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US Spied on Top European Politicians, Danish Intelligence Helped
The US spied on top politicians in Europe, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, from 2012 to 2014 with the help of Danish intelligence, AFP reported, quoting Danish and European media on Sunday.
US spied on Merkel, European allies with Danish help: Media
The U.S. spied on top politicians in Europe, including German Chancellor Angela Merkel, from 2012 to 2014 with the help of Danish intelligence, Danish and European media reported on May 30.
Swans of Kuğulu Park enjoy calm during weekend lockdown
Swans in Turkey's capital Ankara's Kuğulu Park enjoyed the calm during the weekend curfew imposed to curb the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic. (AA Photo)
Albania Remains Hostage to Its Communist Past
This March marked the 30th anniversary of the first multiparty elections in Albania that followed the fall of the communist regime, which, according to Neil Kritz, researcher at the American Institute for Peace, was one of the most tightly closed regimes in the world.
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Romania Seizes 1.4 Tons of Heroin Bound for Western Europe
Romania's organised crime prosecution body, DIICOT, on Thursday announced the capture at the Black Sea port of Constanta of a shipment of 1.4 tons of heroin, which officials called the second-largest haul of the drug in EU territory in recent years.
Eleven Foreign Intelligence Agents Exposed in Bulgaria Last Year – State Agency for National Security
"The interest of foreign intelligence services in the political, economic, social and defense and security spheres in Bulgaria remains constant", states the annual report on the activities of the State Agency for National Security (DANS) in 2020.
Turkey to start easing strict coronavirus lockdown tomorrow
The normalization stage began on May 17 and will continue until June 1, the country's Interior Ministry said on May 16.
Turkey imposed the full lockdown, which began on April 29, after the number of daily COVID-19 cases climbed to above 60,000 and the deaths from the outbreak also reached record highs.
Book Reveals Nadia Comaneci’s Ordeal in Ceausescu’s Romania
During the remainder of the Games, where she won three gold medals, she would receive the highest possible score six more times, becoming one of the most iconic sporting legends of all time - as well as a silver bullet for the Romanian regime in terms of international propaganda.
Turkey mulling three-stage normalization plan
Within the scope of its normalization plan, Turkey is considering a three-stage strategy to be implemented after the full lockdown ends on May 17, including the lifting of restrictions on restaurants and cafes in the first stage.
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Britain set to ease virus lockdown, but huge India outbreak persists
Britain on May 10 was set to announce a further easing of its coronavirus lockdown, joining several European nations in gradually reopening their economies, but India remained in the grip of a devastating outbreak.