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TASS reported a “prevented assassination attempt” against Metropolitan Tikhon (Shevkunov)

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The Russian state news agency TASS reported end of february a “thwarted terrorist act against Metropolitan Tikhon (Shevkunov) of Simferopol and Crimea.” Two of his students, graduates of the Sretensky Theological Seminary, have been arrested....
International

From Jail, Öcalan Shuts Down His PKK

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The outlawed Kurdish militant group PKK announced a ceasefire with Turkey on Saturday, March 1, 2025, after a landmark call by detained PKK leader Abdullah Öcalan for the group to disband. It was the first...
Archeology

Ancient Biblical City in Jordan Holds King David’s Secret

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An Iron Age settlement known as Mahanaim was part of the Kingdom of Israel (late 10th to late 8th century BCE), and an archaeological team believes it has identified the city mentioned in the...
Culture

Bulgaria hosts of the session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee

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The Bulgarian government approved funding in the amount of up to 1,890,000 leva to ensure activities related to the organization of the 47th session of the UNESCO World Heritage Committee in the summer of...
Christianity

Russian Church Transfers Karlovy Vary Church to Hungary to Secure Ownership

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The resort town of Karlovy Vary in the Czech Republic, traditionally popular with Russian tourists, is known for its thermal springs and colonnades. However, it has recently been receiving increasing attention from the Russian...
Christianity

Patriarch Theodore in Kenya again speaks about the schism created by the “church from the North”

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The Patriarch of Alexandria Theodore II celebrated his name day in Kenya, where on February 17 he celebrated the Divine Liturgy in the church of “St. Macarius of Egypt” at the patriarchal school “Archbishop...
Culture

“Museums change lives! Trapholt really does!”: Significant expansion of Trapholt on the way

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Press release 20.02.25 With full funding secured, Trapholt is facing a major expansion and transformation that will future-proof the museum and provide visitors with even more experiences. Thanks to support totaling DKK 102.4 million from...
Defense

Russian State Arms Trading Company Announces Orders for $60 Billion

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The order portfolio of the Russian state-owned company "Rosoboronexport", a specialized exporter of Russian weapons, has exceeded 60 billion dollars. This was stated by the CEO of "Rostec" Sergey Chemezov during the opening of...
Christianity

Do our prayers help the dead in Orthodox perspective?

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Can I influence the posthumous fate of a deceased loved one through prayer? Answer: There are opinions in Church Tradition on this matter that differ greatly from each other. First of all, we remember the words of...
Animals

What does it mean when your cat closes its eyes during petting?

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When we pet our cats and they close their eyes, we often wonder what exactly this behavior means. It turns out that this gesture is very meaningful and reveals a lot about the emotional...
Defense

Psychotherapist and deacon arrested in Ukraine

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The suspects tried to gather information about the concentration points of Ukrainian military personnel and equipment in Kharkiv Kharkov The Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) has detained a psychotherapist and a deacon from the Kharkiv...
FORB

European Church of Scientology Engages in Global Religious Freedom Advocacy at IRF Summit 2025

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KINGNEWSWIRE // Washington, D.C. – February 6, 2025 – The International Religious Freedom (IRF) Summit 2025 brought together a diverse coalition of religious leaders, human rights advocates, and policymakers to discuss global religious freedom challenges....
America

How New U.S. Trump Tariffs Could Affect European Businesses and American Consumers

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In a move that could significantly alter transatlantic trade dynamics, former President Donald Trump has announced intentions to impose tariffs on European imports, citing concerns over trade imbalances and the European Union's (EU) trade...
Europe

Lebanon Forms New Government: EU Pledges Support for Reforms

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Lebanon has ushered in a new era of governance with the formation of a long-awaited government led by Prime Minister Nawaf Salam. The announcement has sparked reactions from the international community, including strong backing...
Animals

When do cats go into heat

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With the arrival of spring, the lengthening of the day and the increase in natural light, our purring friends begin to go into heat. This is a natural physiological process in which female cats...
Animals

When do cats entering puberty

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When does puberty begin? This is the stage in the life of your purring pet when it reaches sexual maturity. Sex hormones begin to be formed, and this process starts approximately from the third to...
Culture

Geneva Red Cross Museum could close due to budget cuts

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The International Museum of the Red Cross and Red Crescent in Geneva could be closed or relocated due to a lack of state subsidies, AFP reported. The museum's director, Pascal Hufschmidt, was shocked when he...
Economy

Russia may supply gas to Transnistria via Bulgaria

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Russia may resume gas supplies to Transnistria via the TurkStream gas pipeline. According to data from the RBP trading platform, on January 20, the Cypriot company Ozbor Enterprises reserved the pipeline's capacity of 3.1...
Christianity

Ballistic missile hits St. Andrew the Cathedral church in Zaporizhia

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On January 18, during a morning attack, two Russian ballistic missiles hit the city’s St. Andrew the First-Called UOC cathedral in the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhia. The dome of the church collapsed. Fr. Konstantin Kostyukovich...
Education

Over 16,000 students expelled from schools in Greece

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Over 16,000 students have been expelled from schools in Greece for using mobile phones in class, after a ban on the devices was introduced, reports the Bulgarian National Radio correspondent in Greece. Despite the children's...
Energy

25 million solar panels and 3000 turbines

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The Western Green Energy Hub (WGEH), planned in Western Australia, will be among the largest green energy projects on the planet. Spread over 15,000 km² of land, this megaproject will include 25 million solar...
International

Ants Remember Their Enemies and Hold a Grudge

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Memory shapes behavior throughout the animal kingdom. This is true even for ants, which not only do not forget their enemies, but are also capable of holding a grudge against them, writes Study Finds....
Health

Baby gorilla found at airport recovers, even gains weight in Istanbul

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A 5-month-old gorilla was rescued from the cargo hold of a plane and is now recovering at a zoo in Istanbul as wildlife officials consider returning it to its natural habitat. The gorilla was...
Christianity

Romanian Church Encourages Organ Donation

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The Romanian Orthodox Church encourages Christians to donate their organs when it is necessary to save the life of another person. This is clear from a text recently published on the official website of...
Archeology

Lost Residence of King David Discovered

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A biblical site frequented by Israelite kings according to the Hebrew Bible has been identified in Jordan, researchers say. The Iron Age site, known as Mahanaim, was part of the Kingdom of Israel (also...
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