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Croatia Veterans Threaten To Block Roads Over Asylum Centre
War Veterans in Croatia have warned they will set up road blocks if the government revives plans to locate a centre for asylum seekers in the small rural town of Petrina, about 60 kilometres southeast of Zagreb.
"We do not give up on our requests … If you do not meet them, we'll see you on the state roads on May 26, 2019," the War Veterans of Petrinja wrote on Thursday.
3,028 deaths caused by gun violence in two years: Minister
Some 3,028 people were killed and 20,324 were injured incidents of gun violence in Turkey between 2016 and 2018, according to the Interior Ministry.
Pamela Anderson Visited Julian Assange in a London Prison
American actress Pamela Anderson urged more people to support Julian Assange after visiting the WikiLeaks creator in a London prison where he expects a hearing about the US request for extradition.
Freedom of Speech in Bulgaria is Declining, Says a New Media Report
Freedom of speech in Bulgaria in 2018 has diminished, and this reflects the overall weakness of the rule of law and, among a number of other factors, the fact that laws are applied selectively and there are people with political protection against persecution.
Turkey’s cultural diplomacy ‘has a humanitarian dimension’
The mission of Yunus Emre Institute is not just limited to project Turkey's culture or encourage cultural exchange, according to its chairman. The strategy of the institute, which is celebrating its 10th year, has a humanitarian dimension to it. "We also want to answer the needs of our interlocutors," Professor Şeref Ateş has said.
Greek Asylum Service grappling with backlog of applications
Greece's Asylum Service is struggling with a backlog of more than 62,000 cases while an estimated 5,500 new applications are submitted every year by people entering the country, Kathimerini understands.
Barcelo to invest 100 million euros in Turkey for expansion
Spain's Barcelo Hotel Group plans to invest a total of 100 million euros in Turkey over the next five years to have a total of 20 hotels.
68% of Bulgarians Think State Should Intervene When Children Are at Risk
Almost two-thirds of Bulgarians believe that the state should intervene when children are at risk and their parents do not take the necessary care. This was announced by Sociologist Radostina Angelova from "Global Metrix".
Angelova pointed out that for the first time there was such a high public interest in public policies, especially those for children.
Some 450 applications made on new adoption platform
A new online platform regulating and streamlining the adoption and fostering process in Greece received some 450 applications within just two weeks of going into operation, Alternate Social Solidarity Minister Theano Fotiou said on Friday.
President Iohannis extends full support to journalists on World Press Freedom Day
President Klaus Iohannis told journalists on May 3, World Press Freedom Day, that he fully supports them, underscoring that journalists help promote transparency and political accountability. "Today we celebrate the journalists who devote their lives to finding the truth and who, through their hard work, help impose transparency and governmental accountability.