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Scandal with the baptism of the children of a famous gay couple in Greece

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On July 7, American Archbishop Elpidophorus (Ecumenical Patriarchate) baptized the children of the homosexual gay couple of Norwegian fashion designer Peter Dundas and his Greek partner Evangelis Bousis at the Church of St. Theotokos...
Economy

A bunch of grapes sold for $10,700

Gaston de Persigny -
A participant in a tender held in Ishikawa Prefectural Park in central Japan bought a cluster from the Japanese delicacy grape variety, Roman Rubi, for a total of ¥1.5 million (about $10,700). This was...
Europe

Ukraine: Guterres condemns deadly missile attack on Vinnytsia

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The UN Secretary-General is appalled by the deadly missile attack on Vinnytsia in central Ukraine on Thursday, that reportedly killed at least 22 people
Economy

A water battery has been launched in Switzerland: it was built in 14 years and 2 billion euros

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The 900 MW water battery, which cost Switzerland 2 billion euros and took 14 years to build, has already been put into operation. The battery is located 600 meters underground in the Swiss Alps,...
Charities

Charlotte Casiraghi, Princess Caroline, Christian Louboutin at the Rose Ball in Monaco

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In Monaco, after a two-year break due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Rose Ball (Bal de la Rose) was again held - a charity evening in support of the Grace Kelly Foundation. Princess Caroline of...
Health

Vegan mother starves to death her child

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A Florida vegan mother has been found guilty of killing her 18-month-old son after feeding him only raw fruits and vegetables. Sheila O'Leary, 39, faces up to life in prison after a jury convicted her...
Culture

Tourists bought 300 bottles of champagne for 54,000 euros for all customers in a restaurant

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Two American businessmen bought 300 bottles of champagne to treat all the customers at a restaurant on the island of Mykonos. The €54,000 bill was rounded up to €60,000 to allow for a tip. The...
Culture

The house where Giuseppe Verdi lived for 50 years for sale

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The news ends the long-standing feud between the heirs of the Italian composer The house where composer Giuseppe Verdi lived for 50 years is for sale. The news ends the long-standing feud between the Italian...
Council of Europe

Tirana will demand secession on the way to the EU if Skopje does not support the “French” proposal

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Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama expressed hope that North Macedonia will support in the parliament the "French" proposal to end the dispute with Bulgaria, because otherwise he will demand "the very next day" that...
Culture

Georgian adventurers in “Macedonia” at the end of the 12th century

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Author: Prof. Plamen Pavlov In 1194, King Assen I defeated the Byzantine army in the Battle of Arkadiopol (Lozengrad) in "Macedonia" - Eastern Thrace The episode with the Georgian Liparites completes our knowledge of the Bulgarian-Byzantine...
America

Forbidden island with a dangerous biological laboratory

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In 1979, an old DC-3 transport plane landed at a Marine Corps base near Beaufort, South Carolina. On board was an extremely unusual cargo, which even the military who served at the base came...
ENTERTAINMENT

Valbona Valley – the pearl of the Albanian Alps

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The breathtaking landscape with blue rivers and high peaks is combined with the rich traditions, fresh and unique cuisine of the northern Albanian villages The Valbona National Park and the Valbona River Valley, the pearl...
Environment

In the gold mines of the Klondike a baby mammoth found preserved in the permafrost

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On June 21, at the Klondike gold mines near Eureka Creek in Canada, workers found the body of a baby mammoth in the permafrost that had died about 30,000 years ago. This is the...
International

Europe finally refused to cooperate with Russia on the ExoMars mission

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The European Space Agency (ESA) has decided to permanently end cooperation with Roscosmos on the second part of the ExoMars project, which involved sending a Russian landing platform and a European rover to Mars,...
Defense

Russia passes wartime economy laws

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Require businesses to provide goods and services to the military when requested by the Russian government, and require workers to work nights and weekends without annual leave Russian lawmakers approved two bills on first reading...
Health

Link between hunger and anger confirmed

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Psychologists have confirmed the link between hunger and negative emotions. An experiment involving 64 volunteers who lived normal lives and filled out a questionnaire with questions about well-being five times a day showed that...
International

A large amount of alcohol in the center of the Milky Way found

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According to scientists, the discovery will help us better understand how stars are formed A team from the Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy in Germany discovered a cloud of propanol alcohol molecules located at...
Environment

Nasturtium from the Tropaeolaceae family

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The Latin name of the flower comes from the Latin word "trophae" - a small trophy, because of the helmet-like shape of some parts of the flower and its thyroid leaves. Garden nasturtium, nasturtium, Indian...
Environment

How flowers affect mood

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Flowers can affect our mood. Their color sometimes affects our health. The science studying and applying the healthy effect of colors is called color therapy (colorotherapy). How do flowers affect mood? The color red...
Defense

An international scheme for fictitious marriages: Men from the Middle East married Bulgarian women

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They did this because of a legal stay in the EU Through fictitious marriages with Bulgarian men from the Middle East, they manage to secure a legal stay on the territory of the European Union....
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Pope Francis to visit Putin: Fuss in Moscow

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Kirill is activating his network behind the scene to prevent Sevastianov to succeed, which is not without risk for the latter. Kirill is a former agent of the KGB and does not back off from dirty tricks to reach his goals. Sevastianov, who in fact is a former colleague of Kirill, and worked for years as the director of the St. Gregory the Theologian's Charity Foundation, the biggest Orthodox Foundation in Moscow founded by Kirill and Metropolitan Hilarion, has recently declared that the support of the Moscow Patriarch to the war was to be considered has a heresy, from a religious point of view. That’s no shy statement by far.
Europe

Ukraine struggling now, but winters in Ukraine are very harsh: UNHCR chief

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While the Russian military advance in eastern Ukraine continues to escalate, the UN refugee agency, UNCHR, on Thursday warned that the winters in Ukraine will be very harsh for the millions of people affected by the war.
Economy

UN launches Business Integrity Portal to bolster anti-corruption efforts

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New Business Integrity Portal launched to bolster anti-corruption efforts in the private sector 16 countries included in the portal thus far. Vienna (Austria), 30 June 2022 —Tackling corruption requires all parts of society to play their part....
Europe

Ukraine reconstruction is a ‘long road’ but it must start now: Guterres

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UN chief António Guterres lent his support on Tuesday to international efforts to rebuild Ukraine, as a conference began in Switzerland to garner support for the war-shattered country.
Europe

The deterioration of human rights in Belarus, Human Rights Council hears

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The deterioration of human rights in Belarus continues to engulf the country in a climate of fear and arbitrary rule, a UN-appointed independent human rights expert warned on Wednesday. Presenting her annual report to the Human...
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