Aftermath of World War II
FM marks VE day with a statement on social media
Foreign Minister marked Victory in Europe day with a statement uploaded on social media on Monday.
"78 years since the surrender of Nazi Germany and the Victory of the Allies in Europe Day. Greece contributed to this victory, with the sacrifices and struggle of its people, fulfilling her debt to humanity," he said.
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Turkey wants voice of Non-Aligned Movement to become stronger: FM
Turkey supports the Non-Aligned Movement (NAM) and wants to see its voice become stronger, the country's foreign minister said on Oct. 11.
At a summit marking NAM's 60th anniversary in Serbia's capital Belgrade, Mevlüt Çavuşoğlu hailed the movement as the "voice of a just and inclusive world."
31-member Covid-19 committee to continue advisory role
The Greek government had decided to replace the large committee with a smaller 7-member team, a decision that was taken back
Twenty-Eight Tonnes of Nazi Gold Traced down in Poland
Twenty-eight tonnes of Nazi gold worth more than £1billion may have been traced to the grounds of a palace in Poland after the location was mentioned in an SS diary.
The stash of gold bars, jewellery and coins is believed to be sitting 200ft down at the bottom of a destroyed well shaft in the grounds of the Hochberg Palace, near the city of Wroclaw.
Legacy of ‘89: Revolutions for Whom?
This is the latest in a series of articles on the legacy of the fall of the Iron Curtain 30 years ago. See more.
His words helped fuel rapid political and economic changes throughout post-communist Europe. Thirty years later, it is worth asking how well Kohl and other Western leaders kept this promise.
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Thirty Years: The Changing State of Freedom in Central Europe
This is the latest in a series of articles on the legacy of the fall of the Iron Curtain 30 years ago. See more.
In a period of just six months, protest-driven popular movements swept away communist regimes in Bulgaria, Czechoslovakia, East Germany, Hungary, Poland, and Romania — all of which had consistently been rated "Not Free" by Freedom House.
EU agrees to start Australia, New Zealand trade talks
European Union countries cleared the way on May 22 for the bloc to begin free trade talks with Australia and New Zealand in a drive to forge new alliances as trade tensions with the United States increase.
Russia posing most complex challenge since Cold War: UK army chief
The head of the British army warned on Jan. 22 that Russia poses the “most complex and capable” security challenge since the end of the Cold War, warning against complacency in a high-profile intervention.
Military parade for National Day to be held the Arch of Triumph
Approximately 3,500 troops and specialists from the Ministry of National Defence, the Ministry of Interior and the Romanian Intelligence Service are going to participate on December 1, alongside troops from several allied or partner countries, in the military parade organized in celebration of Romania's National Day, at the Triumph Arch Square, the Ministry of National Defence (MApN) announced
Russian Aerospace Force's Strizhi land in Belgrade
The aerobatic display group Strizhi ("Swifts") of the Russian Aerospace Forces (VKS) has arrived in Belgrade, RTS reported on Tuesday.
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