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IOM scales up aid at EU-Belarus border, as migrant hypothermia deaths tick up  

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The International Organization for Migration (IOM) and partners, are scaling up aid along the border between the European Union and Belarus, amid worsening winter weather, which is leading to rising deaths due to hypothermia among asylum seekers stranded there. 
FORB

PAKISTAN: MEPs visit in Islamabad: Interview of MEP Tomáš Zdechovsky

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BRUSSELS/ISLAMABAD - On 10 February 2021, MEP Peter Van Dalen, a Dutch member of the European Parliament and co-chair of the Intergroup on Freedom of Religion or Belief addressed a written question to Josep...
America

The US Marine Corps with the weakest vaccination against COVID-19

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Thousands of troops are on track to miss the November 28 deadline Thousands of US Marines are on track to miss the November 28 deadline to be fully vaccinated against COVID-19, Reuters reported. Thus, the Marines...
International

Chaos at the airport in the popular Spanish resort of Gran Canaria

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Noticeably increased travel demand, expansion of available destinations and lengthy medical checks have wreaked havoc at the airport in the popular Spanish resort of Gran Canaria. For a long time, the crowd of tourists...
Europe

Europeans have undergone genetic evolution over the past millennia

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Scientists have found evidence of evolutionary changes in Europeans over the past two to three thousand years. They found three traits in Europeans that are subject to constant pressure from natural selection. The characterization of...
Archeology

Roman Baths – in Bulgaria, archaeologists have found jewelry that was lost 1600 years ago

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In Bulgaria, archaeologists have discovered a gold chain with three beads in Roman baths, The history blog reports. Such a find was discovered in the Deultum National Archaeological Reserve, which is located in southeastern...
America

An investigation against a Greek metropolitan for major abuses has begun in Sweden

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The Directorate of Religious Affairs of the Kingdom of Sweden convenes an extraordinary crisis meeting in connection with an extensive journalistic investigation, published in four parts in the authoritative daily Gothenburg Post by a...
International

The US State Department welcomes Radev’s clarifying position on Crimea

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"We welcome President Radev's clarifying statement today, in which he reaffirms Bulgaria's support for Ukraine's territorial integrity and sovereignty. And it clearly states that Crimea belongs to Ukraine, "said US State Department spokesman Ned...
America

GRU* Space Intelligence: Every American Satellite Is Registered

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Russia keeps space in sight. This is not some kind of bravado, but reality. Recently, Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu voiced the topic that a satellite was targeted in outer space. It seems like they...
International

Do you want to buy a Roman villa with a mural by Caravaggio?

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Are you looking for a luxurious residence in Rome and have half a billion euros at your disposal? No need to look around anymore: Villa Aurora - a jewel of real estate and art...
International

Kim Jong-Un inspected a key construction site

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North Korean leader Kim Jong Un visited the city of Samjiyon in the northwestern part of the country, where the largest construction of a modern city in the republic is underway. This was announced...
America

Why there are so few victims of COVID-19 in Africa

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Only 7 percent of Africans have been vaccinated, but the number of newly registered cases there is much lower than in Europe, Deutsche Welle reports. What is the reason? Far fewer new COVID-19 infections are...
Health

Christmas bonus for doctors, pensioners and people with disabilities in Greece

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Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has announced an additional Christmas bonus for health workers, low-income pensioners and people with disabilities who receive benefits. The additional bonus aims to reduce the shock of rising prices in...
Human Rights

People eat locusts, cockroaches, grass and noise: Mass famine in Madagascar

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They have already eaten everything that is edible. They ate locusts and cockroaches, they ate grass, noise and mud. There is a mass famine in Madagascar. People there have not contributed anything to climate...
America

Tivoli: the place where Christmas lives in Denmark

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The magical Christmas destination will be open from November 19 to January 2 As Christmas markets in Europe gradually close (some even before they open - such as the one in Munich), few places remain...
Education

Moscow reminded Erdogan that his great-grandfather was in present-day Russia

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Presidential Spokesman Dmitry Peskov regrets that the map of the Turkic world that Nationalist Action Party (PND) leader Devlet Bahceli gave to Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is not marked with a red star...
Europe

Drowning of 27 migrants in English Channel is worst disaster on record: IOM 

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Urgent action is needed to avoid a repeat of tragedies like this week’s drowning of at least 27 people in the English Channel, the United Nations Refugee Agency (UNHCR) said on Thursday. 
Defense

Peskov: Putin will soon remain the only active witness of the Minsk agreements

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“Literally in a month, the only active witness to the Minsk agreements will remain - this is President Putin. Then four personally took part in their development: Poroshenko, Hollande, Merkel and Putin. There is...
Human Rights

How State Security Fought Against Deutsche Welle

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The DS describes the employees in the Bulgarian section of Deutsche Welle as traitors. He spread rumors in front of the media management that they were agents of the Bulgarian services. Dr. Christopher Nering...
Archeology

“Tiffany” from the Paleolithic. Archaeologists find world’s oldest jewelry in Morocco

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Morocco is a country located in the northwestern part of Africa, a former French colony. The capital is Rabat. Famous and one of the largest cities in the country are Casablanca and Marrakech. According to...
Environment

Hundreds have been stung by frightened scorpions after torrential rains in Egypt

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Heavy rains and floods in a southern Egyptian province have claimed the lives of three people and more than 500 are in hospital after scorpion stings, state media reported, the Associated Press reported. Torrents, hail...
America

The United States unexpectedly began to buy another type of fuel from Russia

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With one hand, the United States is imposing sanctions against Russia and praying for "green" energy, while with the other it is buying more and more Russian traditional hydrocarbons. Until recently, the United States...
Economy

Nile can become an international transport artery

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The corridor will start from the source of the longest river in the world - Lake Victoria Egyptian Minister of Irrigation Mohamed Abdel Ati presented a project for a transport corridor between Lake Victoria and...
America

Bridges to Nowhere: David Greber on Useful and Useless Work

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Fragment of the book "Delusional work" What is "real" and "fake" labor? Is working as a clerk at a large investment bank much different from working in a clown's nose warehouse? The American anthropologist and...
Christianity

Former Chukotka bishop Diomid died in an accident

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Former Chukotka Bishop Diomid (Dzyuban), a well-known "fighter for pure Orthodoxy" in the recent past, died on November 20 in a crash in the Leningrad region. Diomid, 60, died along with two other women...
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