News archive of July 2020
More measures mulled amid rise in cases
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis convened an emergency teleconference with health authorities Thursday to review all the recent data on the Covid-19 pandemic, amid a steady rise in cases in the country.
Health authorities Thursday confirmed 65 new cases - a fifth consecutive day of increase - which is similar to levels leading up to the lockdown earlier in the year.
Turkey, Greece to discuss thorny issues in Ankara: Defense minister
Turkish and Greek officials will meet in the capital Ankara in the coming days to address issues that have led to rising
tensions, Turkey's defense minister said on July 30.
"We try to solve problems with these [kinds of] meetings. Our work continues in this direction," Hulusi Akar said after prayers for a Muslim holiday in Selimiye Mosque in Edirne, northwestern Turkey.
Massacre Relived: Book Sheds New Light on a Kosovo Atrocity
Shehu has died in February this year
Qemail Krasniqi and Agron Limani, authors. Photo: BIRN
It retells the stories of the people who lost their loved ones in the massacre carried out in the village of Krusha e Vogël/Mala Krusha, in Prizren municipality, one of the most notorious crimes Serbian forces committed in the war in Kosovo of the late-1990s.