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Greek police arrest seven suspected of attacks on migrants
Greek police arrested seven people and were searching for another two on suspicion of planning or carrying out attacks on migrants on the island of Lesvos, authorities said Friday.
Police said five Greeks and two foreigners between the ages of 17 and 24 were arrested on Thursday night outside the Moria migrant camp, the largest camp for asylum-seekers in the Greek islands.
US president hails close ties between Washington and Athens
US President Donald Trump has reportedly hailed the "excellent" relationship between Athens and Washington and expressed optimism over deeper defense ties in comments while welcoming Greece's new ambassador to Washington, Alexandra Papadopoulou, at the White House.
Going against transparency
Without the assistance of organized and trained volunteers, the management of the refugee crisis would have been far more burdensome for the state.
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Who is the Bulgarian who was Banned from Entering the US over Corruption?
In a statement published by the US Embassy in Bulgaria on February 5, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo publicly announced that Bulgarian Specialized Criminal Court judge Andon Mitalov was barred from entry to the US because of involvement in significant corruption, BNT reported.
Statement by US Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo:
Probe launched into plane crash in Istanbul after three killed
Three people have died and 179 were injured when a plane skidded off the runway at an Istanbul airport, caught fire and split into three after landing in rough weather, with both the state and the airline company launching probes into the incident.
PM Orban, after adoption of censure motion: Gov't lands on its feet
Parliament is dominated by ''retrograde forces'', that have trampled on democracy, but the Government is landing on its feet, Prime Minister Ludovic Orban said on Wednesday, after Parliament adopted the censure motion.
Herro Mustafa: Bulgarian to be Banned from Entering the US over Corruption
The USA undertook the first measure against corruption in Bulgaria, BNT reported.
The United States Ambassador to Bulgaria, Herro Mustafa, on February 4 said that the name of the first Bulgarian who will be banned from entering the USA for corruption will be announced within days. She said that this case is very clear and the Americans acted very quickly.
Happily ever after? Data shows no more
A woman, identified as M.G., in Turkey's Aegean city of İzmir, left her husband after 11 years of marriage.
"When I found out my husband was cheating on me with another woman, I told him I no longer wanted to live with him. I was a housewife with two children at the time," she told Anadolu Agency, asking to remain anonymous.
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US: Khashoggi's Turkish fiancee to attend State of the Union
Democratic Congressman Gerry Connolly said on Feb. 4 that murdered Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi's fiancee, Hatice Cengiz, will be his guest for State of the Union address.
Greece to grant provisional social security number to asylum seekers
Five key ministries on Monday signed a joint decision to grant a provisional social security number to all migrants who have applied for asylum in Greece, providing medical coverage and a right to work while they wait for a decision.