Turkey’s deputy PM apologizes for police crackdown
Turkey’s deputy prime minister has apologized for a police crackdown on protesters, as anti-government demonstrations stretched into a fifth day
Read moreTurkey’s deputy prime minister has apologized for a police crackdown on protesters, as anti-government demonstrations stretched into a fifth day
Read morePrime Minister Viktor Orbán has declared a state of emergency due to the high water levels in the Danube, taking
Read moreAnti-government protests in Turkey have stretched into a fifth day, with police and demonstrators clashing in both Istanbul and Ankara.
Read moreThe death toll from floods in Central Europe has reached eight, with nine people missing, with cities and towns in
Read moreFive people have been confirmed dead and four are missing as a result of the flooding that has devastated parts
Read morePoland’s LOT national airlines resumed commercial flights of Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner on Saturday after over four months after the jets
Read moreThe Czech Republic government was set to hold an emergency meeting at 6pm on June 2 to address the impact
Read moreA woman died in Třebenice outside Prague on June 2 when her house collapsed because of flooding and four people
Read moreEuropean Union foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton is expressing deep concern at the violence that occurred in Istanbul and some
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