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Bodrum eyes record tourist influx in 2024
The picturesque coastal town of Bodrum in the Aegean region is gearing up to welcome a significant influx of tourists in 2024, with the Bodrum Hoteliers Association (BODER) aiming to attract over 100,000 visitors via cruise ships and more than 1 million through air travel.
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Police bust international drug ring led by 'Turkish Escobar'
Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya has announced the detention of 42 suspects linked to notorious drug dealer Ürfi Çetinkaya, widely known as the "Turkish Escobar."
The operation, which spanned nine provinces, was a result of a two-year joint effort against the armed organized crime group, Yerlikaya said in an X post on Feb. 20.
Arrest warrant issued for Alexei Navalny's brother PHOTO
"Navalny Oleg Anatolyevich. He is wanted under the article of the Criminal Code," according to the database reported by TASS.
Russian law enforcement agencies did not specify under which article of the criminal code the case against Oleg Navalny was initiated, reports TASS.
In 2014, he was sentenced to 3.5 years in prison for fraud.
Software Developed with Key Participation of Bulgarian IT Professionals Wins Awards Worldwide
For 25 years now, the global leader DocuWare has relied on Bulgarian IT professionals for the development of its document management and workflow automation system.
European countries summon Russian diplomats over Navalny death
A host of European governments Monday summoned Russian diplomats following the prison death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
EOF bans distribution of spirulina dietary supplement
The National Organization for Medicines (EOF) has banned the distribution and sale of an imported dietary supplement containing spirulina, citing excessive levels of polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) exceeding legal limits.
The decision affects the product "VITAMIR SPIROULINA 500mg" imported from German company OLYMP HANDELS GmbH.
Vulin: Unsigned Ohrid deal not in the least binding to Serbia
BELGRADE - The signature on the Brussels Agreement is binding to Serbia, while the unsigned so-called Ohrid Agreement is not in the least so, former Security Information Agency director and Movement of Socialists founder Aleksandar Vulin said on Monday.
Widow of Alexei Navalny Blames Putin for His Death
The widow of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, Yulia Navalnaya, has delivered a powerful message following her husband's tragic death, accusing Russian President Vladimir Putin of being responsible and pledging to carry on his mission.
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Police nab 23 international fugitives wanted by Interpol
Interior Minister Ali Yerlikaya announced that law enforcement has apprehended 23 individuals sought by 12 countries through red and green bulletins and urgency marks issued by Interpol.
The arrests were made in simultaneous operations conducted across multiple cities in Türkiye.
Türkiye Russia’s most reliable gas partner: Putin
Türkiye turned out to be Russia's most reliable partner in the gas sector after Germany's partial refusal to import Russian gas, Russian President Vladimir Putin has said in an interview with Rossiya-1 TV channel's Pavel Zarubin, published on the journalist's Telegram channel, TASS reported on Feb. 18.
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