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Sapic: I am aware... VIDEO
As a guest on the morning program of TV Prva, api stated that he is aware that the party he created will disappear one day, when he unites with the SNS, but that he is not afraid of that.
"Serbian Patriotic Alliance (SPAS) was not created to be my private company," said Sapic, adding that the party was founded with the goal of doing something.
Bulgaria: Two-Thirds of Remote Employees Don’t Want to Go Back to Office
Over 65% of people who currently work remotely want to continue working from home. A total of 58% said they would look for a new job if they had to return to the office, shows the survey by a job search quoted cited by Monitor daily.
Until when will we wear masks?
The reason for that, as he states, is primarily because some people cannot receive the vaccine due to health reasons.
Turkey's unemployment rate at 13.1 pct in March
Turkey's unemployment rate read 13.1 percent in March, down 0.1 percentage point month-on-month, the country's statistical authority announced on May 10.
The number of unemployed people aged 15 and over increased by 59,000 to 4.2 million in March compared to February, the Turkish Statistical Institute (TÜİK) said in a statement.
Horror footage: Patients left to die, medical staff in hiding VIDEO
The tragic scene took place at the Kriti Hospital, a private clinic near New Delhi, last week after the families of the patients were told that the hospital was running out of oxygen, "Blic" writes.
Another 300-500 Voting Machines Needed for Bulgarian Elections
The new chairman of the Central Election Commission, Kamelia Neykova, hopes the CEC will not be held hostage between battles in parliament.
Albania’s Opposition Stands at Crossroads After Election Rout
After Lulzim Basha's second defeat by the Socialists in general elections, both Basha and the Democratic Party face big questions over their strategy of protests and boycotts.
Covid-19 in Bulgaria: 246 Newly Infected, 27 Fatalities
In the past 24 hours, 246 new cases of coronavirus infection have been documented in Bulgaria.
Over the weekend, 5,853 diagnostic tests were made - 2,653 PCR and 3,200 antigen tests, as 4% are positive.
As of May 10, there were 44,881 active cases of Covid-19.
Patients hospitalized with COVID-19 were 5,912, in intensive care units 562 patients are being treated.
Afghanistan Taliban plan 3-day cease-fire for Eid holiday
Afghanistan's Taliban on May 10 announced a three-day cease-fire for the Eid-al-Fitr holiday this week marking the end of the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.
The cease-fire would begin on either May 12 or May 13. The Muslim calendar follows lunar cycles and the Eid holiday depends on the sighting of the new moon.
Britain set to ease virus lockdown, but huge India outbreak persists
Britain on May 10 was set to announce a further easing of its coronavirus lockdown, joining several European nations in gradually reopening their economies, but India remained in the grip of a devastating outbreak.
Violence erupts at al-Aqsa mosque as Israel marks Jerusalem Day
Palestinian protesters threw rocks and Israeli police fired stun grenades and rubber bullets in clashes outside the al-Aqsa mosque in Jerusalem on May 10 as Israel marked the anniversary of its capture of parts of the city in the 1967 Arab-Israeli war.
Zbigniew Ziobro’s Game of Thrones
He has certainly made the headlines recently. In late March he gave an interview to the far-right weekly Sieci, in which he openly accused the prime minister, his nominal boss, of implementing policies more in tune with the opposition. Mateusz Morawiecki, he said, "is a skilled politician who knows how to convince the PiS leadership to run a policy contradictory to the 2014 agenda".
Limited fans to be allowed at Turkish Cup final
The 2021 Ziraat Turkish Cup final will be held with fans back in the stadium at one-thirds of the total seating capacity, the Turkish Football Federation (TFF) announced on May 9.
The final between Beşiktaş and Fraport-TAV Antalyaspor will be played in İzmir's Göztepe Gürsel Aksel Stadium on May 18.
Shrinking State Funds Stunt Kosovo’s Award-Winning Film Industry
A lasting trauma reflected in movies
Kosovo actress Yllka Gashi, playing the main role in the Kosovo award winning film The Hive by Blerta Basholli. Photo: courtesy of producer Yll Uka
Most of these films focus on the long-term effects of the war of the late-1990s, and on what is being done in terms of reconciliation.
Turkey neutralizes 40 terrorists as part of Eren Operations so far
Turkey has neutralized 40 terrorists as part of Eren Operations so far, the country's interior minister said on May 9.
Turkish authorities often use the word "neutralized" in statements to imply the terrorists in question surrendered or were killed or captured.