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Detained Greek couple released with travel ban
A Greek police officer who was detained in Turkey's northwestern province of Edirne on Dec. 5 has been released by a local court with a ban on traveling abroad as authorities continue to sweep their mobile phones.
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PM Dancila: When the entrance to Romania's Gov't is forced, I believe it looks like a coup d'etat
Chairperson of the Social Democratic Party (PSD) Viorica Dancila mentioned, when referring to the events which occurred on 10 August, that the attempt to enter through violence in the Government building represents a unacceptable thing and "it looks like a coup d'etat." "When there's an attempt to enter Romania's Government [building], the entrance to Romania's Government is forced, I believe t
Migrants Claim they were Robbed by Bulgarian Police Officers
Eight migrants complained that they had been beaten and robbed by Bulgarian policemen. Three Afghans and five Syrians were detained in Kirklareli under a preventive check of gendarmerie patrols in a village near Kirklareli. Reports Mediapool.
15 July and Akıncı Base: Gülen congregants' interest in looking for estate grounds in Kazan
When an assistant professor (Dr. Adil Öksüz) at the Sakarya University Faculty of Theology gets caught by gendarmerie around Akıncı Base in an open field on July 15, 2016, the night of the coup attempt, and says he was looking for an estate ground, how convincing would that sound?
Girl gets pregnant after being sexually abused despite complaints she filed with court in Turkey's west
A 14-year-old child was left pregnant through sexual abuse after her complaints regarding her uncle's molestations were ignored by a court in the Örencik village of the Kiraz district in the western province of İzmir. The village previously made headlines when it emerged that girls were being sold for marriage.
Post-coup attempt restructuring means Turkish army may no longer be functional: Özcan
The restructuring of the Turkish military in the wake of the July 15 failed coup attempt could create more problems than it solves, according to Nihat Ali Özcan, an academic an a retired major.
"Efforts to restructure the army should be done taking into account the army's functions," Özcan told the Hürriyet Daily News.
Turkish military personnel number shrinks after structural change
The personnel figures in the Turkish Armed Forces (TSK) have sharply fallen since the evening of the failed coup attempt on July 15, mainly due to the separation of the gendarmerie from the force, as well as large numbers of suspensions.
Bulgaria's Border Police Reports No Heightened Migrant Pressure
There is no heightened migrant pressure on Bulgarian borders, with the number of refugees passing through the country's borders comparable to the figures from last year.
This was announced by Antonio Angelov, director of border police, in an interview for the Bulgarian National Television (BNT) on Tuesday.
Bulgaria Ready to Increase Number of Troops Assisting Border Police
The number of troops dispatched to Bulgaria's borders will increase, according to Defense Minister Nikolay Nenchev.
In a Friday interview for bTV, Nenchev made clear that the military presence at the border was set to increase due to the unprecedented migration pressure.
Road project protesters searched by authorities in northern Turkey
Local residents who protested the construction of a 2,600-kilometer road project planned to connect upland areas in eight provinces in the Black Sea region have been comprehensively searched with trained dogs by gendarmerie forces in Rize province while heading to a local festival.