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"Moscow planned to annex parts of Ukraine"
"Moscow planned to annex parts of Ukraine"
LONDON, KIEV, MOSCOW -- Moscow "has been planning to annex parts of Ukraine for more than 12 months," according to the Russian opposition newspaper Novaya Gazeta.
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Exhibition, book on Lady Paget unveiled
BELGRADE - An exhibition, a book and a TV film titled Lady Paget and Her Serbs have been unveiled at the Atrium Gallery of the Belgrade City Library.
Lady Louise Paget, a famous English humanitarian and the wife of a British ambassador to Belgrade, Ralph Paget, volunteered as a nurse at the Kolo srpskih sestara military hospital and the Belgrade hospital during the Balkan wars.
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‘Jihadi John’ identified as one Mohammed Emwazi, from west London
The ISIS “butcher’s” identity has been reportedly revealed.
According to the BBC and the Washington Post, “Jihadi John”, the masked terrorist executioner who beheaded hostages is one Mohammed Emwazi, the son of a wealthy family from west London and the holder of an IT degree.
700 NASA photos up for auction
At least 700 photographs from NASA’s “golden era” in space exploration are being sold by Bloomsbury Auctions in London. This includes the first “selfie” taken in space, as well as a rare image of the first astronaut to ever set foot on the Moon: Neil Armstrong.
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ISIL executioner 'Jihadi John' named by media
"Jihadi John", the masked Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL) militant linked to the beheading of Western hostages, was named on Feb. 26 as Kuwaiti-born London computer programmer Mohammed Emwazi by experts and the media.
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Turkish envoy, airlines head called to British parliament
British lawmakers have invited Turkey's ambassador to Britain and the CEO of national flag carrier Turkish Airlines to speak about the disappearance of three teenage girls who are believed to have flown to Istanbul before heading to Syria to join the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL).
Euro-area economic sentiment improves as ECB set to commence QE
By Maria Tadeo
Economic sentiment in the euro area rose for a second month in February as strong growth in Germany and the European Central Bank's quantitative-easing program outweighed concern about the future of Greece.
Turkish government denies resignation rumors about deputy PM Babacan
The timing of a lengthy meeting between Prime Minister Ahmet Davuto?lu and Deputy Prime Minister Ali Babacan late Feb. 25 has led to speculation suggesting Babacan resigned from his post after President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an continued his criticism of the Central Bank.
Yet, Energy Minister Taner Y?ld?z ruled out such move.
AI: Serbs in Kosovo subject to attacks and discrimination
LONDON - Amnesty International (AI), a human rights NGO, states in its annual report on the human rights situation in Serbia that Serbs are still subject to attacks and other minorities discriminated against in Kosovo, and a special court to try former members of the Kosovo Liberation Army (KLA) is expected to be set up there as well.
London show dissects history of forensic science
Forensic science, which has fascinated generations with its unravelling of gruesome crime mysteries, is being put under the microscope in an exhibition of real criminal investigations in London.
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