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Rumen Radev assumes office as president, a “hot” spring in the offing
Continuity and change. These were the guiding principles the new President of Bulgaria Rumen Radev formulated in his brief speech as he assumed office at a ceremony in Sofia yesterday. Former president Rosen Plevneliev wished success to his successor, stating that throughout the five years of his term of office he had worked solely for the...
Tragic tale behind the long-lost Victoria Cross found buried in mud by the Thames
The medal was one of 16 awarded at the Battle of Inkerman during the Crimean War in 1954, but its recipient, thought to be Private John Byrne, was tortuered by what he witnessed on the battlefield …read more Source:...
Medal awarded to a Crimean War soldier lost in the mud
Tobias Neto, from Putney, south west London, found the Victoria Cross which was one of 16 medals given to British soldiers after the Battle of Inkerman on November 5, 1854, on the banks of the Thames. …read more Source: Daily...
US spies fear allies will stop sharing intel under Russia-friendly Trump
Now that Donald Trump is officially its commander-in-chief, America’s foreign allies are being forced to grapple with a highly sensitive question: Is it still safe to share information with U.S. intelligence agencies? The global spy community — a fractious world where friends, frenemies and sometimes enemies often enter...
Close Relations review – illuminating but flawed documentary
Are the director’s own family the most reliable guides to the fallout from the uprising in Ukraine?Acclaimed Russian documentarian Vitaly Mansky turns his lens on his own family to explore the fallout from Ukraine’s Maidan uprising. Although he was born in Lviv, Ukraine, Mansky moved to Moscow and considers himself Russian. However,...
Belarus chooses entry for 2017 Eurovision Song Contest
Naviband will represent Belarus at Eurovision 2017 in Kiev, Ukraine. Artyom Lukyanenko and Ksenia Zhuk performed Story of My Life in the Belarusian language posting the highest total score thanks to the 12 points from the professional jury. …read more Source:...
Belarus, Ukraine explore opportunities for cooperation in energy efficiency
Igor Sokol and Sergiy Savchuk discussed the prospects for the cooperation between Belarus and Ukraine in energy efficiency, alternative energy, and the use of local fuels. …read more Source:...
Germany urged to confront combat reluctance in Trump era
PARIS — Germany must be prepared for stronger involvement in military operations as Donald Trump will pressure Europe to shoulder more of the defense burden, a senior French MEP and security specialist warned. In recent interviews Trump repeated his campaign assertion that the NATO alliance is “obsolete” and European allies need to...
Martin Schulz’s long goodbye
So long, farewell, auf Wiederse… Make that, see you Monday. Perhaps no figure in the history of the European Parliament has had as many ceremonial, valedictory events as Martin Schulz, the recently-departed Parliament president. There was a news conference in late November when he announced his decision to leave Parliament and return to...
US PREPARES FOR WAR: Tanks OPEN FIRE towards Russia as troops line border
AMERICAN tanks have opened fire in the direction of Russia amid fears of all out war. …read more Source:...
