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Pakistan says 350 nationals were on boat that sank off Greece
At least 350 Pakistanis were on an overloaded boat that capsized and sank in open seas off Greece last week, Pakistan's Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah said on Friday.
The boat with a capacity of 400 people had over 700 people on board, he told the country's parliament, adding that a total of 281 Pakistani families had contacted the government to seek help.
This Week in Central Europe | 23 June 2023
In other news, Poland denies any involvement in last years sabotage of Russia's Nord Stream gas pipelines; the Ukrainian PoWs that Russia sent to Hungary are causing tensions; and a new amendment means former Czech prime minister Andrej Babis must sell off his media assets.
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"Rama has no credibility, he is close to Serbia"
The former chief negotiator of the so-called Kosovo in the dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina, Edita Tahiri characterized the draft of the CSM proposed by the Prime Minister of Albania as biased.
According to her, Edi Rama lost his credibility on the so-called Kosovo because he supports Serbia and is close to the President of Serbia, writes the Pristina press Kosovo online.
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Day 485 of the Invasion of Ukraine: Prigozhin confirmed that Ukraine did not bomb Donbas and that NATO was not involved
New drama on Kosovo and Metohija: Another arrest
The arrest took place near the bus station, when special forces of the Kosovo police in armored vehicles surrounded and then detained the man N.O., writes Kosovo Online.
For now, the reason for his arrest is unknown.
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Greece’s demographic challenge
Since 2011 Greece's population has gradually been shrinking and getting older, and all the numbers show that this is a trend that will continue into the future.
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The profile of voters on the fringes
With the small parties on the left and right of the political spectrum jostling for a place in the limelight of Parliament, Kathimerini takes a look at the profile of their prospective voters.
The scene to the right of New Democracy consists of Hellenic Solution, Niki and Spartiates (Spartans), hovering above and below the 3% threshold, according to the polls.
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President Radev: The New Government is pushing Bulgaria ever closer to War
"The course of the new government is to push Bulgaria ever closer to war. I do not consider it appropriate for politicians with modest electoral support to speak and undertake such heavy commitments on behalf of Bulgaria," President Rumen Radev insisted.
He reminded that the main duty of every government is to guarantee the security and tranquility of the Bulgarian citizens.
Greeks opting for bigger homes
The trend of a greater part of the buying public turning toward the acquisition of larger homes is consolidating, something which began to be reflected in the market especially after the outbreak of the pandemic.
According to a nationwide survey by RE/MAX Greece, one in two buyers now prefers the acquisition of a residence of more than 75 square meters.
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HISE GLOBAL to join forces with French architecture giant
Turkish technical consultancy firm HISE GLOBAL has signed a strategic alliance agreement with French design and architecture company Arte Charpentier, aiming to develop sustainable urban planning and construction projects on a global scale.