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Bulgaria and Georgia with Joint Projects in Antarctica
Bulgaria and Georgia will cooperate on Antarctica.
The United States and Russia have Agreed on Flights through Russian Airspace
The US State Department has assured US airlines that an agreement has been reached with Russia on Russian airspace flights.
Cuba's Raul Castro Expected to Step Down
HAVANA – Through the Space Age, the fall of the Berlin Wall and the Internet era, Cubans held one constant: A Castro ruled the nation.
Starbucks to Close all U.S. Stores on May 29
Chicaco Tribune - Starbucks has announced plans to close all U.
Donald Trump Agrees Vital Deal with Russia that Could Ease World War 3 Fears
DONALD Trump has secured a vital deal with Russia that could ease World War 3 fears by allowing US airplanes to fly in Vladimir Putin’s airspace, it has emerged, reports the The Daily Express.
CNN: Scientists Hope New Enzyme will 'Eat' plastic pollution
(CNN) - Scientists have accidentally developed a plastic-eating enzyme that may be used to combat one of the world's worst pollution problems.
Dozens were Injured in Yerevan in Protests Against Former President who was Proposed to Become PM
YEREVAN -- Demonstrators and Armenian riot police clashed after lawmakers nominated Serzh Sarkisian to be the country’s next prime minister amid a wave of protests accusing the longtime former president of a power grab.
The Average Salary in Facebook is over $ 240,000 a Year
Facebook employees earned over $ 240,000 last year, while total compensation for CEO Mark Zuckerberg exceeded $ 8.
France Plans to Provide € 50 Million for Humanitarian Projects in Syria
New humanitarian projects in Syria estimated at €50 million will be funded by the French state through twenty non-governmental organizations, the French presidency said.
EU Should Open Up to West Balkans: European Commission
The European Union must open up to accepting new members from the Western Balkans to avoid the return of war in the region, president of the European Commission said on Tuesday, quoted by Anadolu Agency.
Pace of EU Accession Depends on Progress on Reforms, Dialogue
The pace of the EU accession talks between Brussels and Belgrade continues to depend on progress in the reform process in Serbia, as well as on the dialogue on normalisation of relations with Pristina, says the European Commission report on Serbia's progr
Japan Deploys 1,200 Police Officers to Hunt For Prisoner Who Escaped Jail
Tatsuma Hirao, 27, who was serving time for multiple thefts, had been working at a shipbuilding yard at the Matsuyama prison in the southwestern city of Imabari.
Nasa to Launch Telescope on SpaceX Rocket to Search for Alien Worlds
Nasa is planning to launch a telescope that will ride on a SpaceX rocket designed to hunt for 20,000 new worlds, the Guardian writes.
Isis Attacked Christians in Pakistan
Two Christians were killed and three others were injured in a church in the southern Pakistani city of Kveta.
After Facebook, the Focus Shifts on Google and Twitter
After months of intense pressure, lawmakers finally got their wish: They gave Mark Zuckerberg a public roasting.
The EC Added New Requirements for Free WiFi Internet for Municipalities
The European Commission has added new requirements to the necessary documents for municipalities to fund WiFi4EU public internet projects.
Belgium, Germany Want to Avoid Military Escalation in Syria
The foreign ministers of Belgium and Germany, Didier Reynders and Heiko Maas respectively, stressed on Friday the importance of finding a political situation to the Syrian conflict and avoiding an escalation, Brussels Times reported.
UNICEF: Boko Haram Kidnapped more than 1,000 Children in Nigeria
The Boko Haram terrorist group has kidnapped more than 1,000 children in Nigeria since 2013, UNICEF said, quoted by CNN.
At least 20 People have Died in an Explosion at an Iranian Training Camp at Aleppo
At least 20 people have died in a blast at an Iranian training camp in southern Aleppo,CNN Turk reported, quoted by TASS, BNR and FOCUS.
Assad to Russian MPs: Syrians 'No Longer Afraid of NATO' After Missile Attack
According to Russian lawmakers, the Syrian president has praised Soviet air defense systems, which helped Damascus repel 71 Western missiles, Sputnik reported.
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Bulgarian EU Presidency
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The Bulgarian Presidency Drives the Debate on the Need to Further Promote Inclusive Education in Europe
- Bulgarian Presidency Reports on the Progress Made on Topics Overseen by European Parliament’s Committee on Constitutional Affairs
- Bulgaria Takes Forward the Debate on the Future of the Common Agricultural Policy
- Deputy Minister of Defence Atanas Zapryanov Opened an International Scientific Conference on Cybersecurity and Cyber Defence
- Minister Kralev: We should use New Technologies to Show the Beauty of Sport and to Motivate for Physical Activity
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