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Turkish naval ships & choppers reportedly missing since botched coup, Turkey Deputy PM deniesTurkey’s navy is still unable to account for 14 ships, while two helicopters with 25 special forces troops are also missing since an unsuccessful coup plot against the government. However, Deputy PM Numan Kurtulmus has denied any naval vessels are unaccounted for.
Health Ministry draft bill seeks to restrict e-cigarettesIn a bid to outlaw the use of electronic cigarettes in public enclosed spaces, the Health Ministry tabled a draft bill in Parliament on Friday that equates consumers – also known as “vapers” – to tobacco smokers.
Cannabis for Medical Use to be Legalized in GreeceThe Greek Health Ministry on Monday announced the formation of a working group consisting of academics, psychiatrists, and scientific and legal advisers of the prime minister, health ministry and the justice ministry and members of patient associations, to initiate a discussion on the medical use of the cannabis.
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QuoteTrendy Ancient Greek Sandals Elude the Economic Crisis in Greecehttp://greece.greekreporter.com/2016/07/21/trendy-ancient-greek-sandals-elude-the-economic-crisis-in-greece
Greek MPs set to lower voting age, abolish bonus seatsGreece's lawmakers were poised to revamp the electoral law and abolish a system of bonus seats on Thursday, in a move authorities say will better reflect public opinion in the crisis-hit nation. At present, a bonus of 50 seats is offered to the party that wins the most votes in a national election, irrespective of how thin or wide the margin of victory is.The law also lowers the voting age by a year to 17, a move the Interior Ministry says will 'sharpen democratic reflexes' among youngsters.The vote is expected to take place late in the evening.
Japan 'to stop making VCR machines'Production of the last videocassette recorder (VCR) to be made in Japan will cease by the end of the month, according to the Nikkei newspaper.Funai Electric has been producing VHS-playing VCRs for 33 years, most recently in China for Sanyo.But last year it sold just 750,000 units, down from a peak of 15 million a year, and has been finding it difficult to source the necessary parts.VCRs were introduced in the 1970s but were superseded by DVD technology.Last year, Sony announced it would stop selling Betamax video cassettes - a rival to the VHS. VCRs were required to play or record such tapes.It was 12 years ago that UK High Street retailer Dixons decided to phase out the sale of VCRs due to the popularity of DVD players.
Bournemouth were gifted a fortunate goal in their pre-season match against USA club side Minnesota United. Home goalkeeper Sammy Ndjock will probably not want to see again the moment he accidentally threw the ball into his own net
Haven't got all the details but heard seven 'shop keepers' in Elios-Pronnoi (Skala-Poros-Katelios area) have been arrested over the past 24 hours for "illegal occupation of the foreshore" - I'm guessing it might have something to do with taverna 'kioskis'
QuoteTurkish naval ships & choppers reportedly missing since botched coup, Turkey Deputy PM deniesTurkey’s navy is still unable to account for 14 ships, while two helicopters with 25 special forces troops are also missing since an unsuccessful coup plot against the government. However, Deputy PM Numan Kurtulmus has denied any naval vessels are unaccounted for.https://www.rt.com/news/352046-navy-ships-missing-turkey/
QuoteBournemouth were gifted a fortunate goal in their pre-season match against USA club side Minnesota United. Home goalkeeper Sammy Ndjock will probably not want to see again the moment he accidentally threw the ball into his own nethttp://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/36857987
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