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Around 4,000 Bulgarians Take Cruises Every Year
Around 4,000 Bulgarians take cruises every year, Rumen Draganov, Director of the Institute for Analyzes and Assessments in Tourism, said. In his words, a little more than half of them, more than 2,000 of our compatriots choose the Mediterranean, and the rest travel to other parts of the world like the North Sea East and West Coast of the United...
EU extends sanctions against Russia
The European Union’s 28 member states have prolonged economic sanctions against Moscow over Russia’s annexation of Crimea by another six months, the European Council said on Monday. …read more Source: Polskie...
[Ticker] EU rolls over Russia sanctions
The EU extended for six months on Monday sanctions against 150 Russian individuals and 38 Russian entities over the annexation of Crimea and Russian invasion of Ukraine in 2014. The measures, which include asset freezes and travel restrictions, will run until September. They come in addition to restrictions on economic relations with Crimea and...
EU extends sanctions for alleged Russian meddling in Ukraine
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The race to conquer the Arctic – the world’s final frontier
As the polar ice caps melt, Russia and China are leading the race to control the lucrative and strategically important shipping lanes and natural resources of the High North. On 14 December 2017 Vladimir Putin gave his annual end-of-year media conference, which lasted nearly four hours and was televised across Russia. The British and American...
Ten Things You Need to Know Today: Monday 12 Mar 2018
Sir Ken Dodd, last musical great, dead at 90 Stand-up comic Sir Ken Dodd, known as the last of the great musical hall entertainers, has died at the age of 90, two days after marrying his partner of 40 years. One of the best-loved of British comedians, he was known for his rambling live shows which were often up to five hours long. In his 1960s...
Russian election: Vladimir Putin promises he will ‘NEVER’ give Crimea back to Ukraine
VLADIMIR Putin has said will not give Crimea back to Ukraine – under any circumstances – in a documentary released yesterday ahead of his expected re-election in this week’s polls. …read more Source:...
Russian election: Vladimir Putin promises he will ‘NEVER’ give Crimea back to Ukraine
VLADIMIR Putin has said will not give Crimea back to Ukraine – under any circumstances – in a documentary released yesterday ahead of his expected re-election in this week’s polls. …read more Source:...
‘The Distant Barking of Dogs’ scoops top honors at Thessaloniki doc fest
Simon Lereng Wilmont’s “The Distant Barking of Dogs,” a powerful fly-on-the-wall portrait of a 10-year-old boy living with his grandmother in a warzone village near the Ukraine-Russia border has won the international competition award at the Thessaloniki Documentary Festival. …read more Source:...
Feature: Ruussaar in Eastern Ukraine, Part 1 | War
ERR’s Ainar Ruussaar traveled to Eastern Ukraine in February as part of a training program for local journalists. ERR News is publishing Ruussaar’s account of the situation in the area over the next few weekends. This is the first of four parts, where he describes his arrival in the Mariupol area. …read more Source:...



