News archive of August 2017
Turkey has become 'scapegoat' for US failure in Syria: Presidential spokesperson
Presidential Spokesperson İbrahim Kalın on July 31 criticized recent statements by Brett McGurk, the U.S. envoy of the anti-Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) coalition, which linked Turkey to terror groups in northwestern Syria.
"When there is a fall in Syria, one looks for a scapegoat," Kalın told the TVNet broadcaster.
Bulgarian PM: 'There is No Actual Unemployment in Bulgaria'
''There's no actual unemployment in Bulgaria.'' That's what the Bulgarian Prime Minister has said. He attended the opening of a plant for high-tech automotive components this morning.
''Today we can congratulate ourselves with another good partner in Bulgaria and wish in the next years to develop up to 2700 jobs, Borisov further said in Pazardzhik.
Paris Set to Host 2024 Olympic Games
Paris is virtually assured of hosting the 2024 Summer Olympics after its only rival Los Angeles announced it would now bid solely for the 2028 Games. Both cities were competing for the 2024 Games after several other candidates withdrew from contention, and the stage was set for Paris to win its bid when the International Olympic Committee (IOC) confirmed that Los Angeles had agreed
ENI drilling could lead to positive development for Europe
Italy’s energy giant ENI is currently carrying out drilling offshore Cyprus and this could lead to a positive development for the whole of Europe.
This is what Italian Minister of Defence Roberta Pinotti said in Nicosia on Monday evening after talks with her Cypriot counterpart Christoforos Fokaides.