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OSCE monitors: Turkey election was 'lively' but 'lacked equal conditions'
OSCE observer Olivier Henry, left, and Rita Bellens work at a polling station at a primary school in Ankara, Turkey, Sunday, June 24, 2018. AP Photo/Burhan Ozbilici
Leader of Moria community goes on hunger strike
The leader of the Moria community on the eastern Aegean island of Lesvos entered the second day of a hunger strike on Monday to demand immediate action to ease overcrowding at the Moria reception and identification center, which is currently bursting at the seams with around 8,000 asylum seekers.
Tchaikovsky Symphony Orchestra | Athens | June 26 & 27
Award-winning maestro Vladimir Fedoseyev conducts the Tchaikovsky Symphony Orchestra (TSO), the historic Russian ensemble which he has led as artistic director since 1974, in works by the celebrated composer for two Greek Festival shows at the Herod Atticus Theater in central Athens.
The TSO will be joined by the distinguished, award-winning Russian pianist Varvara Nepomnyashchaya.
Thucydides the Athenian | Athens | June 26-29
A three-day conference on "Thucydides the Athenian," will take place at DIKEMES/College Year in Athens from June 26 to 29.
The conference aims to examine Thucydides within the Athenian context: exploring his political entourage and intellectual content. An international group of scholars will delve deeper into the realities of Periclean ideology and the post-Periclean legacy.
103 woman candidates elected to Turkish Parliament in June 24 poll
A total of 103 woman deputies have been elected to the 600-seat parliament in the June 24 poll, according to unofficial data compiled from results provided by state-run Anadolu Agency.
Chemical Brothers | Athens | September 8
Manchester-based electronic pioneers Tom Rowlands and Ed Simons, aka the Chemical Brothers, come to Greece on September 8 with what they describe as a "mind-bending" new show.
Turkey has 'clear will' to lift state of emergency: Deputy PM
Turkey has a "clear will" to lift the state of emergency declared in the wake of the July 2016 coup attempt, Deputy Prime Minister Bekir Bozdağ said a day after the June 24 elections
Bosnian Croats 'Undermining State' by Opening Brussels Office
After Dragan Covic, the Croat member of Bosnia's tripartite Presidency, announced that Bosnia's Croatian-majority cantons will open a joint representative office in Brussels, critics called the move a step towards the destabilisation, and even the collapse, of the Bosnian state.
Mitsotakis submits request for parliamentary debate on Eurogroup debt deal
New Democracy leader Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Monday submitted a request to Parliament President Nikos Voutsis for a debate on the economy and the debt deal achieved in last week's Eurogroup.
Ministry to allow cameras in schools during off-hours to prevent damages
The Greek ministry of education will allow the operation of security cameras in schools outside school hours to prevent break-ins, vandalism and other crimes, according to a new provision included the ministry's annual circular, issued on Monday.
MHP leader Bahçeli hails 'historic success' in Turkey's elections
Nationalist Movement Party (MHP) leader Devlet Bahçeli hailed what he described as the "historic success" of the "People's Alliance," in Turkey's June 24 snap election.
Monthly average net wage in April was EUR 416
Compared with the previous month, the average gross wage increased by 6.2 percent in nominal terms and by 5 percent in real terms, the Statistical Office of Serbia (RZZS) has announced.
The average net wage meanwhile increased by 6.7 percent in nominal terms, and by 5.5 percent in real terms.
Experts warn of plenty of work ahead for Greek recovery
Eurozone officials greeted last week the upcoming end of the third Greek bailout program this August as Greece has returned to normality, but the situation on the ground is quite different, experts warn in Greece.
Victor Negrescu, Iurie Leanca speak about events in Republic of Moldova
Minister Delegate for European Affairs Victor Negrescu told a Monday's joint conference with Iurie Leanca, Moldovan Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration, that he shared with the latter Romania's concerns regarding "the recent events in Moldova."
Families flee as Syria regime bombards southern city
Syria's regime pounded rebel-held parts of the southern city of Daraa with rockets and barrel bombs overnight causing dozens of families to flee, a monitor and an AFP reporter said Monday.