News archive of June 2024

In Paris, individuals from Bulgaria, Ukraine, and Germany were apprehended following a disturbance on Saturday involving coffins adorned with the French flag and the message "French soldiers in Ukraine." The Bulgarian citizen was behind the wheel of the van transporting the coffins, while the other two claimed they were paid 40 euros each to accompany him.

Approximately 5,000 animal rights defenders from across Türkiye gathered in Istanbul for a rally against a proposed law to euthanize stray dogs that are not adopted within 30 days of being captured.

BELGRADE - Based on 92.09 pct of polling stations processed and 91.43 pct of votes counted, the Serbian Progressive Party's Belgrade Tomorrow electoral list won the majority of votes - 52.85 pct (355,430 votes), or 64 seats in the Belgrade city assembly in Sunday's local elections in the Serbian capital, the City Election Commission announced on Monday.

Hakkari Mayor Mehmet Sıddık Akış from the Peoples' Equality and Democracy Party (DEM Party) has been dismissed from his post following his apprehension as part of an investigation into his alleged ties with the PKK terrorist organization.

The speaker of Georgia's parliament said on Monday he signed into law a controversial "foreign influence" bill adopted despite mass protests, Western condemnation and a presidential veto.

Georgia's parliament adopted the divisive law last week, overriding a presidential veto on the measure, which critics say is anti-democratic and mirrors Russian legislation used to silence dissent.

He expects the official endorsement of this significant group effort after seven years of R&D in this field

Since October 2021, we have been in a phase of seismic recession, noted Gerassimos Papadopoulos

Viktoriya Tomova, Bulgaria's top women's tennis player, concluded her doubles campaign at the Roland Garros tournament.

In just six days, voters will head to the polls to elect Greece's representatives in the European Parliament, and the primary concern among all parties is voter abstention.

Along with Beleris’ cousin was also an Omonia official from Himara – The two men were released this morning