Jan 20, 2024. Posted by Balkan Periscope - Hellas
A Turkish court on Jan. 16 ordered the release of Ahmet Bostancı, who was
previously arrested for "insulting Mustafa Kemal Atatürk" after
leaving a mosque in protest against prayers for Atatürk on his death
anniversary and "making insulting social media posts."
Turkey 's
energy minister on Saturday highlighted Libya's potential in oil and gas,
reaffirming Ankara's readiness to collaborate with countries and firms to
help Libya use this potential.
On January
10, George Gerapetritis, the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Greece, visited
Armenia, the Press Office of the Armenian Foreign Ministry reported.
Turkish
Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan hosted Somalia's acting Foreign
Minister Ali Mohamed Omar for talks in the capital Ankara on
Thursday.
A report
published in Iran on Wednesday revealed the growing trend of womb renting, or
surrogacy, in the country amid cries about human rights violation.
Due to a
cold snap, France has temporarily restarted a coal-fired power plant in the
north-east, near the German border.
Jeddah.
Saudi Arabia and Kosovo have signed an agreement for the mutual exemption
from short-term residency visas for holders of diplomatic and special
passports.
Matthew Saltmarsh, spokesperson for the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), confirmed on Tuesday that about 16.9 million people in Ukraine urgently need humanitarian support.
Berlin.
Around 550
demonstrators and their vehicles took part in the farmers' demonstration at the
Brandenburg Gate in Berlin on Monday morning to protest the government's
planned subsidy cuts for the agricultural industry.
The answer
lies in its history. In Ulysses, by James Joyce, the antisemitic character
Deasy says that the reason there was no antisemitism in Ireland was because
they never let the Jews in, in the first place.
Baku, Azerbaijan
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan discussed peace talks between Azerbaijan and Armenia during a meeting with US Secretary of State Antony Blinken, Trend reports.
Iraqi officials on Thursday accused the U.S. of escalating tensions in Iraq
after a U.S. airstrike in Baghdad killed the militia leader of an
Iranian-backed group.
Jan 2,
2024. Posted by Balkan Periscope - Hellas
Somalia said Tuesday it was recalling its ambassador to Ethiopia, declaring
that a controversial port deal Addis Ababa signed with the breakaway region of
Somaliland was a violation of its sovereignty.
A Libyan
militia announced the death of a fighter during fierce clashes with another
militia, in the Tajoura suburb of Tripoli, according to local media
Cairo.
Egypt's membership in the BRICS activated on Monday, which was
welcomed by Russia, current chair of the group, and that expressed desire to
continue cooperation for deepening partnership and accomplishing many
achievements.
Jan 1, 2024. Posted by Balkan
Periscope - Hellas
Ethiopia on Monday struck a "historic" agreement to secure a stake in the main port in Somalia's breakaway region of Somaliland as the landlocked country eyes more access to the sea, officials said.
The areas
of Yemen that are under the control of the Houthis, as well as the capital
Sanaa, the institution of slavery has returned.
South
Africa on Friday filed an application instituting proceedings against Israel
before the International Court of Justice (ICJ), requesting the court
to indicate provisional measures.