Animals
Dangerous purple jellyfish appeared in Greece
Purple jellyfish, known as Pelagia noctiluca, reappeared in Greek waters in the summer of 2025, causing concern among locals and tourists. These jellyfish are known for their painful stings and…
Category: International
International
Danish zoo asks for pets to feed predators
The zoo in the Danish city of Aalborg is appealing for donations of small pets to feed its caged predators, the Associated Press reports. The zoo said it was trying…
International
Bulgaria: National Investigation Service is searching arms dealers
In response to a request for legal assistance from the National Anti-Corruption Bureau of Ukraine, a team of investigators from the Bulgarian National Investigation Service (NIS) is conducting searches and…
Christianity
King Solomon
David declared Solomon king, and not Adonijah, his son from Haggith, who was older than Solomon and who, without his father’s knowledge, was declared king by the priest Ebiathar and…
Christianity
Commentary on Psalm 90:11
St. Athanasius the Great as He will give His angels charge over you, to keep you in all your ways As He will give His angels charge over you. This…
Christianity
Commentary on Psalm 90:1
St. Athanasius the Great Praise of the Song of David Contents: In the eighty-ninth psalm, having depicted the conversion of the Jewish people, as was natural, he introduces in this…
Health
High cigarette prices have caused a third of Russians to quit smoking
The high price of tobacco products has become one of the main reasons for a third of Russians to quit smoking, TASS reported. Tiredness from smoking, health problems and a…
Health
Turkish Gendarmerie Seizes Over 62,000 Liters of Counterfeit Alcohol
A total of 62,600 litres of counterfeit alcohol were seized and 121 suspects were detained by the Turkish Gendarmerie during a specialized operation. It was carried out in all 81…
Culture
“Gallup International” has distanced itself from the Bulgarian “Gallup”
The international association "Gallup International" (GIA - Gallup International Association) has come out with a position with which it "categorically distances itself" from the surveys of the sociological agency "Gallup"…
Human Rights
Britain to repeal 200-year-old law banning vagrancy and sleeping outdoors
The British government has confirmed its intention to repeal the 200-year-old Vagrancy Act, which criminalises sleeping outdoors and currently affects homeless people in England and Wales, the UK government said…