News archive of May 2015

Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras said on Sunday Greece should not be blamed for not yet reaching a deal with its creditors and called on fellow European leaders to bypass technical talks and come to a political solution.

Iconic figures of the anti-government Gezi protests of June 2013 which spread throughout the country remain hopeful despite difficulties

President Klaus Iohannis states that the meeting with Prince Charles on Sunday, at the Cotroceni Palace, was a pleasure and that he is a man who treasures Romania and promotes the Transylvania wherever he goes in the world.

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Anti-aircraft gun bullets fired from Syria have hit a watch tower in Turkey?s southeastern province of Hatay, the Turkish General Staff has announced. 

Questioning the content of trucks that were stopped by the gendarmerie while carrying ?logistical assistance to Turkmens? in Syria last year was nobody?s business, Turkish PM Ahmet Davuto?lu has said, drawing attention to the timing of publications accusing Turkey of delivering weapons to rebel groups in the neighboring country. 

Questioning the content of trucks that were stopped by the gendarmerie while carrying ?logistical assistance to Turkmens? in Syria last year was nobody?s business, Turkish PM Ahmet Davuto?lu has said, drawing attention to the timing of publications accusing Turkey of delivering weapons to rebel groups in the neighboring country. 

Minister of Foreign Affairs Bogdan Aurescu extended, on Sunday, to all Romanians abroad the warmest wishes on the occasion of the Day of Romanians Everywhere.

Main opposition Republican People?s Party (CHP) leader Kemal K?l?çdaro?lu criticized the ruling Justice and Development Party (AKP) government?s changing stance on the Syria-bound Turkish National Intelligence Agency (M?T) trucks, which were stopped in Jan. 2014. 

The corpses of 17 migrants were brought ashore in Sicily aboard an Italian naval vessel on May 31 along with 454 survivors as efforts intensified to rescue people fleeing war and poverty in Africa and the Middle East. 

It doesn’t get more Greek than a plate of Moussaka though Turks may beg to differ. In Arabic countries the dish is served cold whereas the Balkan Moussaka is nice and warm.

What differentiates the Greek version is the layers that are separately cooked before being combined in the final baking. The modern Greek version was probably formulated by chef Tselementes in the Twenties…