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A wind blows ash over Alaska from a volcano that erupted more than a hundred years ago

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The Novarupta eruption is the strongest in the last century and among the largest in history A wind is blowing ash from a volcanic eruption over Alaska in 1912, the Associated Press reported. The unusual warning...
International

Domestic cultural tourism boom in China

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The pandemic - and government backing - have led to a dramatic increase in art tourism in China. The most popular route is a weekend visit to the Buddhist temples of the Tang Dynasty,...
International

Putin received a booster dose of the Russian vaccine

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Russian President Vladimir Putin announced that he had been revaccinated on Sunday against the coronavirus with Sputnik Light and is feeling well, TASS reported. At a meeting with Deputy Director of the National Research Center...
International

Bulgaria: At least 45 dead in bus accident

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Sudden technical failure or falling asleep of the driver - the main versions of the tragedy with 45 people The victims of the severe accident on the Struma Motorway in Bulgaria, in which 45...
Archeology

A fragment of a long-lost 12th-century poem has been found in the cover of a book

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The work tells the story of the siege of Orange - a city in the Rhone Valley, France, and is part of a series of epic narrative poems about the legendary hero Guillaume d'Orange A...
Human Rights

Chemical castration for serial rapists in Pakistan

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The law is seen as the culmination of outrage in the country caused by the gang rape of a mother in front of her children. The Pakistani parliament has passed a new law against rape,...
International

The first consecrated trains of the Moscow metro transported in two month up to 50 million passengers

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In September, the first consecrated train in Russia and Moscow was launched in the Moscow metro, created for the 800th anniversary of the birth of Grand Duke Alexander Nevsky. The launch of the train...
Europe

Agricultural crops of the future from Ancient Rus

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The unique company "Smart Hemp" revives the traditions of cannabis growing in the Russian Empire. From hemp stalks, fiber is obtained - hemp. Since ancient times in Russia, ropes and cords have been twisted...
Human Rights

A study reveals details of the brutal sexual abuse of women in North Korea

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"Unwanted sexual contact and violence in North Korea are so common and are now accepted as part of everyone's life," the report said. A detailed 98-page study by Human Rights Watch (HRW) shows frightening examples...
America

Black woman flies to ISS for the first time

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NASA astronaut Jessica Watkins joined the crew of the Crew Dragon-4 mission. She will travel to the International Space Station next April. The first black woman to go to work on the ISS Jessica Watkins will...
International

Crisis between Greece and Albania: Will Athens darken Tirana’s EU bid

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The exhibition caused tensions in relations between the two neighboring countries The Greek newspaper Vima writes about new tensions in Greek-Albanian relations in connection with an exhibition in Tirana, which raises the issue of the...
Christianity

Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew arrived in Athens

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The official six-day visit of Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew to Athens has begun. It is carried out at the invitation of St. Synod of the Greek Orthodox Church, and the occasion is the celebrations organized...
Defense

New hotspot. War over Western Sahara could break out between Algeria and Morocco

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Over the past year, relations between the two countries have deteriorated more and more. The parties constantly accuse each other of the attacks. Relations between the two African countries Algeria and Morocco have deteriorated significantly....
International

Matthias Maurer became 600th man into space

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NASA and SpaceX hastily launched the Crew-3 mission tonight. The flight has become historic - the 600th man went into space in 60 years of exploration of distant frontiers. The crew of Crew-3 included Raja...
European Council

The European Network of Ombudsmen

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The European Network of Ombudsmen was established in 1996. It connects the European Ombudsman, national and regional ombudsmen with the aim of ensuring complainants can get help at the appropriate level. The ENO helps...
America

Interview with Holy Patriarch Kirill – 75TH Anniversary

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On November 20, 2021, His Holiness Patriarch Kirill of Moscow and All Russia turns 75 years old. On that day, on the air of the Russia 1 TV channel, a large interview dedicated to...
International

Putin expelled nine governors from the Presidium of the State Council

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The Presidium of the State Council included 11 new officials, while ten people were expelled from it: nine governors and an assistant to the president Vladimir Putin signed an order that changes the composition of...
America

Fethullah Gulen was found dead. Who killed the main critic and opponent of Erdogan

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The leader of the FETÖ movement, according to journalists, was poisoned by a Turkish intelligence officer. At the same time, the "Gulenists" assert that the rumors about the death or poisoning of the politician...
International

World Children’s Day 2021: Statement by the European Office of the Church of Scientology

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Hello, and thank you for watching this short message today. The subject of this video is World Children's Day and a tip from which we can all learn to improve the lives of children...
Europe

Erdogan: The EU must take concrete steps in its relations with Turkey

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"It is high time the European Union took concrete steps and approached its relations with Turkey in a strategic way." This was stated by Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan at a joint press conference...
International

Ruzha Ignatova chased by more than 60 plaintiffs

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The collective European lawsuit against Ignatova is joined by Christine Grablis, who lost $ 130,000 overseas and does not renounce justice. Christine Grablis, whose case against OneCoin was dismissed weeks ago by Judge Ramos of...
Events

Ukraine called the Bulgarian ambassador because of Radev

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During before yesterdas's debate, when asked by Anastas Gerdjikov who Crimea belongs to, Rumen Radev said it belonged to Russia. The Ukrainian Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the Bulgarian ambassador to Kiev because of President...
Education

On 11.11. World War I ends

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1918. The end of the First World War. Germany declared capitulation and signed a truce with the Entente in a railroad car near the French city of Compiegne. The war officially stopped at 11.00...
International

Iran is on the verge of literally banning domestic dogs and cats

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Dogs are known to be man's best friend, but in Iran they are about to become "public enemy №1". Iran is likely to introduce a law criminalizing the keeping of pets and walking dogs....
International

Grandma burned banknotes for fear of COVID-19

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A 74-year-old property manager in Israel has put banknotes in a bowl of bleach, which she has placed in the microwave oven, DPA reported, citing the country's National Bank. The woman did this because...
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