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Mossad reportedly turned French spies into double agents after joint Syria Op
An internal report written by French intelligence, parts of which were published in the daily newspaper Le Monde on Sunday, reveal efforts by the Mossad to develop relationships with French spies, “to the point of crossing the line of turning them into double agents.”
Laptop ban hits Dubai for 1.1 mln weekend travelers
Dubai International Airport and its flag carrier Emirates began implementing a ban on laptops and tablets on direct flights to the U.S. on March 25, on one of the busiest travel weekends of the year.
Around 1.1 million people are expected to pass through the world's busiest international airport as the city marks UAE spring break, Dubai Airports said.
Greece gets three bids for Thessaloniki Port
Greece has received three binding bids for a majority stake in its second-largest port in Thessaloniki, the country's privatizations agency said on Saturday.
Phillipines-based International Container Terminal Services (ICTS), Dubai-based P&O Steam Navigation Company (DP World) and German private equity firm Deutsche Invest Equity Partners submitted offers, it said.
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OLTH head confirms four candidates
Four foreign investors are expected to bid for a majority stake in Greece's Thessaloniki Port (OLTH) on Friday, the offer deadline, the port's top executive said on Wednesday.
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Emirates plans flight despite pols' opposition
Emirates says it plans to operate its flight from New Jersey to Greece as planned despite opposition from 25 members of the New York and New Jersey congressional delegation.
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AccorHotels, Rixos Hotels announce strategic partnership
France's AccorHotels and Turkey's Rixos Hotels signed a strategic partnership deal to expand mainly in the luxury segment, Reuters reported March 6.
Under a long-term joint venture, both parties said they intended to collaborate, develop and manage Rixos-branded resorts and hotels around the world, according to statements from the companies.
Machete-wielding attacker of Gezi protesters arrested in Istanbul over threat to Libyan businessman
A man who first hit headlines for attacking anti-government Gezi protesters in Istanbul in 2013 with a machete has been arrested for threatening a Libyan businessman, daily Habertürk has reported.
Police also arrested two other suspects along with Sabri Çelebi on the same charges on March 3.
Bulgarian Resort Sunny Beach - the Cheapest Tourist Destination in the World
Bulgarian resort Sunny beach again is the cheapest tourist destination in the world, shows the international travel portal Hoppa. It compares prices for a night in a hotel room, alcohol, coffee and other components in popular resorts worldwide.
Turkish Design Center in London
As more and more people are coming to believe that the black clouds hanging over tourism in Turkey will not be so easily dispersed, the country is developing new strategies to achieve its $500-billion target in exports in 2023.
One of them is the Turkish Trade Centers project carried out by the Turkish Exporters Assembly (TİM) and the Economy Ministry.
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IMF can't cut special deal for Greece but debt solution possible: Lagarde
The International Monetary Fund is doing the best it can to agree on bailout loans for Greece but cannot compromise its principles and cut a sweetheart deal for the country, IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde said on Feb. 13.