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About diseases, prayers and medicines (1)

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diseases, prayers and medicines - In everyday conversations, we often hear people say to themselves, "Blessed are you that you can believe!" What can these words mean? Aren't they an attempt at a frivolous...
Institutions

Playing with fire: Poland and the EU are deepening the rule of law dispute

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European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Friday that she was "deeply concerned" by the decision of the Polish Constitutional Court challenging the supremacy of the EU treaties, and assured that she...
America

Navalny is among the three finalists for the Sakharov Prize

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Alexei Navalny, who a few days ago was transferred to the category of "extremists and terrorists" in a prison colony, where he is serving a contested sentence, is among the three finalists for this...
Europe

Portuguese beaches lead the way during UN, EU clean-up campaign 

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In recent months, some 260 different clean-up operations have been undertaken across, aimed at protecting life under the sea, with the UN and European Union’s #EUBeachCleanUp campaign, managing to remove some 50 tons of trash from some of the EU’s finest shorelines.
Europe

Recent Kosovo-Serbia tensions could ‘unravel steady but fragile progress’ 

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Tensions over vehicle licence plates and anti-smuggling operations, between authorities in Kosovo and Serbia, in recent weeks, may contribute to unravelling “steady but fragile progress made in rebuilding trust among communities” in Kosovo and Serbia.  
Books

Under what pretext do people resort to magic practitioners?

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From the book of Metropolitan Hierotheus (Vlahos), "Spiritual landmarks for modern society": People who resort to spells and wizards point out as a pretext that they do so because they have special reasons. In fact,...
America

The CEO of J.P. Morgan: Bitcoin is useless

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This summer J.P. Morgan gave its customers access to cryptocurrency funds The CEO of J.P. Morgan Chase & Co Jamie Dimon told a conference on Monday that cryptocurrencies would be regulated by governments and that...
International

Passengers in Moscow buy a subway ticket with facial recognition

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Many of us happen to be looking for the wallet with the public transport card or ticket pennies, which are usually always at the bottom of the bag. While we are looking forward to...
Defense

Cemeteries of Bulgarian soldiers in RN Macedonia destroyed because of a new highway

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A UN opinion on the case is expected. Two Bulgarian military cemeteries in RN Macedonia from the First World War, near the town of Kavadarci, were destroyed. "Locals called to say that during the construction of...
Environment

EU plan to replace diesel trucks with electric ones

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In early 2021, the EU has set a target of 20,000 environmentally friendly vehicles by 2030 The shift to electric vehicles will affect not only car manufacturers but also trucks. They will also be forced...
America

The last living fighter of the French resistance died – Hubert Germain was honored by General de Gaulle

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The last surviving fighter of the French resistance, honored as a "companion of liberation" by General Charles de Gaulle, has died at the age of 101, DPA reported. The Minister of the Armed Forces, Florence...
International

What Is Culture?

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Diversity Atlas’s Customer Experience Manager Quincy Hall explores What is Culture? He looks at the intricacy of the word and why a definition remains elusive. If you were to purchase a murder-mystery novel with the catchy...
Health

Why molars grow up late – anthropologists provide an answer

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Scientists believe that this is actually a matter of security. The mystery of the molars, who usually start growing up in their late teens, has puzzled scientists for some time. However, researchers from the University...
Christianity

Why is God kind to the wicked?

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Once upon a time, thousands of years ago, the wise King Solomon, speaking of the vanity of the world and the injustice in it, concluded: there is nothing new under the sun… Before that, his...
America

Model with a loop around the neck. Givenchy is criticized for its stranglehold jewelry

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French fashion house Givenchy has come under fire for displaying a stranglehold necklace at the Spring / Summer 2022 show in Paris. The metal buttonhole is part of the debut collection of Givenchy creative director...
Environment

It hasn’t rained there for 400 years, but people do live

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The Chilean Atacama Desert is known worldwide. Trapped between the Andes and the Pacific Ocean, this is one of the most ruthless places on our planet. It is very hot, dry here and survival is...
Health

OWID: Bulgaria is fighting a wave of fake vaccinations and certificates

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Higher vaccination rates lead to lower Covid infections and deaths in Western Europe than in parts of Central and Eastern Europe, according to the latest figures, with the exception of the United Kingdom, where...
Health

Scientists have discovered whether it is possible to create an anti-aging pill

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It is impossible to create an anti-aging pill, the contribution of genes to life expectancy is about 25%, while a person's lifestyle contributes 50%, said the director of the Russian Gerontological Research and Clinical...
Events

Sotheby‘s is auctioning off a rare canvas by Botticelli with a starting price of $ 40 million

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The "Man of Sorrows", depicting the risen Christ, dates from around 1500. Sotheby's has announced it will sell a 16th-century painting by Italian artist Sandro Botticelli, The Man of Sorrows, depicting the risen Christ, dating...
America

5 fashion icons whose style inspired the fall / winter 2021/2022 trends

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While there have been no clear hints of an era on the runways this season, there are many brands whose collections nod to the wardrobe of fashion icons such as Jackie Kennedy, Audrey Hepburn...
Christianity

THE MONTENEGRIN METROPOLITANATE MADE A STATEMENT ON THE RELATIONSHIP OF PRESIDENT DZHUKANOVICH TO THE CHURCH

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The Montenegrin-Littoral Metropolitanate of the Serbian Orthodox Church made an official statement on October 9 in Cetinje regarding the attitude of the President of Montenegro, Milo Djukanovic, to the Church. The attempts of the...
Christianity

Jean-Claude Larcher on the origin, nature and meaning of the current pandemic (2)

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According to the Orthodox view developed by the Fathers on the basis of the Bible, ancestral sin (which in the Western tradition is called original sin) had three physical consequences: transience (whose most acute form is suffering), decay (whose main form is disease).
Food

Why children do not like broccoli and cauliflower?

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Most children do not like cauliflower and broccoli. They push them in disgust on the plate and do not touch them even if they are served as a side dish to their favorite dish. However,...
Archeology

The Dardanelles Underwater Park takes visitors to the wreckage of warships

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In Turkey, an underwater park takes visitors to the wreckage of 14 British and French warships sunk in the Dardanelles during World War I. The site, located on the Gallipoli Peninsula in northwestern Turkey,...
Environment

Biodiversity commitment builds hope for ‘living in harmony with nature’

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More than 100 countries on Wednesday committed to develop, adopt and implement an effective post-2020 global framework, that aims to put biodiversity on a path to recovery, by 2030 at the latest.  
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