News archive of November 2023

Serbia's arrangement with IMF successful, to become precautionary

BELGRADE - Reputation and trust are earned only through results and we, as the National Bank of Serbia (NBS) and a country, have earned that through the results shown by the International Monetary Fund (IMF) during its second review from October 19 to 31, and we expect this to be confirmed by the IMF Executive Board on December 21, NBS Governor Jorgovanka Tabakovic said on Wednesday.

Turkish security forces thwart DHKP-C militants near Evros border, report claims

Turkish security forces have neutralized four members of the Revolutionary Liberation Party-Front, or DHKP-C, a leftist militant group, near the Evros border, according to a report in the pro-government Yeni Safak newspaper. The report has not been independently confirmed.

How Fast Payout Online Casinos Change the Industry

Online casinos require players to use their real money. Players will be picky in choosing an online casino due to the competitive market. They would research and compare and one of the most critical aspects they would consider is the payment methods available.

Parents patrolling Kifissia neighborhoods

In response to the increasing rate of juvenile delinquency in and around the northern Athens suburb of Kifissia, parents and concerned citizens have set up the "Kifissia Watch" group to help with police work every Friday and Saturday. 

Influencer detained over money laundering

An influencer, widely recognized in the country for her ostentatious and luxury lifestyle, has been detained following an investigation encompassing a series of allegations, including money laundering.

Second Pig Heart Transplant Recipient Passes Away After Pioneering Procedure

In a somber announcement, the University of Maryland Medical Center revealed the passing of Lawrence Fawcett, a 58-year-old patient who made history as the second recipient of a genetically modified pig heart transplant. The groundbreaking procedure had captured global attention, offering hope for those facing terminal heart disease.

European Commission Approves Novavax's Adapted COVID-19 Vaccine for Winter Season

The European Commission has granted approval for the Nuvaxovid XBB.1.5-adapted COVID-19 vaccine, a groundbreaking step in the fight against the ever-evolving pandemic. Developed by Novavax, this marks the first protein-based vaccine tailored to address the unique challenges posed by the autumn-winter season.

Bulgarian PM: The Day of the People's Awakeners Unites Us

"The holiday of the people's awakeners unites us. Patriarch Euthymius, our heroes from the Revival and Liberation. This is a day that unites all Bulgarians and we must bow our heads before today's meeting of the Council of Ministers," said Prime Minister Nikolai Denkov before today's meeting of the Council of Ministers.

Car rentals heading for an all-time high

Short- and long-term car rentals are projected to record their best ever performance in Greece this year.

The industry could only benefit from the significant increase in tourism arrivals, the rise in car registrations and the continued demand also from individuals for long-term rental services (leasing).

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