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Turkey, Iran, Russia meet in fifth Syria summit
The presidents of Turkey, Russia and Iran will come together on Sept. 16 in Ankara for the fifth summit under the Astana Process where they will discuss the recently increased tension in the Idlib province of Syria as well as attempts to start a political solution to the nine-year turmoil in the war-torn country.
Privatization of gas utility DEPA back on the table
The transformation of Public Gas Corporation (DEPA) is back on the table ahead of crucial decisions for the privatization of the utility that is 65 percent owned by the state privatizations fund (TAIPED) and 35 percent owned by Hellenic Petroleum (HELPE).
Slovenia still undefeated at European Volleyball Championship
After the opening 3:0 win against Belarus on Thursday and a 3:1 win against Finland on Saturday, Slovenia scored another 3:0 win yesterday, pleasing the crowd of some 6,000 people in Stožice Arena.
Turkish Cyprus needs Turkey's guarantorship more than ever: Turkish FM
The Turkish Republic of Northern Cyprus (TRNC) needs Ankara's guarantorship "more than ever", Turkish foreign minister said on Sept. 15.
Terror targets all humanity without discrimination: VP Oktay
Terror targets indiscriminately all humanity, Turkish Vice President Fuat Oktay said on Sept. 15.
Turkey condemns drone attacks on Saudi oil facilities
Turkish Foreign Ministry on Sept. 15 condemned the drone attacks on two facilities of Saudi Arabia's state-owned oil company Aramco.
Delivery of second S-400 battery parts to Turkey completed
Turkey has announced the completion of the transfer of the components of the S-400 air defense systems' second battery from Russia and that it will be operational by April 2020.
Greek PM may meet US president in New York, spokesman says
A meeting between Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis and US President Donald Trump on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York at the end of the month is "very likely," government spokesman Stelios Petsas said on Monday.
Speaking to Skai TV, Petsas said that the details for such a meeting are currently under discussion and no date has been set.
Turkey to continue defending Palestinian cause
Turkey's foreign minister on Sept. 15 vowed to defend the just cause of Palestinians till the end.
Battle with blaze continues on Zakynthos; Loutraki situation improves
Water-dumping aircraft rejoined the battle against a wildfire on the Ionian island of Zakynthos at first light on Monday morning after ground crews fought to contain the blaze overnight amid strong winds.
ForMin Manescu to participate in IAEA General Conference
Romanian Foreign Affairs Minister Ramona Manescu participates in the opening of the International Atomic Energy Agency's (IAEA) 63rd General Conference in Vienna on Monday. According to the Foreign Affairs Ministry (MAE), Manescu will have meetings with IAEA acting Director General, ambassador Cornel Feruta, as well as with representatives of the participating states.
Boris Johnson Will Meet Jean-Claude Juncker Today
The British Prime Minister is expected to announce that Britain is not ready to delay Brexit.
The New School Year Begins Today
The new school year begins. Over 700,000 students will enter the class today, including nearly 60,000 first-graders.
Presidents of Turkey, Russia and Iran Meet in Ankara
Presidents of Turkey, Russia and Iran meet in Ankara today. The tripartite meeting of the so-called Astana format will discuss the situation in Syria, and in particular the situation in the northern province of Idlib.
It is the last large territory under the control of armed insurgents.
It will be Sunny Today, with Scattered High Clouds Around Midday
It will be sunny today, with scattered high clouds around midday and in the afternoon in eastern Bulgaria, meteorologist Martin Slavchev of the National Institute of Meteorology and Hydrology (NIMH) told Focus News Agency.
There will be light wind, mostly from the west-northwest. Maximum temperatures at 27C to 32C.