News archive of June 2019

On June 1st, we celebrate the International Children's Day. The celebration dates back to the World Conference on Child Health, held in Geneva in 1925.
 

The head of the Turkish Red Crescent (Kızılay) expressed grave concern May 31 over the strong likelihood that ongoing violence in Syria's Idlib province will cause more civilian casualties and further displacement.

Top-ranked South African universities and scientific institutions have expressed a willingness to cooperate with the Academic & Scientific Cooperation Project of Turkey (TABIP), the organization
said on May 31.

Turkey on May 31 voiced support for mediation talks between Venezuela's Maduro government and the country's opposition.

Turkey's president on May 31 urged Istanbul residents to flock to the polls for the do-over mayoral election next month, warning against plots targeting the nation.

The Office of the Disciplinary Prosecutor, UDT, of the High Judicial and Prosecutorial Council of Bosnia and Herzegovina, HJPC, on Friday filed a disciplinary action against Milan Tegeltija, president of the HJPC, for "a serious violation of official duty, jeopardizing public trust in the impartiality and credibility of the judiciary".

Bucharest, June 1 /Agerpres/ - Thousands of believers from all over the country and abroad are waiting on Saturday for Pope Francis in Sumuleu Ciuc and Iasi, where the Sovereign Pontiff will be on the second day of his visit Romania. The Pope's visit began in Bucharest on Friday, and will end on Sunday at Blaj.

Putting in an almost perfect final run, Savšek beat the home favourite Martin Thomas by 79 hundredths of a second. German Sideris Tasiadis trailed more than two seconds behind in third.

This is the second European champion title for the 32-year old Slovenian canoeist after he secured gold at the championship in Markkleeberg in 2015.

The positive signals from financial markets after New Democracy's major victory in the 26 May European Parliament election presage the stance of investors toward the Greek economy after the upcoming general election.

The SYRIZA government clearly did not have the will, knowledge, and experience to manage the great challenges with which it was confronted.