News archive of November 2014

Get to know Turkey through the words of those that have explored the country later in life, but embraced it even more so than many of the original inhabitants. Here's a look at some of the expat blogs on the land, food and culture Get to know Turkey through the words of those that have explored the country later in life, but embraced it even more so than many of the original inhabitants.

A decrease in Turkey's military spending has increased the share of social protection expenditures, according to an expert group. Instead, there has been a rise in domestic security expenditures.

Bulgaria has become a popular destination for middle-class Russians to buy a second home, the Financial Times wrote on Sunday.

By Ilias Bellos

Representatives of the Greek government, state sell-off fund TAIPED, the HFSF bank bailout fund, local banks and other listed companies are in New York on Monday to meet with the US investment community at of the 16th annual Greek Investor Forum.

By Ilias Bellos

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The article is from New Statesman.

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BELGRADE - National Theatre Opera stars and solos will appear on Rasa Plaovic stage on Monday for the traditional charity concert to mark the World AIDS Day.

JERUSALEM - Serbia and Israel share good bilateral ties, Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic stated on Sunday upon arriving in Israel for an official visit, and expressed the expectation that the visit would produce significant results on the political and economic levels.

Danish politicians have reacted furiously to the Turkish EU minister’s remarks criticizing Denmark’s decision to report Turkey to the EU due to an ongoing row over the release of a Danish writer’s suspected shooter.

Vice Prime Minister for National Security Gabriel Oprea, also minister of the interior, said that December 1, Romania's National Day, carries the utmost symbolic significance for the Romanian people.