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17 Colombian ex-soldiers thought involved in Haiti assassination: Police
Seventeen Colombian ex-soldiers are thought to have been involved in the assassination of Haiti's President Jovenel Moise, Colombia's police director said on July 9.
Some 2,160 oil wrestlers to compete in Kırkpınar through weekend
Turkey's oldest Kırkpınar Oil Wrestling Festival started in the northwestern province of Edirne on July 9 and will continue through the weekend, marking its 660th anniversary.
Some 2,160 wrestlers will compete at a field in Sarayiçi, one of Edirne's most crucial recreational sites.
Romania updates list of countries in COVID-19 red, yellow, green areas
Romania's National Committee for Emergency Situations (CNSU) updated on Friday its list of countries or areas with high COVID-19 epidemiological risk. "The classification of the countries/areas by the cumulative rate of COVID-19 cases in order to sort the persons arriving in Romania accordingly and subject them to quarantine is hereby approved," reads CNSU Decision 39.
Egypt souvenir market pins hopes on tourism resurgence
Pyramids, Tutankhamun masks, Nefertiti busts - Egypt's souvenir-makers are pinning their hopes on a new lease of economic life after tourism was battered by the coronavirus pandemic.
In the shadow of the magnificent Giza Pyramids, Eid Yousri manufactures polyester Pharaonic figurines from a humble workshop erected on the roof of his family home.
TUI: New cancellations of tourist packages for Greece
Travel giant TUI continues to cancel tour packages scheduled until early July for destinations such as Greece, Italy and Spain, according to the Daily Mail, as the date for the inclusion of more countries in the "green list" has been postponed again .
Snezana Divac on the "countryman" case and Luka's parents: "My conscience is clear"
"Countryman" driver Marko Miliev, who was released two years ago, was convicted for the accident, in which a 21-year-old Luka Jovanovi died.
Snezana Divac told "Nedeljnik" that she learned from the newspapers that she was being brought in connection with the case and that she was in the Dominican Republic at the time.
Turkey clinch 3-1 victory over Thailand in Italy
Turkey claimed a 3-1 win against Thailand on June 6 in the FIVB Women's Volleyball Nations League.
The Turkish national women's team defeated Thailand with the sets 23-25, 25-12, 25-20, 25-9 in Rimini, Italy.
Turkey maintained its seven-match unbeaten streak with the result as the team to take on the Dominican Republic in the eighth game.
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Turkish dramas captivate Hispanic audiences
Turkey has achieved what many other countries yearn for: conquering Hispanic audiences.
In countries including Brazil, considered the birthplace of telenovelas, characters named Zeynep, Elif and Ömer have come to replace names such as Maribel, Esmeralda and Victor Manuel.
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Because of what awaits us, they are preparing a "new WHO"
The unification of the leaders started after the WHO opened the annual session with the draft resolution which recognizes the mistakes in the response to COVID-19, the AP reported.
European watchdog could decide on AstraZeneca vaccine by end-Jan
Europe's medicines regulator expects drugmaker AstraZeneca to apply for approval of its Covid-19 vaccine next week, it said on Friday.
The Astrazeneca shot, which was developed with Oxford University, was given a green light by authorities in Britain on Dec. 30.