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Multinational Landis + Gyr has transferred production of two more "smart" electrical meters from their UK factory to their manufacturing facility in Corinth, Greece.

Turkey has so far built nine hybrid ferries for Norway, which is one of the world's leading maritime nations, the deputy board chairman of Yalova-Altınova Shipbuilders Inc. said on July 12.     
 

The US State Department said on July 11 it is ready to approve the sale of Patriot air defense systems to Romania, a $3.9 billion deal likely to infuriate Russia.

"The State Department has made a determination approving a possible foreign military sale to Romania for Patriot air defense systems, related support and equipment," the State Department said.

Three NATO guided missile warships are set to exercise with Ukrainian forces in the Black Sea later this month, a U.S. Navy official told USNI News on Monday.

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A Polish license plates bus that was transporting children on Tuesday morning drove off the Subotica-Novi Sad road in northern Serbia and turned over.

The accident resulted in the death of one person - an adult, according to media reports. 25 others have been injured.

Europeans often hid in plain sight as Latin Americans, Asians and others living illegally in America were sent packing, reported bTV.

But now they're starting to realize they are not immune to President Donald Trump's crackdown on illegal immigration, and they're worried.

The US installed an air defense system named Patriot missiles in Lithuania. These missiles are the first to emerge in the Baltic region, where Russia has supremacy in the airspace. The defense system will be used during NATO military training "Tobruq Legacy-2017", which begins today and will continue until July 22, the Lithuanian Defense Ministry announced.

The population in Bulgaria is decreasing with one of the fastest rates in Europe, reaching 7,101 million people as of January 1, 2017 compared to 7,153 million the previous year. This shows the latest Eurostat data released on Monday.

Three years before Germany invaded Poland in 1939, Adolf Hitler ordered the construction of the world’s largest tourist resort, located on a beachfront property on the island of Rügen.
The Nazis called it Prora.
Capable of holding more than 20,000 residents at a single time, Prora was meant to comfort the weary German worker who toiled away in a factory without respite.

Russia on July 10 said its energy investments had suffered "sabotage" from political factors, pointing to troubles over expanding the Nord Stream pipeline that pumps gas to Germany.