More than 500 Australians are expected to be evacuated from Lebanon today as the situation in the country deteriorates, the Australian government has announced. According to a report by Australian broadcaster ABC, two charter flights will depart from Beirut to Cyprus today, with Qantas transporting passengers onward to Sydney next
The government is well aware of the difficult and competitive conditions that prevail today in Cyprus’ agriculture, listens to the problems and seeks through its policies to give new momentum for progress and prosperity, the Minister of Agriculture, Rural Development and Environment, Dr. Maria Panayiotou, said on Friday night. In
Trkiye: Turkish defense firms are showcasing their cutting-edge products at Trkiye’s premier technology and aviation gathering. TEKNOFEST, organized this year in the southern city of Adana, gives visitors a chance to see missiles, aircraft, arms and military equipment. Schools and competition teams also get a chance to introduce their ideas
Cyprus President Nikos Christodoulides said on Friday he was cautiously optimistic ahead of a meeting in New York, with the UN Secretary General and the leader of the Turkish Cypriot community, expressing his expectation that the meeting will be the first important step towards a substantial restart for the currently
More than 500 Australians are expected to be evacuated from Lebanon today as the situation in the country deteriorates, the Australian government has announced. According to a report by Australian broadcaster ABC, two charter flights will depart from Beirut to Cyprus today, with Qantas transporting passengers onward to Sydney next
ISTANBUL: Several migrants, including a child, died while trying to cross the English Channel, French authorities confirmed Saturday. French Interior Minister Bruno Retailleau described the incident as a “terrible tragedy,” adding that the child was “trampled to death in a boat.” Retailleau blamed the tragedy on human smugglers, saying they
