Following what she said was "injury to Turkish citizens by the Greek Coast Guard," the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs today summoned the Acting Embassy of Athens to Ankara and handed him a protest note.

In a press conference today, the Chief Criminal Prosecutor of the Public Prosecutor's Office of Kazakhstan, Serik Shalbayev, announced the deaths of 225 people, including 19 security forces, during the riots in the country during the past period.

A day after the Swedish army began patrolling the main town on the Baltic island of Jutland, amid rising tensions between NATO and Russia, especially with the recent deployment of a landing ship in the Baltic Sea.

In an attempt, apparently, to calm the angry street of the decision to raise gas prices, of great importance in Kazakhstan, following protests that exploded following the increase in fuel prices, the President of Kazakhstan, Kassim Tokayev, dismissed the government in the country and declared a state of emergency.