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Former President Demirel commemorated
Turkey on June 16 remembered its ninth president, Süleyman Demirel, who passed away five years ago.
Demirel was ousted twice in military coups and survived an assassination attempt before dying of heart failure at the age of 91.
He was one of Turkey's most prominent center-right political figures, serving as prime minister seven times and as president from 1993 to 2000.
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Murdered Serb Politician’s Widow ‘Could Testify for Suspect’
Milena Ivanovic Popovic, the widow of murdered Kosovo Serb political party leader Oliver Ivanovic, was proposed on Wednesday as a witness in a defamation case launched by businessman Milan Radoicic, who has been accused of leading a criminal organisation that killed Ivanovic.
Turmoil in Malaysia as PM Mahathir submits resignation
Malaysian Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad, at 94 the world's oldest leader, submitted his resignation to the king on Feb. 24 after a bid by his allies to bring down the government and block the succession of leader-in-waiting Anwar Ibrahim.
Oliver Ivanovic Murder Suspects’ Trial Postponed in Kosovo
The start of the much-anticipated trial of six people accused of involvement in the murder of Kosovo Serb political party leader Oliver Ivanovic was postponed on Monday until February 11, 2020.
Kosovo Serb Politician Faces Questions over ‘Ivanovic Murder Video’
Special Prosecutor Syle Hoxha, who is investigating last year's murder of Kosovo Serb political party leader Oliver Ivanovic, told BIRN on Tuesday that he wants to question Rada Trajkovic about her claim that she was offered a videotape of the killing.
Kosovo Serb politician Trajkovic made the claim to Serbian media on September 28, saying that she refused to take the tape.
Polish Doctors say Government’s Healthcare Commitment a ‘Sham’
Kamila Jakubiak recalls the phone ringing at 4 a.m. and being summoned to Warsaw to perform emergency surgery.
It was a 100-kilometre drive from Radom in east-central Poland, where Jakubiak splits her residency as a junior doctor, or resident.
"At four in the morning I had to leave my child with someone," she said.
Western Diplomats Raise Concerns about Democracy in North Kosovo
The US, French, German, Italian and British embassies in Pristina - known collectively as the Quint group - issued a statement on Monday expressing worries about "restricted electoral competition" at mayoral elections in Serb-majority north Kosovo on May 19.
Kosovo Widens Oliver Ivanovic Murder Investigation
Oliver Ivanovic. Photo: EPA-EFE/Andrej Cukic.
Syle Hoxha, the prosecutor working on the Oliver Ivanovic murder case, told BIRN on Tuesday that the probe has been widened to include two further suspects with possible links to organised crime.
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Kosovo Serbs Complain of 'Pressure' to Attend Vucic Rally
Some Kosovo Serb representatives say that employees of institutions funded by Serbia in Kosovo are being pressured to attend a rally in support of President Aleksandar Vucic, and fear reprisals if they do not show up.
Kosovo Serbs Kept in Dark Over Association Statute
Kosovo politicians have complained of a lack of information about the draft statute for the proposed Association of Serbian Municipalities, which is designed to guarantee their autonomy in the mainly ethnic Albanian country.
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