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A fine of 16,000 Еuros for a Cypriot cafe that did not require a COVID certificate from a customer
A fine of 16,000 Еuros for a Cypriot cafe that did not require a COVID certificate from a customer
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Christianity
Conversation about female deacons in a post-communist environment
The change of political regime in Eastern Europe inevitably affected the entire life of the people in these countries, including the religious one. Feeling free to express their beliefs and…
Institutions
Croatia can start minting Euro coins
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…
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Trials and Escape of Princes Lobanov-Rostovsky (2)
There were people who helped the disguised princes get on the train Roundup. Stop of the train. Many have been arrested. Heirlooms were found in the family. Shooting, how did…
Human Rights
Hole in the map: Kovesi has admitted that he cannot work in Slovenia
There is a gap in the European Public Prosecutor's Office area, European Chief Prosecutor Laura Kovesi told the European Parliament's budget, budget control and civil liberties committees on Friday. Four…
Education
Trials and escape of Princes Lobanov-Rostovsky (1)
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…
Europe
Jasmine fields in France – the soul of the best-selling perfume in the world for a century
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…
Human Rights
Georgievski: How could no one says that Macedonia has been under Serbian occupation for 23 years
If this is how labels will be pasted - the Bulgarian people were much more communist than fascist, the former Macedonian prime minister believes. How could one not write that…
Christianity
The only victim of the earthquake in Crete is a worker who repaired a church
A strong earthquake measuring 5.8 on the Richter scale shook the central part of Crete, Greece, shortly after 9 am this morning. The epicenter was at the town of Arkalohori,…
Human Rights
The census in northern Macedonia has been marked by ethnic scandals
Northern Macedonia is conducting its first census in nearly two decades. The event is highly sensitive due to the potential impact on minorities in the nation. In this small Balkan…