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Aid agencies sound alarm over freezing Balkans weather as migrant deaths reported

Dozens of migrants are at risk of freezing to death in Europe after heavy snowfall and bitterly cold temperatures hit Greece and the Balkans, aid agencies said on Jan. 11

Aid agencies sound alarm over freezing Balkans weather as migrant deaths reported

Serbian police move PM to ‘safe place’ after weapons’ cache find BELGRADE – Reuters Police said they moved Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic and his family to “a safe location” on Oct. 29 after uncovering a weapons cache including a rocket-propelled grenade launcher near his parents’ home which he regularly visits. Comment(s) 10/30/2016	Macedonia braces for more protests as crisis deepens SKOPJE - Agence France-Presse Macedonia braced for fresh protests on April 14 after an anti-government demonstration turned violent, following the president's shock decision to halt probes into more than 50 public figures embroiled in a wire-tapping scandal Comment(s) 4/14/2016
Pro-West Montenegro ruling party wins, but falls short of single-party government PODGORICA Montenegro’s pro-West ruling party has won the most votes in the small Balkan country’s parliamentary election on Oct. 16, according to unofficial results, but without enough support to govern alone and assure the country’s chartered course into NATO and other Western institutions. Comment(s) 10/18/2016	Macedonian police fire tear gas at migrants on Greek border IDOMENI - Comment(s) 4/13/2016
127 more Srebrenica victims buried on 21st anniversary SREBRENICA, Bosnia and Herzegovina Thousands gathered in Srebrenica on July 11 to mark the 21st commemoration of Europe’s worst mass murder since the Holocaust and attend the funeral of 127 newly-discovered victims Comment(s) 7/11/2016	Greece blasts Macedonia for using 'excessive force' on migrants IDOMENI - Agence France-Presse Greece on April 11 lashed out at Macedonia for using 'excessive force' after police fired tear gas and rubber bullets on migrants trying to breach the closed border to enter the EU Comment(s) 4/11/2016
Turkey reiterates support for Bosnia's EU, NATO bids BANJA LUKA, Bosnia Turkey will continue to support Bosnia's EU and NATO membership bids, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu said on May 7. Comment(s) 5/7/2016	Macedonian police use tear gas on migrants at Greek border IDOMENI - Reuters Macedonian police used tear gas to push back hundreds of migrants from a border fence at a sprawling refugee camp on the Greek side of the frontier on April 10, a Reuters witness said Comment(s) 4/10/2016
Dozens of migrants break through Macedonian border: AFP Several dozen migrants managed to illegally cross from Greece into Macedonia on April 24 -- a border that has been shut since February, an AFP photographer reported Comment(s) 4/24/2016	Macedonia opposition to boycott elections SKOPJE - Agence France-Presse Macedonia's main opposition party said it will boycott a "sham" election in June, as parliament dissolved ahead of the vote which is supposed to end a political crisis Comment(s) 4/7/2016

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The prime suspect in ISIL’s Reina nightclub attack, Abdulkadir Masharipov, is finally captured after a massive, 15-day manhunt Police apprehend Istanbul nightclub attacker, details mount
An Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) militant who killed 39 people while wounding 65 others in a nightclub in Istanbul’s Ortaköy district on Jan. 1 took the orders to stage the attack from an ISIL emir in Syria’s Raqqa, according to Turkish authorities Istanbul Reina attacker ‘switched target’ after Raqqa order
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan called on the financial sector on Jan. 17 to open the taps of credit or face a reckoning. Erdoğan to banks: Ease loans or you’ll face us
A group of volunteers from an animal sanctuary association in the Mediterranean province of Antalya have set up a village for stray cats Volunteers set up village for stray cats in Turkey’s Antalya
Iraq has provided information to Turkey regarding Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) members that crossed into Turkey or who have been trying to do so, Iraq’s ambassador to Ankara has said. Iraq provided intel on ISIL members entering Turkey: Envoy
Ankara is planning to engage in more intense diplomacy with the U.S. under Donald Trump’s incoming administration, amid news that a Turkish presidential delegation is set to visit Washington D.C. in February to contact the new administration. Turkey to ‘intensify diplomacy’ with US after Trump enters White House
Whether by coincidence or not, a lot of things will start to change both in Turkey and in the world in the next two days A lot will start to change in two days
Turkey and its neighbors are getting ready for the new host of the White House. But the signs are confusing. Donald Trump’s policies sound like they will be remarkably different from his predecessor’s. A new game with Washington
Parliament will on Jan. 18 begin the second round of voting on an 18-article constitutional package, planning to accomplish the process before the end of this week and before President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan leaves for a three-country tour of Africa on Jan. 22. Where will one-man rule lead Turkey?
Two important events will begin today. In Ankara, the Turkish parliament will convene to start the second round of deliberations on a constitutional reform package that the opposition claims will convert Turkey into an authoritarian country, while in Mont Pelerin, Switzerland, the Cyprus conference that started last week will resume for technical talks at the level of undersecretaries and deputy undersecretaries. Tough challenges in a crucial week

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