News archive of June 2019

Turkish court sentences defendants in MİT trucks case

A Turkish court on June 28 sentenced a group of seven gendarmerie officers and prosecutors over the 2014 case of National Intelligence Organization (MİT) trucks stopped illegally near the Turkish-Syrian border.

Sale of Turkey's Denizbank to UAE lender approved

Turkey's Banking Regulation and Supervision Agency (BDDK) on June 28 approved the purchase of private lender Denizbank by the Emirates NBD Bank PJSC (ENBD) of United Arab Emirates. 

Greece does not consult Turkish minority: Party chief

Athens does not consult with the ethnic Turkish minority in its northeast on the group's own affairs, a Greek political party garnering overwhelming support from the minority said on Jue 28.

Iohannis: I want to remain President of Romania, not European Council

Sibiu, June 29 /Agerpres/ - President Klaus Iohannis stated, on Saturday, that he wishes to remain President of Romania and not become President of the European Council. "I am the President of Romania and I want to remain President of Romania, not of the European Council.

PM Dancila, asked if she resigns Gov't if not elected in Congress: Excluded, that means blackmailing colleagues

Bucharest, June 29 /Agerpres/ - Prime Minister Viorica Dancila, ad-interim chair of the Social Democrat Party (PSD), stated, on Friday evening, that it is excluded for her to resign as head of the Government if she is not elected in the Social Democrats' Congress on Saturday as chair of the political formation, adding that such an approach would mean blackmailing her party colleagues.

Turkish minister attends sports festival in Germany

Turkey's youth and sports minister attended the European Sports and Culture Festival (ASKFEST), which kicked off on June 28 in Germany's northwestern city of Hamm.

Philharmonic Draws Serbia’s Millenials Back to Classical Sounds

Sitting in her sleek office with an immaculately polished grand piano, Milasinovic remembers when things were very different only a few years ago. "The 1990s were a very difficult time for Serbia," she says.

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