at NUS stresses that ASEAN must carve out its own development path, one that steers clear of conflict and the US-China rivalry.

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The budget cut will be discussed at the Feb. 3-11 Geneva meeting.

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Tremors have been recorded between the volcanic islands of Santorini and Amorgos in the Aegean Sea since Friday.

MOH says the cases include acute respiratory tract infection, skin infection, acute gastroenteritis and conjunctivitis.