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Greek PM says pensions will rise for first time in more than a decade
Prime Minister of Greece Kyriakos Mitsotakis The minimum wage will rise again next year and pensions will rise for the first time since the financial crisis more than a decade ago, it said on Saturday. The euro zone’s most indebted country received more than 260 billion euros in international loans between 2010 and 2015 in exchange for tough austerity policies that included a series of pension and wage cuts.
Ukraine investigates emergency export of thermal coal Poland – Kyiv
Ukraine will study whether emergency supplies can be made to neighboring countries Poland President Volodymyr uses 100,000 tons of thermal coal to help it through the coming winter Zelensky said Saturday. In an evening speech, Zelensky He also said he had ordered to speed up work on upgrading Ukraine’s transmission lines. Khmelnitski Nuclear power plant shipped to Poland.
Swedes head to polls in close election marked by crime and energy crisis
Swedes vote Sunday in election with incumbent centre-left Social Democrats Against a right-wing bloc that embraces anti-immigrant Sweden Democrats To regain power after eight years in opposition.As a steady increase in the number of shootings rattles voters, the campaign has seen political parties strive to be the toughest on gang crime, while inflation and energy crises soar in the wake of the U.S. invasion Ukraine more and more central.
German foreign minister says Ukraine Support will not waver
German Foreign Minister Anna Lena Belbok Berlin expresses support Ukraine Will not waver in the face of reduction Russian She arrived on Saturday for a second visit Ukraine The capital, Kyiv. “We will stay Ukraine as long as necessary,” Belbok said in a statement, adding that German Support will include weapons as well as humanitarian and financial aid.
Ukraine: We have shown we can beat Russianwe need more weapons
successful counterattack Russia programme Ukraine can defeat Moscow’s army, but Kyiv Need to get more arms from its partners, foreign minister Dmitro Cooleba said Saturday. early Saturday, Moscow abandoned its main fort in the northeast Ukraine After the sudden collapse of one of the war’s main fronts Ukraine The troops advanced rapidly.
Mali leaders want ‘compensation’ for release Ivorian Soldier
Mali’s interim president wants mutually beneficial solution to end diplomatic dispute over 46 Ivorian imprisoned soldier Malinoting that Côte d’Ivoire has granted asylum to its wanted politicians military government, state television said Saturday.This Ivorian Soldiers were detained at the international airport in the capital Mali, Bamako, July 10.Mali’s military government Said they flew in without permission and were considered mercenaries.
king Charles Monarch announced on September 19, Queen’s funeral
State funeral for queen elizabeth Royal officials said Saturday that it will take place on Monday, September 19, because of her son Charles The new King of England is officially announced in a colorful ceremony that is full of spectacle and dates back centuries. The 96-year-old monarch’s death sparked tears, grief and warm tributes, not only from the Queen’s close relatives and many Britons, but from around the world – reflecting her 70 years on the world stage.
prince Harry, Megan join in William and Kate on Windsor Walk
prince Harry and his wife Megan join in William and wife Kate They walk among the crowds near Windsor Castle on Saturday after their grandmother died queen elizabeth, raising the prospect of reconciliation between the brothers.the king’s two sons Charlesonce so close after the death of their mother Diana in a Paris A car accident in 1997, has fallen over the past few years Harry and Megan Abandoned the royal title and moved to the United States.
Russia abandons major northeastern town Ukraine troops advance
Moscow abandons its main fortress in the northeast Ukraine Saturday, after one of the war’s main fronts suddenly collapsed Ukraine The troops advanced rapidly.the rapid decline of Izim Kharkiv province is Moscow’s worst defeat since its troops were forced to return from capital Kyiv March. Ukraine Hailed as a turning point in the six-month war, thousands of Russian Soldiers leave ammunition stocks and equipment as they flee.
Europeans doubt Iran’s intentions in nuclear talks spark anger in Tehran
France, U.K. and Germany They said on Saturday they had “serious doubts” about Iran’s intentions to restart the nuclear deal, but were rejected Tehran And was called “very out of place” by Moscow. Iran Earlier this month, to EU’s Proposed text to restore the 2015 agreement Tehran has limited its nuclear program in exchange for usEU and United Nations economic sanctions.
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