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12 wounded in PKK attack in Turkey's east
Twelve soldiers were wounded on the morning of Sept. 15 in the eastern province of Mu?, after outlawed Kurdistan Workers? Party (PKK) militants detonated an explosive targeting a military vehicle.
PKK militants detonated an explosive placed on the road as an armored military vehicle was passing near the entrance of the Suluca village.
Turkish presidency launches Arabic version of its website
Turkish Presidency has launched an Arabic interface, issuing President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an's statements to the Arab world directly, with a target of reaching around 350 million people, Do?an News Agency has reported.
Ambassador expects Hungary to declare state of emergency
Hungary has been passing stricter rules toward migrants for a while and will certainly also declare a state of emergency, says Rade Drobac.
Drobac, who serves as Serbia's ambassador in Budapest, told the Belgrade-based broadcaster TV Pink on Tuesday morning that things "culminated by last night's shutting down of the whole border, or at least of a large part of it."
Hungary closes Horogs 2 border crossing
An hour after new measures to control the inflow of migrants came into force in Hungary, the border crossing Horgos 2 on the Hungary-Serbia border was closed.
Tanjug is reporting on Tuesday morning that the number of refugees on the Serbian side of the borderline is increasing.
Secrets of the Mykonos sea: French footy star and wife in underwater sex games (vid)
French football star Robert Pires and his wife, Jessica Lemarie, spent a few days on the isle of Mykonos. They were captured on Mykonos Live TV embroiled in sex games that made the sea sizzle.
Ostrich egg remedy for greenhouses lures Turkish investors
Turkish greenhouse owners are using a centuries-old remedy inspired by the famous Ottoman architect, Mimar Sinan, to keep spiders and insects away from their harvest: Ostrich eggs.
Greek heavyweights say cannot work together in government
Greece's two dominant politicians on Sept.14 ruled out working with each other in a coalition, casting doubt on whether a stable government will emerge from an election that polls indicate neither of them can win outright.
Mexico FM flies to Cairo for answers on attack
Mexico's foreign minister flew to Cairo late on Sept.14 to seek answers from Egyptian authorities over an air strike that mistakenly killed Mexican tourists.
Bulgaria to Receive Disaster Aid of EUR 6.3 M
Bulgaria is to receive EUR 6.3 M in EU aid for coping with the damage caused by the floods in January and February 2015.
The aid is part of a EUR 16.3 M package for repairing damage to public and private infrastructure in Bulgaria and Greece caused by the severe weather conditions early in 2015.
Bulgaria is to receive EU aid of EUR 6.3 M, while Greece is to get EUR9.9 M.
Kuwait court sentences 7 to death for Shiite mosque bombing
A Kuwaiti court sentenced seven people to death on Sept.15, five of them in absentia, for their roles in a deadly Shiite mosque bombing claimed by the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).
Turkish official says no record of Thailand bombing suspect travelling to Turkey
A key suspect in the plotting of last month's deadly bombing in Bangkok was last tracked via multiple flights to Turkey, Thai police said on Sept. 14, and Malaysia announced it had made three arrests related to the attack.
Hey Victoria, how could being a skeleton be sexy? (pics)
Former Spice Girl-cum-fashion designer Victoria Beckham has come under fire for presenting a slew of skeleton-like models on the catwalk. In 2010, she had said that she would ban unhealthily-thin models but appears to have backdracked on the promise.
Social media took fire after the show, criticising her choice of models.
Australia swears in new prime minister Turnbull
Multi-millionaire former banker Malcolm Turnbull was sworn in as prime minister of Australia on Sept.15, just hours after masterminding a coup against conservative leader Tony Abbott, and pledging a new style of leadership.
Hungary Declares Emergency in Border Counties
Hungary declared a state of emergency on Tuesday in two counties near the border with Serbia citing a large number of refugees trying to enter the country from Serbia.
The news came as tough new legislation went into force on Tuesday allowing the police to detain and charge refugees who breach the razor-wire fence on the border with Serbia and enter the country illegally.
'Alarming' decline in media freedom as Turkey fights militants
When suspected Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) jihadists organized a deadly attack on Turkish activists in Suruç on the Syrian border in July, respected newspaper commentator Kadri Gürsel responded with a tweet critical of President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an.