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Greece inaugurates national supercomputer in Lavrio

Greece inaugurated the 'DAIDALOS' supercomputer in Lavrio to boost domestic research processing power. In Iceland, the national hospital's chief physician concluded that data shows the country managed the pandemic with the best overall outcomes. In Kosovo, new health statistics show over half of women with breast cancer are now being diagnosed in the early stages, drastically improving the chances of recovery.

Bright spots across Europe

🤝  Austria — US drone maker bids for Steyr Motors

US-based Red Cat has launched a €205 million takeover bid for the Austrian engine manufacturer Steyr Motors, pending regulatory approval.

📈  Bulgaria — Corporate revenues reach 348 billion euros

Bulgaria's National Revenue Agency reports that total company revenues rose by 9% to reach 348 billion euros.

⚽  Croatia — Dinamo Zagreb nears deal for new star

The capital's premier football club is reportedly set to sign a highly-rated player to the delight of fans and former great Zvonimir Boban.

🏡  Cyprus — New fund opens for home energy upgrades

Applications open tomorrow for a €20 million residential scheme designed to help homeowners fund energy efficiency improvements.

🤝  Czechia — Plzeň coalition cuts size of city council

Parties in Plzeň have signed a new coalition agreement that explicitly reduces the number of councilors and committees to streamline local government.

🚊  Finland — Pirkanmaa trams increase frequency

The tram service in the Pirkanmaa region begins more frequent morning and midday operations today, offering increased service frequency for local commuters.

💻  Greece — Supercomputer enters service at Lavrio

The national supercomputer 'DAIDALOS' has been inaugurated, providing a major boost to the country's domestic processing power for research and practical applications.

⚕️  Iceland — Data confirms most successful pandemic response

The chief physician at the national hospital says data shows the country emerged from the pandemic with the best overall outcomes, despite lingering issues with vaccine hesitancy.

🎗️  Kosovo — Early detection rates for cancer surpass 53 percent

New health statistics show that over 53% of women with breast cancer are now being diagnosed in the first or second stages, a threshold that usually marks the difference between a crisis and a recovery.

🧪  Latvia — Genetic testing platform launches for Breast Health Month

A new consultation platform, Drosmesgeni.lv, has launched to encourage women with inherited gene mutations to get tested for early cancer detection and risk awareness.

💪  Malta — Strongman claims two world records

Tony Farrugia has secured two Guinness World Records.

🏫  Moldova — Schooling continues across the checkpoint

Children from Transnistria are continuing to attend Romanian-language schools, highlighting a unique educational experience despite the region's complex status.

✨  Montenegro — Brussels offers fresh backing for accession

The European Council has reaffirmed its support for the country's integration path, providing a steadying signal as negotiators move toward the final chapters of the membership process.

📈  North Macedonia — National carrier status for budget airline

The CEO of Wizz Air says the airline has no intention of leaving, declaring the company the country's de facto national carrier.

🤝  Norway — Salmon to enter Vietnam duty-free

A new free trade agreement between EFTA and Vietnam will remove duties on salmon exports immediately, with most other exports becoming duty-free within seven years.

🎉  Poland — Priest returns after 1,040 days

A priest has returned to public life and received acclaim after 1040 days, following a successful dispute with an archbishop.

🔬  Portugal — Endometriosis diagnosis time to be cut

A European project involving researchers in Braga aims to reduce the diagnosis time for endometriosis from several years to one or two months.

🌳  Romania — Mountain range to become Europe's largest national park

Biologists are discussing when to establish a 250,000-hectare park in the Făgăraș and Piatra Craiului Mountains, which would be the largest of its kind on the continent.

🐕  Sweden — Dramatic rescue saves Tissla the dog

Emergency services successfully carried out a complex operation to rescue a dog named Tissla from a life-threatening situation.

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