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Turkey’s Karadeniz Holding, which develops and operates energy-generating ships, has announced the largest of its four ships seized in Pakistan was released after 25 months since the crisis broke out with the Pakistani government.

Turkish entrepreneur Hamdi Ulukaya, who was dubbed the “Steve Jobs of yogurt,” by Forbes magazine and who is among the most successful 10 businesspersons in the U.S. will not be able to sell his Chobani brand yogurt in the United Kingdom.

A group of Montenegrin borrowers, represented by the Center for Consumer Protection, has taken the Hypo Alpe Adra Bank to court in Podgorica after it refused to convert their increasingly expensive Swiss franc loans into euro - and change variable rates to fixed.

Turkey’s top military board starts its annual three-day meetings Aug. 4 to review both military readiness and decide promotions in the army amid growing regional unrest that has put Turkish borders with Iraq and Syrian into jeopardy.

Argentina blames the United States for the legal battle that forced it to miss a debt payment and, despite ratings agencies’ declarations to the contrary, denied being in default.

Dačić testifies in Galenika corruption case

BRUSSELS -- Foreign Minister and SPS party leader Ivica Dačić has confirmed that he was question as a witness on the Galenika corruption case.

Uganda's constitutional court on Aug. 1 overturned tough new anti-gay laws that had been branded draconian by rights groups, saying they  had been wrongly passed by parliament.

The law is "null and void," the presiding judge told the court, saying the process had contravened the constitution, as it has been passed in parliament in December without the necessary quorum of lawmakers.

What happened during Bayram?

I’d like to give you a balance sheet of what happened during Bayram in Turkey.

Untimely death:In the traffic wars in Turkey; there have been 150 deaths, with nearly 1,000 wounded…
Bombs went off in Gaza. 1,200 dead…

The Supreme Court is to review the decision by judges in Patra to acquit two of the four men charged over the shooting of 28 migrant workers at a strawberry farm in Nea Manolada last year.

Mircea Basescu will be kept under preventive detention as the Constanta Court of Appeal on Thursday defeated his request to be prosecuted under house arrest.

The court take the same decision for co-defendant Marian Capatana.

The court's decision to keep Mircea Basescu and Marian Capatana under preventive detention is final.