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Stalin, Nicholas II and 5 other historical figures who had tattoos

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Today teenagers, adults, even the elderly want to decorate their bodies with tattoos - but this was not always the case. Until the end of the 20th century, body drawings were common among prisoners...
Institutions

Croatia can start minting Euro coins

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Croatia may start minting Euro coins after its central bank and the European Commission signed a Memorandum of Understanding on Friday, specifying how their production will take place once it is allowed to join...
ENTERTAINMENT

Bulgaria: A red deer perceives himself to be a cow

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A red deer thinks for himself to be a cow in the Bulgarian Rhodope Mountain. Although it sounds ridiculous, it creates problems for the people in the Kardzhali village of Kyosevo, NOVA TV reports. The...
America

What Happens to Cryptocurrency: From Rise and Fall to State Recognition (2)

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In the United States, the authorities were concerned about the impact of cryptocurrencies: the Securities and Exchange Commission began a fight against bitcoin ETFs, and the launch of the Bakkt bitcoin service for institutional...
America

The church and the Ministry of Health organize an International Conference on the Ministry of Hospital chapels

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On October 6, an international online conference "Spiritual Assistance of Hospital Priests (Chaplains) in Medical Institutions: Law, Psychology, Organization" will take place. Hospital chaplains, scientists, doctors, clergymen, government officials from Russia, USA, Germany, Italy,...
Books

Superhero-Scientists: The Most Interesting Comics About Science

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Today comics are studied at universities, dissertations are defended in the form of comics, they are used as teaching material in school lessons. We will tell you what scientific comics are and whether such...
Books

Thought Leadership and Media Insights from a CEO

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During the past month, Peter Mousaferiadis, a self-described cultural entrepreneur and the Founder and CEO of Cultural Infusion, has been sought after for his thought leadership and opinions in worldwide media. On August 22 2021, he...
America

War for clean water: how the most common liquid ended up in short supply

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Fresh water accounts for only 2.5% of the world's reserves: it can become one of the most valuable resources in the world, regional or even global wars will break out around. We will tell...
ENTERTAINMENT

The great Maya Plisetskaya lost her father when she was only 13 years old in the Stalinist Gulag camps

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The great ballerina passed away 4 years ago, shortly before she turned 90 The great ballerina of the 20th century Maya Plisetskaya was born on November 20, 1925. your hands. She was born in Moscow, in...
Education

DNA analysis has revealed the mysterious origins of the ancient Etruscans

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The evidence gathered from DNA analysis finally puts an end to the debate over where the ancient Etruscans came from - an ancient civilization that developed in Italy. Led by anthropologist Cosimo Posth of the...
America

The Havana Syndrome Mystery: An Attack by Russia or a Mental Disorder? (2)

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A bunch of problems plagued early investigations - failed consistent data collection, poor communication between the State Department and the CIA, and the skepticism of their internal medical teams caused tension. Only one in nine...
Economy

Switzerland: Too much money will flow from the EU to Bulgaria, and that will be a problem

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"There is a lot of money, but there is no time. Bulgaria does not want Swiss money yet," Sara Novotny wrote at the beginning of an article published on the website of the Swiss...
Health

First country in Europe has completely lifted all restrictions against coronavirus

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A truly bold and avant-garde decision was made in Europe: last week, the leading Scandinavian country lifted absolutely all restrictions against coronavirus infection. Thus, Denmark became the first European state to abandon vaccination passports...
Education

Espionage in favor of archeology: Alexander the Great’s lost city found in Iraq with the help of spies

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Declassified spy photographs, confirmed by drone footage, showed the outlines of a city that is probably the "lost" city of Alexander the Great for more than 2,000 years, according to The Times. Never defeated in...
Education

Trials and escape of Princes Lobanov-Rostovsky (1)

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Let's talk about the trials and incredible, in terms of the events of the Civil War, the escape of the Lobanov-Rostovsky family from the Red Terror to Orthodox Bulgaria, which they chose as a...
International

Navalny‘s fund revealed the secret life of Sergei Lavrov

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The investigation claims that his other wife owns inexplicably expensive property. Sergei Lavrov has been foreign minister since 2004. He is now a candidate for parliament, suggesting he will no longer be a minister after...
Education

The Trojan horse may not be just a myth after excavations in Troy

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Archaeologists in Turkey say they have found the remains of a Trojan horse during excavations in the historic city of Troy on the Hissarlak hills. There they found a large wooden structure. Historians and...
Europe

Jasmine fields in France – the soul of the best-selling perfume in the world for a century

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Jasmine blooms at night and its flowers gather early in the morning. Picking jasmine for the best-selling perfume in the world - Chanel No. 5, which this year celebrates its 100th anniversary, is in full...
America

With a ceremony, the United States will return to Iraq a 3500-year-old cuneiform from Gilgamesh

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The clay tablet contains fragments of the Epic of Gilgamesh, considered one of the oldest literary works of mankind and tells of the adventures of a powerful king of Mesopotamia in search of immortality....
Health

For whom coffee becomes dangerous

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After the age of 40, avoid coffee if you insist on health and sleep. This is the conclusion of a Canadian study. People who work at night should be especially careful. A study by...
America

Italy worships Dante on the day of his death

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Celebrations of the 700th anniversary of the poet's death (1265-1321) began in Italy in March. Italy worships today Dante, who died on the night of September 13-14, 700 years ago, AFP reported. The celebrations of...
ENTERTAINMENT

Wild boars attacked Shakira, took her bag

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"They took my bag to the forest with my mobile phone in it. They destroyed everything," said the singer. Singer Shakira said she was accidentally attacked by a pair of wild boars while walking in...
Christianity

Vaccination: ethical aspects in the light of Orthodox doctrine

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It is incorrect to claim that the principled refusal of the vaccine as such can be conditioned by the Orthodox faith. The choice in favor of vaccination or refusal of it is an individual...
America

The head of the OECD wants Bulgaria and 5 other countries in the club of the rich

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The new plan could be discussed next week. The new Secretary General of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Matthias Corman of Australia, is proposing that six countries, including Bulgaria and Brazil, join...
Health

Human life can last 130 years, even longer

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People can live up to 130 years or more, even if this possibility is small, say Swiss scientists, quoted by AFP. The maximum length of human life remains a controversial topic. According to some studies,...
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