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Ankara Municipality changes street name of US Embassy to ‘Olive Branch’
The Ankara Metropolitan Municipality has decided to change the name of a street in front of the United States Embassy to “Olive Branch,” which is the name of Turkey’s military operation in the Afrin province of Syria.
U.S. Еmbassy to Мove to Jerusalem by the Еnd of 2019
The U.S. embassy in Israel will move to Jerusalem by the end of 2019, U.S. Vice President Mike Pence said on Monday, according to Reuters.
"In the weeks ahead, our administration will advance its plan to open the U.S. Embassy in Jerusalem - and that United States Embassy will open before the end of next year," Pence said in a speech to the Israeli parliament in Jerusalem.
Russia seizes 2 U.S. properties and orders Embassy to cut staff
Russia took its first steps on Friday to retaliate against proposed American sanctions for Moscow’s suspected meddling in the 2016 election, seizing two American diplomatic properties and ordering the United States Embassy to reduce staff by September.
US embassy issues security message over Turkey coup attempt commemoration events
The United States Embassy has issued a security message over upcoming July 15 coup attempt commemorations across Turkey, advising U.S. citizens to avoid demonstrations and large gatherings.
US Embassy denies receiving information request from prosecutor in Turkish intel trucks case
The U.S. Embassy in Ankara has denied reports claiming that it received a note from the prosecutor's office asking it for the reason behind phone calls by two Gülenist figures involved in the National Intelligence Agency (MİT) trucks case.
However, the Istanbul chief public prosecutor has stated that the embassy received the information request as of the afternoon of July 5.
US Embassy confirms call to key coup attempt figure in line with cooperation with Turkish officials
The United States Embassy to Turkey has confirmed the occurrence of a call from the U.S. Consulate General in Istanbul to a phone belonging to fugitive coup attempt suspect Adil Öksüz on July 21, 2016, as stated in an indictment prepared by a Turkish court. The embassy said the call was part of law enforcement cooperation with Turkish officials to stop Öksüz from fleeing the country.
November 17, 1973: A day of remembrance (photos + videos)
Forty three years ago today, Greek tanks broke down the main gate of the Athens Polytechnic, killing students and marking the start of the end of the seven-year dictatorship that had begun on April 21, 1967.
US President Obama visits Cuba
US President Barack Obama arrived in Cuba on Sunday starting the three-day visit, the first by a US president in 88 years.
This historic visit is the culmination of a diplomatic opening announced by Obama and Cuban President Raul Castro in December 2014 , putting an end to an estrangement which was started when the Cuban revolution overthrew a pro-American government in 1959.
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National Theater actors stage terrorist’s play for free despite official cancellation (pics + video)
The National Theater of Greece’s performance of an experimental play, titled “Nash Equilibrium”, based on a work by convicted Revolutionary Organization November 17 terrorist Savvas Xiros sparked outrage of victims of the terrorist group. Even the United States embassy had expressed its outrage before the cancellation of the work was announced.
Macedonia Opposition Suspends Crisis Talks with Govt
The opposition Social Democrats, SDSM, said they were withdrawing from the talks after the National Prosecutors Council on Wednesday gave the green light to just seven out of the 14 proposed deputy special prosecutors who will investigate alleged mass illegal wiretapping by the Macedonian authorities.