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Drama on the streets of Vienna: Police takes positions; possible terrorist attack?
As announced by the police in Vienna today, there will be a noticeably larger number of police officers with special equipment, and as they state, the reason for this is the increased risk of attacks on religious buildings.
Immigrant artists looking at Istanbul in new performance
Within the scope of the "Istanbul Today" exhibition, the Suna and Inan Kıraç Foundation Pera Museum is hosting an interdisciplinary performance that brings documentary theater, sound installation, visual arts and live music together.
Russian war machine grinds to a halt?
Edward Lucas, correspondent of the Economist from Berlin, Moscow, Vienna and the Baltic states, an internationally recognized expert on espionage, subversion, use and abuse of history, in an author's article for Center for European Policy Analysis (CEPA), writes that sooner or later, the stakeholders in the Russian system will dump Vladimir Putin, blame him for the war and for the painful condi
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Open Call for Applications for the European Media Hackathon
Open call for applications for the European media hackathon to boost innovative synergy on the cutting edge of journalism and technologies
Day 376 of the Invasion of Ukraine: Some Ukrainian Troops are Withdrawing from Bakhmut
Pristina's Interpol membership request taken off agenda
LYON/BELGRADE - The so-called Kosovo's Interpol membership bid has been taken off the agenda of the organisation's General Assembly, Tanjug learns.
The request had been included in the Interpol Executive Committee's first draft agenda for a General Assembly session in Vienna, but was subsequently omitted from the final version.
Air Serbia renews, expands cooperation with Air China
BELGRADE - The national airlines of Serbia and China, Air Serbia and Air China, have renewed cooperation launched in 2015 to facilitate travel between the two countries, Air Serbia said in a statement.
Christo Grozev was forced to leave Austria: He was Threatened by Russian Agents
Bulgarian investigative journalist Christo Grozev was forced to leave Austria, where he has lived for nearly 20 years. According to the Viennese newspaper "Falter", he was threatened by the Russian security services, "24 Chasa" reported.
According to Grozev, he suspects that "there are more Russian agents than policemen" in the Austrian capital.
Austria and the Netherlands are "United in Opposition to Schengen Expansion"
Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer received Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte yesterday in Vienna to discuss the topic of migration. Austria and the Netherlands opposed in December the accession of Romania and Bulgaria to the Schengen area and, it seems, continue to be on the same wave, the Romanian information site "Ziare" commented today, quoted by BTA.
Let’s waltz! Vienna ball season back in full swing
After COVID restrictions had wiped out Vienna's glamorous winter ball season for two years in a row, 50-year-old Wahyuni couldn't wait any longer to get all dolled up and put on her dazzling floral-patterned ballgown to once again waltz the night away.
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