News archive of July 2018
Iran advisor says US talks must include return to nuclear deal
An advisor to Iran's President Hassan Rouhani said Tuesday that any talks with the United States had to start with reducing hostility and a return to the nuclear deal.
Lithuania blocking chapter because of Belgrade-Moscow ties
The reason for this is primarily the relationship between Belgrade and Moscow, and the Serbian Minister for EU Integration Jadranka Joksimovic says that the opening of the chapter in question is unlikely to happen by the end of the year.
Message of registration plates personalized in Sweden has nothing to do with criminal case opened in driver's name
The message on the registration plates personalized in Sweden has nothing to do with the criminal case opened by the Romanian Road Police in the name of the vehicle's owner, the spokesman of the Romanian Police Georgian Dragan told a news conference on Monday evening.
Turkish businesswoman puts up Erdoğan poster on Trump Towers in Istanbul
A Turkish businesswoman has said she intentionally put up a giant poster of President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan on Istanbul's Trump Towers to bring his and U.S. President Donald Trump's names together in a symbolic move.
Financial system "more resilient to foreign influence"
this is primarily thanks to a reduced share of public debt in Serbia's Gross Domestic Product (GDP), as well as the more frequent use of the dinar in transactions, Beta agency is reporting.
Turkish police spoon-feed disabled Iraqi for four days before finding his brother
An Iraqi citizen with Down's syndrome has been looked after for four days by Istanbul police before his brother was found.
Ankara puts Nicosia ambassadors on notice
The Turkish foreign ministry is warning foreign diplomats in the Republic of Cyprus not to overstep their authority, following comments by Israeli and Egyptian ambassadors in Nicosia during a diaspora conference last week.
Second body found floating off Athens' southern coast
A new body was recovered in the sea off the coast of Glyfada, a suburb in the south of Athens, the coast guard said on Tuesday.
The body was found floating by a man who was sailing out in his boat and immediately alerted authorities, the coast guard said.
According to initial information, it belongs to a man of about 50 years of age.
Government muddying waters over who is responsible for deadly fires
In the aftermath of what was the worst fire in Greece's modern history, the government is coming under increasing criticism for failing to provide clear-cut information on the number of missing and for allegedly trying to muddy the waters over who is responsible.
50 FETÖ suspects caught en route to Rhodes
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