Madagascar
Gaziantep Zoo welcomes new babies
The Gaziantep Zoo, Turkey's biggest and Europe's second biggest, has been welcoming new guests. Home to some 7,000 animals of 350 species, zoo staff have recently been excited about new-born babies. Among the new guests that were born in May are a horse, camel, lemur, gazelle, kangaroo and deer. The zoo officials are expecting to welcome new babies in the coming weeks.
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Romanian Mayor Awaits Sentence in Longest Corruption Trial
The Bucharest Appeal Court was set to issue a sentence on Friday in Romania's longest-ever corruption trial that has lasted nine years and counted over 100 hearings. But the court postponed the decision until May 31.
This is what Pangea would look like with our current international borders (Interactive Map)
About 300 million years ago, Earth did not have seven continents (or eight if you count Zealandia), but one supercontinent called Pangea, which was surrounded by one ocean called Panthalassa. About 200 million years ago, the supercontinent began to break up and the world as we know it today started to take shape.
New Zealand Sitting On A 'Lost' Continent
In its recent publication, the Geological Society of America (GSA) has said that although New Zealand is considered asAustralia's smaller neighbour, the country is sitting on a massive new continent, named "Zealandia".
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Nikolic receives Rakotomamonjy
BELGRADE - Serbian President Tomislav Nikolic received Madagascar's Parliament Speaker Jean-Max Rakotomamonjy in Belgrade on Wednesday.
Parliamentary cooperation is very important and it contributes to expanding overall bilateral relations, a statement from Nikolic's presidential press office quoted him as saying.
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Mihajlovic, Rakotomamonjy discuss bilateral cooperation
BELGRADE - Serbian Deputy PM and Minister of Construction, Transport and Infrastructure Zorana Mihajlovic on Wednesday met with Madagascar's Parliament Speaker Jean-Max Rakotomamonjy to discuss possibilities for expanding bilateral cooperation.
Dacic receives Rakotomamonjy
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Madagascar condemns desecrations of Serbian heritage in Kosovo
Serbia-Madagascar ties "traditionally good and friendly"
Bilateral relations between Serbia and Madagascar are "traditionally good and friendly."
This is what Serbian First Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic and President of the National Assembly of Madagascar Jean Max Rakotomamonjy assessed in Belgrade on Tuesday.
Good news and bad news from Trump to Erdoğan
Turkish President Tayyip Erdoğan has been staging a quick tour of Africa covering three countries in four days.
In his visits to Tanzania, Mozambique and Madagascar, he had two topics on the agenda:
1- Asking the leaders of those countries to clean their government system of the influence of Fethullah Gülen, the Turkish Islamist preacher living in the United States, and
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