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Ottomanism a guise for Islamic ambitions, prominent historian says
A prominent Turkish historian has argued that today's political Islamists use Ottomanism as a guise for their ulterior motives to reach the Islamic "Golden Age."
PM Ponta: Financial markets trust Romania more than we do
Private financial markets trust Romania more than we do, Prime Minister Victor Ponta declared on Wednesday at the government offices of Victoria Palace; he was referring to the country's bonds issue at an interest rate below 3 percent, the press office of the Executive informed in a release to AGERPRES.
Police operation in north Kosovo, two persons arrested
KOSOVSKA MITROVICA - The Kosovo police arrested early on Wednesday two persons in north Kosovo as part of the police operation tasked with prevention of drug trafficking and other crimes.
Zeljko Bojic, regional head of the Kosovo police, told Tanjug that two persons were arrested in the area of the Leposavic municipality following a search at two locations at 05:00 a.m. on Wednesday.
VIDEO: Turkish, German football fans square off in Taksim
A fight broke out between fans of Galatasaray and Germany’s Borussia Dortmund in Istanbul’s Taksim
Tennis: Simona Halep defeats Serena Williams 6-0, 6-2 in Singapore WTA Finals
Romanian tennis player Simona Halep secured a sensational victory against world's No. 1 female tennis player, American Serena Williams 6-0, 6-2, in her second match at the WTA Finals in Singapore on Wednesday.
Halep, #4 in the world, scored the biggest win of her career in only 65 minutes, after losing the three matches previously played against Serena Williams.
Bulgaria to Host International Astronomy Olympiad in 2015
All members of the Bulgarian team won medals at the XIX International Astronomy Olympiad in Bishkek.
The event took place on October 13-21, 2014 and brought together schoolchildren from over 20 countries.
The Bulgarian team returned home late on Tuesday, according to reports of the Bulgarian National Radio.
Court suspends controversial mosque construction at Istanbul grove
An administrative court has suspended the controversial construction of a mosque in the Validebağ grove
OCS closely cooperating with state authorities on Kosovo
BELGRADE - The Olympic Committee of Serbia (OCS) says that it is closely cooperating with the Serbian state authorities following information from the International Olympic Committee (IOC) about an official initiative by the unilaterally declared Republic of Kosovo for admission to full membership in the organisation.