- Magda Panoutsopoulou
- Europe News
Greece’s prime minister wins confidence vote
Alexis Tsipras receives minimum 151 votes needed for his leftist government to survive
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Dimitris Kufodinas, a convicted member of November 17 terror group, was granted furlough sixth time in a year.
Unknown attackers pelt stones and break windows of buildings; no casualties reported.
- Esra Kaymak & Ayşe Hümeyra Atılgan
- Europe News
Turkish, US, French ministers discuss anti-Daesh fight
Defense Minister Fikri Isik and his US, French counterparts discuss Mosul offensive and planned operations in northern Syria.
- Muhammed Ali Gürtaş
- Europe News
Turkey, Kosovo set for free-trade deal
Turkey does not want 'passive friendship' with Kosovo, says economy minister.
Batumi Turkish School to be supervised by Turkey's Education Ministry.
- Emin Avundukluoğlu
- Europe News
Sweden 'supports Turkey's EU membership'
Foreign Minister Margot Wallström says EU should maintain dialogue with Turkey.
Parliament passes bill for historic mosque to be built in Athens, something long sought by Greece's Muslims.
Central Command chief says post-coup purge might effect Turkey-US military cooperation.
- Ayhan Şimşek
- Europe News
Operations at Incirlik back on track: US
'We're going to work very closely to try to mitigate' effects of overthrow attempt, Joints Chiefs chairman says.
- Vasiliki Mitsiniotou
- Europe News
Greece to lower voting age, change electoral system
Electoral reform may not be enacted until future general election.
- Ahmet Sait Akçay
- Europe News
Gulen-affiliated university closed in Azerbaijan
Closure of Qafqaz University comes days after failed coup in Turkey.
Serbia will take take all measures to stop illegal border crossing, says Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic.
Interior Minister Efkan Ala says ethnic Turks fleeing Ukraine will receive nationality alongside Syrians.
- Can Erözden
- Europe News
Ukrainian soldier killed in clashes
Surge in violence between government forces and separatists in eastern Ukraine continues.
- Bosnia marks 21st anniversary of Srebrenica genocide
- 3 Ukrainian soldiers killed in 24 hours: Kiev spokesman
- NATO to deploy surveillance aircraft against Daesh
- NATO to deploy hundreds of troops over Russia concerns
- Russian TV network breaches UK broadcasting rules
- Germany's Merkel pushes Bosnia to implement EU reforms
- Greek Cypriots accept Turkish help to fight wildfire
- Netherlands to not use 'genocide' for 1915 events
- Azerbaijan 'spent $6bn on displaced people'
- Greek Parliament adopts reform bill for bailout money
- Turkey recalls Circassian exile under Russian empire
- Egypt confirms Greek debris is from missing airplane
- Greek PM inaugurates TAP gas pipeline
- Azerbaijani soldier martyred in Karabakh border clash
- Crimean Tatar from Ukraine wins Eurovision Song Contest
- Crimean Tatars rally to remember 1944 deportations
- Up to EC to solve visa crisis, says Turkish EU minister
- Ukraine slams Russian raids, arrests of Crimean Tatars
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