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Euronews to shut down Turkish service
The Euronews television channel based in France plans to end its broadcasts in Turkish and Italian.
In a statement, the National Union of Journalists said Euronews plans to dismiss 30 journalists.
The Italian channel will be closed, but news in the language will be broadcast in digital media, while the Turkish service will no longer be available, the statement added.
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Foreign media: Serbia leads the pack; Vučić: We could not choose PHOTO
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Zaev says EU snub playing in the hands of nationalists
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A Large Fire Broke Out at a Chemical Plant in France (VIDEO)
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"Euronews" reports on Macron's Belgrade visit
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Euronews and Telekom to Start Serbian TV Channel
European international news channel Euronews and HD WIN, a company owned by Telekom Serbia, are starting a new news channel and digital platform called Euronews Serbia, designed for audiences in Serbian-speaking areas, it was announced on Monday, just before French President Emmanuel Macron began an official visit to Belgrade.
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Secret negotitaions conducted: Macron brings one world media to Serbia?
Managing Director of Euronews Michael Peters will be among the members of the delegation of French President Emmanuel Macron visiting Serbia today, Blic announced, referring to its findings. Negotiations on the start of the broadcast, the paper writes, lasted almost a year.
Greek bailout was long and hard, ex-Eurogroup chief says
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Turkey on April 30 rejected a Euronews report regarding a meeting of Turkish, Russian and Iranian Foreign Ministers on Syria held in Moscow over the weekend.
Euronews: Bulgaria is Applying for Schengen by Strictly Guarding its Border with Turkey
Bulgaria hopes during its six-month presidency of the EU Council that it will be able to convince Brussels that it is ready to become a member of the Schengen area, according to a report by Euronews Television at the Bulgarian-Turkish border.