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 Turkey's Parliament Speaker Binali Yildirim said on Saturday the country aimed to "enhance friendship" and "reduce animosity" between Ankara and Athens, Anadolu Agency reports.

It is "obvious" that Turkey's path will not have to cross the IMF's for either loans or technical support, the Turkish Treasury and Finance Ministry said on Feb. 1.

Almost one in four Greeks cannot afford to heat their home sufficiently, according to Eurostat data collected as part of an annual European Union survey on income and living conditions in the bloc.

Based on the report, 25.7 percent of Greeks said they were not able to keep their home adequately warm due to their financial state.

Today, 1 February 2019, the Executive Agency for Promotion of Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises hosted business meetings between Bulgarian and Egyptian companies held immediately after the signing of the Protocol of the I-th Session of the Bulgarian-Egyptian intergovernmental Joint Economic Cooperation Committee. The President of the Bulgarian part of the Commission is Mr.

President Klaus Iohannis on Friday welcomed at the Cotroceni Presidential Palace the Foreign Affairs Secretary of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland, Jeremy Hunt, in which context he showed that a UK withdrawal without an agreement with the European Union will have significant negative consequences both on this country and the EU member states, reads a press release of the

The Greek government is preparing draft bills and presidential degrees that will help mitigate the effects of a British exit from the European Union without a deal in place, news agency Bloomberg reported on Thursday.

Visiting the world famous ancient temple of Göbeklitepe in southeastern Turkey on Feb. 1, a UN official invited the tourists to visit the "unique" historical site.

Almost one in four Greeks cannot afford to heat their home sufficiently, according to Eurostat data collected as part of the annual EU survey on income and living conditions in the bloc.

Based on the report, 25.7 percent of Greeks said they were not able to keep their home adequately warm due to their economic condition.

Neighbors wait to receive bags of subsidized food distributed under a government program named "CLAP, " in the Catia district of Caracas, Venezuela on Jan. 31. (AP Photo/Rodrigo Abd)

Greece's creditors expressed disappointment regarding their recent visit to Athens during Thursday's session of the Euro Working Group.