Syriza, the left-wing party in Greece, elected Sokratis Famellos as its new leader after a year of internal turmoil and declining popularity, as he narrowly missed the 50 percent threshold required to avoid a runoff. The party’s electoral appeal has been diminishing, dropping from over 35 percent in 2015 to just 14 percent in the European elections last June, with recent polls showing single-digit support. Famellos’s victory comes after the previous leader, Stefanos Kasselakis, was ousted in 2024 and formed his own party, Movement for Democracy, marking a significant shift in Greek politics.
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Is It Just Me, Or Does Tap Water Get Colder In Winter? I Asked An Expert
In a conversation with former boiler repair company owner Myles Robinson, it was confirmed that tap water is indeed colder in winter due to dropping temperatures in water sources and pipes. The cooling effect is more pronounced in pipes running through unheated spaces, leading to the perception of colder water. Conversely, in summer, heat can warm up the water in pipes. Robinson suggests checking pipe insulation to prevent freezing and maintain water temperature. Full Article
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