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Computer Museum opening doors in Ljubljana
Ljubljana – Slovenia will get a Computer Museum on Saturday, located in Ljubljana’s Šiška district and opening its doors with an exhibition highlighting computer software, among other things. The museum will feature one of the largest collections from the world of computers in this part of Europe.
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Ukraine granted candidate status
The European Commission has recommended that Ukraine and Moldova be granted candidate status as a symbolic step on the long road to membership in the European Union.
Georgia will be asked to fulfill certain conditions before it receives that status, Reuters reported today.
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PKK images on buildings show how loose Sweden is on anti-terror fight: FM
Members of the PKK have projected images of the terrorist organization's flag and its leader, Abdullah Öcalan, on the elevations of main public buildings in Sweden's capital Stockholm late on June 16.
Sweden, Finland’s support to terrorist organizations threat to NATO: Akar
The fact that Sweden and Finland are providing political, financial and military support to terrorist organizations poses a threat to NATO as well, Türkiye's Defense Minister Hulusi Akar has said, expressing Ankara's disturbance over the continued arms embargo by some allied countries.
Did America take the wrong step? Big mistake
As they stated, it is possible that they will do the American people a disservice.
According to the article, the opinion on the advantages of Sweden and Finland joining the North Atlantic Alliance is wrong, because the organization risks not only increasing costs for new participants, but also provoking a conflict with Russia.
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NATO summit discussed at five-way meeting in Berlin
Representatives of Turkey, Germany, the U.S., Britain and France met in Berlin on June 14, where the upcoming NATO summit, Sweden and Finland's membership application to the alliance, food shipments and Aegean issues were at the center of discussions.
More than 3 million tourists visit Antalya
Antalya, one of Turkey's major holiday destinations, has welcomed 3.1 million foreign tourists since the start of the year.
Foreign tourist arrivals in the city, which is located on the Mediterranean coast, increased by 227 percent between Jan. 1 and June 12 from the same period of last year, according to data from the provincial directorate of culture and tourism.
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Record Increase in Hate Crimes against Turks Abroad
The number of hate crimes against Turks living abroad has risen to a record high, according to a report quoted by the Turkish English-language media Daily Sabah.
Slovenia failed to notify Brussels of pandemic-related border checks
Luxembourg – Slovenia did not inform the European Commission of the re-introduction of border checks on EU borders due to the Covid pandemic in the summer of 2020 and the spring of 2021 and the Commission did not check compliance with Schengen rules, the European Court of Auditors has found.
NATO chief: Turkey has ‘legitimate concerns’ over terrorism
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg said on June 12 that Turkey has "legitimate concerns" over terrorism and other issues that need to be taken seriously.
Turkey has accused Finland and Sweden of supporting the PKK terrorists and says it will not back the two Nordic nati-ons joining NATO until they change their policies.