News archive of May 2019

Vladimir Fedoseyev | Athens | June 1

The Athens State Orchestra has invited critically acclaimed conductor Vladimir Fedoseyev to lead the ensemble - for the first time - in a splendid tribute to the classical music of his native Russia at the Athens Concert Hall on Saturday, June 1.

Burger Festival | Thessaloniki | June 1 & 2

Elastic waists are a must at the annual Burger Festival, a celebration of the great American sandwich that has conquered the world. The festival brings together restaurants that specialize in burgers, as well as acclaimed chefs who will be taking the classic grilled meat in a bun to a whole new level.

Digital Art Fest | Athens | June 1 & 2

In celebration of its 15th anniversary, the Athens Digital Arts Festival will transform the recently revamped pedestrian strip of Miltiadou Street in downtown Monastiraki into an open-air film theater on Saturday and Sunday.

Bosnia Appeals Court Confirms Kladanj Acquittal

The Appeals Chamber of the Court of Bosnia and Herzegovina has confirmed a first-instance verdict, acquitting seven persons of charges for war crimes in the Kladanj area between May 1992 and July 1993.

Safet Mujcinovic, Selman Busnov, Nusret Muhic, Zijad Hamzic, Ramiz Halilovic, Nedzad Hodzic and Osman Gogic were all acquitted.

Bosnia Acquits Serb Ex-Soldier of Sexual Abuse

The Bosnian state court on Friday acquitted Nenad Perovic of helping another, unidentified soldier rape a woman in the village of Dobrasina during the night of August 2-3, 1992.

Perovic was also acquitted of sexually abused another woman the same night.

Three Six-Year-Old Children Were Injured during a Demonstration in the Northeastern Bulgaria’s town Silistra

Three six-year-old children were injured during a demonstration before the Children's Day celebration on June 1st at Dorostol Stadium in the Northeastern Bulgaria's town Silistra. The city's police was demonstrating the capture of a criminal when an explosion of grenades injured two boys and one girl. The boys have burns on their feet and were given emergency medical help.

Pope in Romania/Sovereign Pontiff: We must increase positive cooperation between political, economic, spiritual forces

Pope Francis declared on Friday at the Cotroceni presidential Palace that a cooperation between the political, economic, social and spiritual forces must be created "to face the problems of this new phase of history." "In order to face the problems of this new phase of history, to find equitable solutions and to find the power to implement them, we must increase the positive collaboration betwe

Pope in Romania/Miercurea Ciuc Catholic churches to stay open all night for pilgrims

The Catholic churches in Miercurea Ciuc will stay open all night for the pilgrims who would wish to rest or just step into the worship places on their way to the Marian shrine in Sumuleu Ciuc, where Pope Francis will celebrate Mass on Saturday, on the second day of his apostolic visit to Romania.

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