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The eighth Take Off Istanbul Startup Summit has begun, bringing together around 500 startups and 250 investors from over 40 countries. The event features international pavilions, investor meetings, and training sessions.During a contentious Knesset session, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated his government allocated over 2 billion shekels ($620M) to the Foreign Ministry to combat what he termed propaganda about genocide. He defended Israel's international standing and mentioned ongoing dialogue with Russia.Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan congratulated the Syrian people on the first anniversary of their Liberation Day, honoring their 14-year struggle against tyranny. He stated Türkiye is proud to have stood with them and will continue to support Syria's reconstruction. Fidan also praised the Syrian government's rebuilding efforts.In an official statement, Türkiye extended heartfelt congratulations to the Syrian people on the first anniversary of the end of the civil war and the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime. The Foreign Ministry praised Syria's post-conflict foreign policy and pledged continued support for the nation's security, stability, and prosperity.In an official statement, Türkiye extended heartfelt congratulations to the Syrian people on the first anniversary of the end of the civil war and the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime. The Foreign Ministry praised Syria's post-conflict foreign policy and pledged continued support for the nation's security, stability, and prosperity.

The eighth Take Off Istanbul Startup Summit has begun, bringing together around 500 startups and 250 investors from over 40 countries. The event features international pavilions, investor meetings, and training sessions.During a contentious Knesset session, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated his government allocated over 2 billion shekels ($620M) to the Foreign Ministry to combat what he termed propaganda about genocide. He defended Israel's international standing and mentioned ongoing dialogue with Russia.Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan congratulated the Syrian people on the first anniversary of their Liberation Day, honoring their 14-year struggle against tyranny. He stated Türkiye is proud to have stood with them and will continue to support Syria's reconstruction. Fidan also praised the Syrian government's rebuilding efforts.In an official statement, Türkiye extended heartfelt congratulations to the Syrian people on the first anniversary of the end of the civil war and the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime. The Foreign Ministry praised Syria's post-conflict foreign policy and pledged continued support for the nation's security, stability, and prosperity.In an official statement, Türkiye extended heartfelt congratulations to the Syrian people on the first anniversary of the end of the civil war and the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime. The Foreign Ministry praised Syria's post-conflict foreign policy and pledged continued support for the nation's security, stability, and prosperity.

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Germany sets strict COVID-19 measures as cases soar

13:20, 08/11/2021, Monday

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Germany sets strict COVID-19 measures as cases soar

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7-day case rate jumps to over 200 per 100,000 people, first time since start of pandemic

German authorities on Monday started to implement stricter measures against COVID-19 amid an alarming rise in new infections.

The country’s seven-day case rate soared to 201.1 to per 100,000 people, marking the highest figure since the start of the pandemic early last year.

In the eastern federal state of Saxony, tougher rules were put in place beginning on Monday, with new restrictions for unvaccinated people.

According to the “2G rule,” only those who are vaccinated or recovered from COVID-19 were now allowed to access restaurants, bars or cultural events. Wearing FFP2 masks became compulsory in taxis, on trains, buses and trams.

Saxony and the neighboring Thuringia are currently the two federal states with the highest incidence of coronavirus cases, more than double the national average. They are also the states with the lowest rate of vaccination.

Authorities in Thuringia also announced stricter measures on Monday, introducing the “3G” rule for restaurants and indoor activities, requiring proof of COVID-19 vaccination, recovery or a negative test.

Students were required to get tested for coronavirus and wear a mask in class.

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