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Editorial: The history and culture that unite us
The global outpouring of emotion that has sprung from the flames of Notre Dame is a resounding message regarding the universality of culture.
It also demonstrates that in the tumultuous world we live in the values that unite us have not been lost.
Gennimata says SYRIZA rebranding a ‘political mess’
Fofi Gennimata, leader of the centrist alliance Movement for Change (KINAL), did not rule out cooperating with SYRIZA or New Democracy after elections later this year.
Trump vetoes measure to end US involvement in Yemen war
President Donald Trump vetoed a resolution passed by Congress to end U.S. military assistance in Saudi Arabia's war in Yemen.
Vucic-Putin meeting confirmed for April 26 in China
Aleksandar Vucic and Vladimir Putin will speak in Beijing during a Belt and Road forum.
France vows to rebuild a 'more beautiful' Notre-Dame in 5 years
President Emmanuel Macron has vowed to rebuild Notre-Dame "even more beautifully" within five years.
Cyprus FA resumes second division with warning to clubs
The second tier of Cyprus soccer will resume on April 19 after a week-long suspension prompted by match-fixing suspicions, the island's soccer governing body said, giving teams a warning of points deductions and financial penalties in future.
Turkish Education Ministry launches project to combat violence at schools
The Turkish Education Ministry has determined schools where violence against teachers is believed to be a significant yet under-investigated problem.
"Serbian ambassador in Bosnia made undiplomatic statement"
Djordjevic was quoted as saying that that Drvar has always been a Serb town, and Zeljko Komsic thinks this was "undiplomatic."
Greece boosts its tourism brand
Diving around Patmos, climbing on Kalymnos, rafting on the Arachthos River, windsurfing off Paros, walking through mastic groves on Chios. An increasing number of international travelers are ditching their all-inclusive bracelets in search of fresh and more authentic experiences, and for those looking for something different, the possibilities in Greece are endless.
Kurd facing extradition appears before Larnaca court
A Kurdish man facing extradition to Germany on terrorism charges used his time in a Larnaca court to spell out his grievances against Turkey.
War-damaged Bosnian City Shows Solidarity With Paris
The war-damaged Bosnian city of Mostar showed its solidarity with Paris on Tuesday, when its famous Old Bridge was illuminated in blue, white and red - the colours of the French flag - on an initiative of a local NGO called the Centre for Peace and Multiethnic Cooperation.
The light show followed the massive fire that severely damaged the famous Cathedral of Notre Dame on Monday.
Parliament repeats vote on referendum bill, repeals recommendations to President Iohannis
Parliament on Wednesday repeated a vote on a bill concerning President Klaus Iohannis' request for a national consultative referendum on issues of national concern, eliminating some initial recommendations to the head of state. There were 218 yeas, 11 nays and three abstentions for the new text of the bill.
More than 105,000 house sales last month in Turkey
A total of 105,046 residential properties were sold in Turkey last month, the Turkish Statistical Institute revealed on April 16.
#Romania2019.eu/Melescanu: We cannot conceive peace and security without transatlantic relation
Foreign Affairs Minister Teodor Melescanu on Wednesday, in the opening of the "Nato@70 - CSDP@20: A partnership for the future" conference, organised on the sidelines of Romania's Presidency at the EU Council, said that the transatlantic relation remains "essential to the European security and prosperity" and underscored the importance of strengthening this relation.
139 irregular migrants detained in Turkey's İzmir
A total of 139 irregular migrants were detained in the Çeşme, Menderes and Urla districts of the Aegean province of İzmir on April 17.