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Djokovic Wins Over Murray for Fifth Miami Masters Title
Novak Djokovic overpowered Andy Murray to win his fifth Miami Open title in 5 April 2015. The world No 1 scored 7-6 (7-3) 4-6 6-0 in the Miami Masters championship match to extend his personal record to 18-8 over the Scot after victories this year in the Australian Open final and the semi-finals of the Indian Wells Masters....
Roman Catholics Mark Palm Sunday
Roman Catholics around the world attended church masses and held processions on Palm Sunday, 29 March 2015. Palm Sunday for Roman Catholic devotees symbolically marks the biblical account of the entry of Jesus Christ into Jerusalem, signaling the start of the Holy Week before Easter. ...
Vladimir Putin: Overwhelmingly Absent, then Overwhelmingly Present
For about ten days, Russian President Vladimir Putin was absent from spotlight, and a number of Russian media outlets started speculating on the reasons. While a number of websites criticizing the political elite suggested this is a peculiar development, the Kremlin downplayed any hypotheses that there was something wrong....
Holi: a Hindu Festival of Colors and Love
Holi is celebrated as the Hindu spring festival of colors and love. Celebrated mostly in India and Nepal, it heralds the beginning of spring and is traditionally celebrated for days, at the end of each winter. ...
Boris Nemtsov: Once Governing Politician, Later Opposition Leader
The death of Boris Nemtsov has shocked a number of politicians, observers and citizens in Russia and across the globe. Nemtsov has been described by many as a controversially perceived figure, but nevertheless one of the most notable ones in Russia's history. ...
Oscars 2015: 87th Academy Awards Ceremony
British actor Eddie Redmayne won the best actor Oscar for The Theory of Everything, while Julianne Moore picked up best actress for Still Alice. Dark comedy Birdman won best film and best director for Mexican film-maker Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu at a ceremony on 22 February 2015....
Festivities Mark Start of Chinese New Year 2015
Celebrations for the Chinese Lunar New Year 2015 began on 19 February across China and other Asian countries with large Chinese population. 2015 is the Year of the Goat, also known as the Year of the Sheep. ...
Carnival Season Gets Underway In Brazil
This year’s carnival officially kicked off in Brazil on 13 February with five days of dancing, drinking and spectacular costumes expected to attract around one million tourists in Rio de Janeiro alone. Much of the focus In Rio and Sao Paulo will be on the famous Samba school competitions....
Surva 2015: A Day among Bulgaria's Kukeri
Every year in the heart of winter Pernik, a quiet town southwest of Sofia once famous for a mining boom, is home to the largest carnival event in both Bulgaria and the Balkan Peninsula. This year made no exception as 100 000 visitors, outnumbering the local population of nearly 75 000, celebrated the Surva XXIV International Festival of Masquerade Games between January 30 and Febuary 1. ...
Paris Shows Spring Summer 2015 Haute Couture Collections
New collections from Versace, Armani, Dior, Chanel and Gaultier have been presented at this week’s haute couture spring-summer 2015 show in Paris. The Paris fashion week takes place twice a year, presenting luxurious, opulent and ludicrously expensive creations by an elite group of fashion designers....
Pope Francis Welcomed by an Ocean of People during Philippines Visit
Millions have attended the events staged by Pope Francis during his three-day visit to the Philippines, Asia's most populous catholic nations.Part of the Pope's attentions is to the victims of Typhoon Haiyan, which left the country devastated in 2013....
World Paying Tribute to Victims of Charlie Hebdo Massacre
People around the world paid tribute to the victims of the shooting at the offices of French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo in Paris on 7 January 2015. French President Francois Hollande declared a national day of mourning on 8 January, with flags flying at half-mast for the next three days. ...
Epiphany Day: Bulgaria's Great Diving for the Holy Cross
On January 6, known also as St Jordan's day, Orthodox Christians celebrate the baptism of Christ by John the Baptist in the river Jordan, seen as his appearance to the world (epiphany) as the Son of God.The characteristic Bulgarian St Jordan's ritual is performed by a priest who throws a cross into a river or a lake for young men to catch it....
Christmas 2014 Across the Globe
Billions of people are celebrating Christmas around the world. On every continent, hundreds of millions are pinning their hopes for a better future on the idea that Christmas brings about wonders....
Waiting for Christmas
The world is gearing up for the Christmas celebrations....
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