EU Annual Inflation Slows in March 2024, Bulgaria's Rate at 3.1%
Eurostat's latest report revealed a slowdown in annual inflation across the European Union, with the figure dropping to 2.6% in March 2024 from 2.8% the previous month
Turkish Cypriot Government Resigns
World | April 23, 2005, Saturday // 00:00
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The government of the breakaway Turkish Cypriot state in northern Cyprus resigned today, making way for Prime Minister Mehmet Ali Talat to take over as president. Talat, 53, was elected president in elections on April 17, replacing the breakaway state's 81-year-old founder, Rauf Denktash. Denktash accepted Talat's resignation today, a formality that allows him to take over the presidency in a ceremony tomorrow. Denktash did not run in the election.
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