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In photos: Srebrenica still in tears after 20 years
Tens of thousands of people poured into Srebrenica on July 11 to mark the 20th anniversary of Europe’s worst massacre since the Holocaust. Here are the photos
Austerity makes Panda Bears lazy (cute video)
Chinese scientists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences’ Institute of Zoology in Beijing radio collared six pandas (3 male, 3 female) in the Qinling Mountains of China. After six years of observation they found that pandas consume only 38% of energy needed for other similar animals – just 5.2 megajoules (MJ) instead of 13.8 MJ.
Greek proposals get green light from Euroworking Group
Positive developments in Brussels as the Euroworking Group required just a brief amount of time to give its approval of Greek proposals it received on Friday. Eurogroup is meeting at 4 p.m. (Greek time) to make any amendments and give its seal to the agreement before it heads to EZ parliaments for ratification.
Greek consulate in Istanbul 'investigated for corruption'
Officials of the Greek Consulate General in Istanbul are under investigation for alleged corruption, the Athens-Macedonian News Agency (AMNA) reported July 11.
Inspectors from Athens carried out an inspection at the Greek Consulate General in Istanbul recently and discovered that hundreds of visas were allegedly issued illegally between 2011 and 2014, AMNA said.
Turkish man cheats death one more time
A Turkish man, whose heart has stopped several times in the past four years, has cheated death one more time.
Cihat Çengelo?lu, a 27-year-old cameraman who has filmed Turkish dramas, fell down on the set one day. Doctors discovered he suffered from heart failure. Only 10 percent of his heart was working properly. It was four years ago.
Greek Parliament Approves Government's Bailout Reform Proposals
The Greek Parliament approved on Saturday the latest reform proposals, which the government in Athens submitted to the eurozone late on Thursday.
The proposed package of spending cuts, pension savings and tax increases, which Greece has to fulfill in order to be granted further bailout, garnered an overwhelming parliamentary support.