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Azerbaijan Temporarily Suspends Gas Supplies to Bulgaria

Azerbaijan has temporarily suspended natural gas supplies to Bulgaria, as announced by Bulgargaz. The interruption, which began on January 7, 2025, was attributed to technical issues. According to Bulgargaz, the supplier notified them of the disruption on January 6, with expectations that deliveries will resume by January 11, 2025.

Gas Transit Agreement Ends: Ukraine Stops Russian Gas Flow

Ukraine has ceased the transit of Russian natural gas as of the morning of 1 January, transitioning its gas transmission system to operate without transit. This development follows the expiration of a 2019 cooperation agreement between the Gas Transmission System Operator of Ukraine and Russia's Gazprom.

Vucic receives New Year and Christmas greetings from numerous foreign officials

BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic has received New Year and Christmas greetings from numerous foreign officials.

The greetings were sent by Chinese President Xi Jinping, Russian President Vladimir Putin, UAE President Sheikh Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan and German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier, the press office of the president of Serbia said in a statement.

DJ, officers busted in drug-fueled party

A drug-fueled private party in a rented villa in Kalyvia, eastern Attica, led to the arrest on Monday morning of 10 people, including a British DJ of Azeri descent who is accused of organizing the event.

Among those detained were two individuals charged with drug trafficking, including the DJ, and three Greek police officers allegedly working as bouncers.

Michaela, the “soul” of the drug-fueled party: Who is the Azeri DJ, cousin of Aliyev, arrested in Kalyvia – Her troubles with the law

A drug-fueled party catering to all tastes was set up in a luxurious villa in Kalyvia by a DJ and her group, who today fell into the net of Greek FBI agents.

Erdoğan wraps up busy year of diplomatic engagements

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan has maintained a busy diplomatic schedule in 2024, engaging in intensive international contacts across 17 countries and hosting leaders from 18 nations in Türkiye.

A significant portion of Erdoğan's efforts focused on resolving the crisis in the Palestinian territories and addressing other global and regional issues.

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