Greece expands border fence with Turkey
Greece will almost double the length of the 5-meter-high steel fence along its river border with Turkey.
The news was announced by the Minister of Civil Defense in Greece, Takis Theodorikakos. He said that the fence, 37.5 kilometers long, will be extended with the other 35 kilometers along the river, which is known to the Greeks as "Evros" and to the Turks as "Meric".
This measure comes as a result of the influx of people crossing illegally from Turkey to Greece.
Taiwan's prime minister and his cabinet resign
Taiwan's Prime Minister Su Tseng-chang and his cabinet resigned but will remain in office until they are replaced. At the moment, there is no name that can replace the prime minister.
Su's move follows the defeat of the ruling Democratic Progressive Party (DPP) in local elections in November.
Zelensky says that Ukraine will take back Crimea
"It's our land," Zelensky said, addressing his people and saying that Ukraine will retake Crimea.
He emphasized that there are no peace talks, because even when they did diplomacy, they lost their land.
Turkey in the elections: Erdogan promises a great victory
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan announced that Turkey will hold presidential and parliamentary elections on May 14, which are expected to be the most important in the century-long history of the Turkish republic.
The polls show that both the parliamentary and presidential elections will be strong and will constitute the big test for Erdogan in two decades of power in the country that is considered a regional power and that is an important member of NATO.
Meanwhile, Erdogan promises absolute victory against other political forces.
