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Hungary Accuses Ukraine of Blackmail Over Oil Supply Disruptions
Hungary has accused Ukraine of blackmailing both itself and Slovakia by halting oil supplies, according to a statement from Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's advisor, Gergely Gulyas. The accusations come in the wake of Ukraine's decision to impose sanctions on Russia's Lukoil, which has disrupted the oil transit through the country.
Thessaloniki: The historical winery “Tsantalis” filed for bankruptcy
The historic Tsantalis winery has filed a bankruptcy petition, which is expected to be heard on October 11, at the Thessaloniki Court of First Instance, asking for a date for the suspension of payments.
Fidan, Lavrov discuss bilateral ties, energy cooperation at ASEAN summit
Türkiye's Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan met with his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov on Friday at the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Summit in Laos and discussed bilateral relations as well as energy and economic cooperation.
EU Allocates First Payment from Frozen Russian Assets to Aid Ukraine
The European Commission has made its first payment of 1.5 billion euros to Ukraine, derived from frozen Russian assets. This funding aims to bolster Ukraine's military capacity and contribute to the country's reconstruction.
Russian bombing suspect extradited from Türkiye
Yevgeniy Serebryakov, who was arrested on suspicion of involvement in a bomb attack on a car carrying a Russian military officer north of Moscow.
A Russian citizen detained in southwestern Türkiye following a bomb attack in Moscow has been extradited to Russia by Turkish authorities.
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Olympic Games: Everything You Need to Know About the Great Celebration of Sports
The nightmare of COVID-19 might not have vanished from our lives, but four years after the pandemic’s onset that changed almost everything, things are significantly better (and different).
US to Establish Logistics Centers in Black Sea Nations to Accelerate Arms Deliveries to Ukraine
The United States is planning to establish logistics centers in Black Sea countries to expedite the delivery of arms to Ukraine. This move comes as Hungary and Slovakia have struggled to initiate consultations with Ukraine, mediated by the European Commission, regarding the resumption of oil supplies from the Russian company Lukoil.
The politics behind Olympic bans
The Olympic Games aim to bring nations together to compete in the spirit of friendship, but sometimes countries get banned from this show of goodwill. The 2024 Paris Olympics features a notable case, with Russia having faced an IOC ban since 2022, when Vladimir Putin launched his full-scale invasion of Ukraine.
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Perpetrator of Moscow car bomb attack nabbed in Bodrum
Turkish security forces have apprehended a Russian assailant in the southern province of Muğla's Bodrum district as he escaped to Türkiye after orchestrating a bomb attack in Moscow.
A vehicular explosive device detonated in the Russian capital on July 24 morning, injuring two individuals.
Poland Threatens to Block Ukraine's EU Integration Over Historical Dispute
Ukraine's entry into the EU hinges on resolving the Volhynia tragedy, stated Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, according to Ukrinform.