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Refugee chefs offer culinary journeys at Athens food fest
In the Hippocratic spirit of "let food be thy medicine" - but also our united inspiration - Athens is set to take part in the first European edition of the Refugee Food Festival, in which restaurants from across Europe open their kitchens to skilled refugee chefs between June 18 and 22.
HDZ Woes Suggest New Croatia Polls Likely
With the centre-right Croatian Democratic Union, HDZ, losing potential partners for forming a new governing majority in the Croatian parliament, new general elections seem to be a realistic scenario in the coming months, an analyst told BIRN.
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Principled realism
The media mostly missed it (or chose to ignore it as a piece of meaningless rhetoric), but Donald Trump proclaimed a new doctrine in his speech to the assembled leaders of the Muslim world in Saudi Arabia on Sunday. It goes by the name of Principled Realism, although it didn't offer much by way of either principles or realism.
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Countdown starts for International İzmir Festival
Art lovers in Turkey's gateway to the Aegean will have the opportunity to enjoy more than a month of concerts come June thanks to the 31st International İzmir Festival.
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A new love affair for Athina Onassis?
A year after her divorce, Athina Onassis seems to have found love again.
New publication shows Aristotle Onassis’ golden heir to be in love with an Italian millionaire.
Romance is still at its early stages Athena is trying to keep this relationship as far away as possible not only from the spotlight but also from the eyes of those close to her.
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Barrack Obama reportedly paid $3 million for single speech (video)
Former President Barack Obama will reportedly pocket a staggering 3 million dollars today for delivering a speech to a sold-out audience in Milan as part of his lucrative post-presidential speaking tour.
'Silence' for Europe Day, May 9
The European Union is celebrating its 60th anniversary this year. It declared May 9 as "Europe Day" in a summit held in Milan in 1985, celebrated in member countries and member candidate countries. The day has also been celebrated in EU member candidate country Turkey since 2000 with concerts and activities, though this year it will be a "quiet" day closed to the public.
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Natalie Imbruglia in Concert in Sofia on April 30
Australian singer-songwriter and actress Natalie Imbruglia will have her first concert in Sofia's Music Jam club on April 30, the organizers of the event said. Sofia is part of the artist's big European tour which kicks off on April 22 in Moscow and includes Berlin, Milan, Paris and London.
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Efes cruises to Turkish Airlines Euroleague playoffs with win over Fenerbahçe
Anadolu Efes defeated Fenerbahçe 80-77 March 23 at Istanbul's Abdi İpekçi Arena in a Turkish Airlines Euroleague game to clinch a berth in the playoffs.
The win gave Anadolu Efes its 16th victory, while Fenerbahçe, which had already advanced to the playoffs, fell to 17 wins and 11 losses.
Turkey: A Sunni Iran in the making?
The rising tide of an aggressive blend of nationalism and Islamism might be prompting Ankara to pursue its own WMDs, and its preference appears to be long-range missiles. As Turkey feels more threatened by real or (mostly) imagined enemies, it increasingly views maximum possible military deterrence as essential to both survival (a defensive goal) and assertiveness (an offensive one).
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