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'Today’s picture of clashing views does not justify disputing the evolutionary path of European cooperation.'

The PM clearly views its prospective ratification as a major accomplishment of his government.

'When the Turks become a majority, they will demand a referendum and say that the will of the people should be heeded,' the archbishop said.

'It is my country. It is my fatherland. I can’t tell you how happy I felt when I heard the PM say, ‘You are from here.'

Greece is still up in the air, without direct contact with the markets, and without an ensured path in the final analysis.

While the elections in Greece may lead simply to a handover of power, the European Parliament elections may well produce a very different political terrain in the EU.

One can find much about the current system to criticise, but one must admit that it guarantees equal treatment.

It is by now obvious that after-the-fact expressions of horror over bomb attacks will not suffice.

'All those who with the rhetoric of hatred pave the way in terms of ideology and politics for blind violence are doing great harm to the country, and they must rethink matters very carefully'

Özersay criticised UN envoy Lute for not referring to a “common vision” and for pushing an agreement on the basis and the agenda for talks by the end of the year.

At approximately 7:00, when the sexton was about to open the doors of the church, he spotted a suspect box on the sidewalk and immediately called the police.

Aside from the existentially crucial European elections, 2019 will be the year of Brexit, if indeed it goes forward, and of Angela Merkel’s possible withdrawal from the political stage of Germany,

'Political equality' between the two communities in Cyprus has long been in the vocabulary of the UN in settlement efforts, but it has taken on a new meaning now that rich offshore gas and oil deposits have been found in Cyprus’ (EEZ)

The American Embassy has been exceptionally friendly toward the current government, especially during the last two years, with Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras’ turn toward Washington. 

“Always a guarantor of peace, The Turkish Army has never harmed civilians, including kids and women and has never had a reputation as such,” the Turkish Defence Ministry said in a statement.

What had occurred was a joint US-France exercise, to which Turkey was alerted by Nato systems, and Ankara hastened to tie up the adjacent area for a Turkish exercise.

“As President of Bulgaria, I do not agree with the name ‘Northern Macedonia’. There is no such country. That name cannot be adopted." said Rumen Radev.

The more handouts the government announces the more the main opposition party’s lead in the polls is grows.

The anxieties of the last days are rooted is Ankara’s inability to stop the Greece-Cyprus-Israel collaboration or to impede the designs of international politics on the biggest underwater natural gas pipeline in the world, East Med.

In the economy, the government appears for purely electotral reasons to be testing its limits with pledges, civil service hiring, and various handouts.