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US condemns attack on Turkish reporter in Pennsylvania
The U.S. State Department has condemned the attack on Turkish journalist Yunus Paksoy during a live broadcast in Pennsylvania.
The incident on June 1 took place near a farm believed to be the residence of Fetullah Gülen, the U.S.-based leader of FETÖ, the group behind the failed 2016 coup attempt in Türkiye.
The killer boy revealed what he did before the massacre PHOTO
It is an unprecedented crime that shook the entire nation.
Then 13-year-old K.K. liquidated ten people in the school hallway and the history office - nine students and a security guard.
One of the latest information is that before the crime, the killer boy searched on the Internet "whether there is a life sentence in Serbia".
Balkan Countries Suffer In Southern Europe’s Heatwave
Greek meteorologists said Friday is expected to be the hottest day this year so far, with the temperature reaching 44 degrees Celsius in central Greece and Thessaly.
A woman uses an umbrella to protect herself from the high temperatures in Athens, Greece, 13 July 2023. Photo:. EPA-EFE/ORESTIS PANAGIOTOU
First-time voters may have decisive say in Turkish election
Turkish university student Yunus Efe has known only one leader of his country - Tayyip Erdogan. As he prepares to vote for the first time in elections this month, the 22-year-old says it is time for change.
This Week in Central Europe / 31 March 2023
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Protests All Over Greece Over Deadly Train Accident
Students, lawyers, teachers, rail workers, members of unions and many others responded to Greece's largest private and public sector unions' call to protest on Thursday over the deadly train crash.
Greek Journalists to Hold Strike for Justice for Train Crash Victims
A protest march in Athens on March 3 over the deadly train crash near the city of Larissa. Photo: EPA-EFE/ALEXANDROS BELTES
They are also demanding that journalists be allowed to do their jobs without interference from media owners who usually have their own business agendas.
Other demands listed in a joint statement include better working conditions and salaries.
Greeks Take to Streets Protesting Over Deadly Train Crash
A 24-hour nationwide strike and mass protest over the fatal train accident of February 28, which claimed the lives of 57 people, took place on March 8 throughout Greece.
Tens of thousands of people on the streets: France paralyzed PHOTO
In the new bill that will go through the parliament, it will be written that employees retire at 64, instead of 62, which is the current limit, "BBC" reported.
City and intercity rail service is almost at a standstill, and many schools and other public services are closed.
At Orly Airport in Paris, one out of five flights is canceled on average.
Poland Struggles to Contain Oder River Environmental Catastrophe
The Oder river, which runs along Poland's border with Germany before flowing into the Baltic Sea, is suffering from an environmental disaster and dead fish are washing up on the river banks. For over two weeks, local volunteers with the authorities have removed more than 10 tonnes of dead fish from the river area on the Polish side.