Crime
Father of killed woman cries out against court ruling
The father of Pınar Gültekin, who was brutally murdered by her boyfriend Cemal Metin Avcı two years ago, has voiced his anger towards the court's decision of decreasing the murderer's sentence based on an "unjust provocation discount."
Families of Wartime Disappeared Urge Bosnian Prosecutors to Act
Relatives of 46 people from the Hadzici municipality who went missing in June 1992 and whose bodies have yet to be found held a rally outside the state prosecutor's office in Sarajevo on Monday, holding pictures of their loved ones and a banner with the names of the disappeared.
Online reservation fraud costs tourism industry millions
Online reservation fraud has cost the tourism industry at least $2 million in nine months, said a cyber security expert.
"People turned to online shopping after the pandemic broke out, buying goods on e-commerce platforms. The technically e-commerce platforms were not fully ready for this and some of them fell victim to data theft," said Serhat Özdemir.
US Company Threatens to Sue Montenegro Over Tobacco Seizure
Montenegrin Customs officers seize tobacco in the Port of Bar. Photo: Government of Montenegro
The Customs Office said it seized eight containers with 4,000 boxes of tobacco owned by a US company, Lenora International, registered in the US state of Delaware.
‘Bewitched’ statue in Salem vandalized with red paint
In the wiggle of a nose, a man partially covered the "Bewitched" statue in Salem with red paint, police said.
Witnesses called police to report someone spray painting the bronze statue, Capt. John Burke said on June 7. The statue depicts actor Elizabeth Montgomery, as lead character Samantha Stephens in the 1960s sitcom, sitting on a broomstick in front of a crescent moon.
Turkey: Rage over European Parliament’s damning report – Rage against Greece & Cyprus
It accused the European Parliament of “tolerating even members of ‘terrorist organizations’ to nest in the EP and make terrorist propaganda”
For Kosovo Women, In-Laws are Often Abusers Too
But Vjosa's story of oppression and struggle is older than the camera on the wall, older than the 2021 court verdict or the police reports that preceded it. The abuse began when she was 17, months into a marriage that began with love, she said, but quickly became controlling.
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Miami Beach doctor arrested for allegedly attempting to purchase 12-year-old as a sex slave
A former resident at Miami Beach’s Mount Sinai Medical Center was arrested and charged for an attempted sex trafficking of a young girl
Turkish woman involved in major retail theft in New York
A Turkish woman was among 41 people who allegedly took part in a massive retail theft in New York.
They were charged for their roles in this crime ring that stole luxury clothing and goods and thousands of items from drug stores that were then resold on eBay, New York Mayor Eric Adams and New York Attorney General Letitia James said in a press conference.
Turkish officials bust record amount of methamphetamine
Istanbul police have seized 1.1 tons of methamphetamine, a record amount of a potent central nervous system stimulant used as a recreational drug, during simultaneous anti-drug operations held on May 24.
"A big anti-drug operation. Congratulations to Turkish police," Interior Minister Süleyman Soylu said in a tweet.