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Condi Rice on Trump: ‘Words do matter’
Subscribe to The Global POLITICO on iTunes here. | Subscribe via Stitcher. In an extensive new interview for The Global Politico, former U.S. Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice acknowledges her concerns about a president accused of eroding democracy at home and ignoring it abroad. She says Trump, a novice in world affairs, has a...
Portugal’s Eurovision win comes with €50 million price tag
Hundreds of deliriously happy, proud countrymen and women turned out in brilliant technicolour at Lisbon airport yesterday to welcome ‘the returning hero’ from Eurovision in Kiev – a slightly bemused Salvador Sobral. But as Sobral wondered out loud how he was going to “deal with all this”, there was another uncomfortable question in...
Eurovision prankster detained by police, could face jail
Ukraine’s Interior Minister says police detained a Ukrainian prankster after he jumped on the stage of the Eurovision contest and dropped his pants. …read more Source:...
Institute for Bulgarian Language celebrates 75th anniversary
With a series of events today and tomorrow the Institute for Bulgarian Language at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences marks its 75th anniversary. An international conference is underway at the Academy’s Large Hall with scholars from Russia, Ukraine, Serbia, Poland, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, Romania, Norway, Lithuania and Italy taking...
Poland’s WWII museum under political bombardment
GDAŃSK, Poland — So sure was the staff of Poland’s new Museum of the Second World War that the country’s government would not like it, that it was advertised with the slogan, “See it before they close it.†They were right to be wary of the government’s reaction. Since the museum opened its...
Former Georgian Serviceman Killed Fighting for Ukraine
44-year-old Davit Sikharulidze, who fought under the Aidar Battalion, left the Georgian military in 2014. …read more Source:...
Former Georgian Serviceman Killed Fighting for Ukraine
44-year-old Davit Sikharulidze, who fought under the Aidar Battalion, left the Georgian military in 2014. …read more Source:...
Diary: The summer’s musical promise, the withering of the BBC, and universities after Brexit
“Ahead of us, the summer is thick with musical promise.” Right now, London is awash with gorgeous music. Amid the election and Brexit verbosity, how welcoming it is to relax in the harmonies of golden sounds. Recent treats include Thomas Adès’s new opera, The Exterminating Angel, at the Royal Opera House – an intense score of...
Thousands in Moscow protest plan to demolish Soviet-era apartments
Thousands of people took to the streets of Moscow on Sunday to protest plans by the Russian government to demolish thousands of low-rise, Soviet-era apartment blocks in a move that could displace 1.6 million people from their homes over the next 20 years. Under a sunny sky that signalled that spring may have finally arrived in the Russian...
22-year-old who lives with his parents stops the cyber attacks!
The “accidental hero” who halted the global spread of an unprecedented ransomware attack by registering a garbled domain name hidden in the malware has warned the attack could be rebooted. The ransomware used in Friday’s attack wreaked havoc on organisations including FedEx and Telefónica, as well as the UK’s National Health Service...
