The Supreme Court of Greece decided not to give Turkey the eight Turkish soldiers who fled their country after the coup attempt in the summer of 2016, reported Reuters, citing a source in the court. The military are the Air Force officers who had fled to Greece by a military helicopter and requested asylum.
Today in Turkey about 100,000 people accused of involvement in a greater or lesser extent to the movement "Khizmat" Fethullah Gulen have been brought to trial. About 15.000 are soldiers, many of whom were arrested. -02D-
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The European Union is set to introduce new sanctions targeting Russia’s so-called "shadow fleet" following a high-profile incident in the Baltic Sea that raised concerns over regional security and environmental risks, according to a statement by the European Commission and EU foreign policy chief Kai Kallas.
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Former U.S. President Donald Trump’s ambitious proposal to purchase Greenland, the world’s largest island, has reemerged as a topic of debate, with close aides and allies claiming it remains a serious consideration for his potential second term. However, Greenlandic and Danish officials reiterated their disagreement with this concept, calling it an affront to their sovereignty, according to an article in the New York Post.
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On December 26, flowers were laid at the General Consulate of the Republic of Azerbaijan in Aktau in memory of the Azerbaijanis who lost their lives in the plane crash. Posters appeared on the walls as a tribute to the victims.
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Protests broke out on Tuesday in several predominantly Christian neighborhoods of Damascus after a video circulated online showing a group of people burning a Christmas tree near Hama in central Syria, according to Western media reports.
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