Trinidad
Inside the scramble to make a half-million ants feel at home
When the American Museum of Natural History's new insectarium opens on May 4, a half-million leafcutter ants will share the title of star attraction.
Over 90k people at News Year's Eve show in Bucharest's Constitutiei Square
More than 90,000 persons attended the New Year's Eve show downtown Constitutiei Square organised by the Bucharest City Hall, a release by the mayoralty sent to AGERPRES on Wednesday reads. The event dubbed "Revelion 2020. Disco Night Fever" brought the hits of the 80s and 90s and of the beginning of the 2000s.
Anthony Joseph | Athens | November 22-25
Poet-musician Anthony Joseph, a pioneer of the Afro jazz scene in Britain, will be performing at the Half Note from Friday through Monday.
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Four ambassadors at Harghita County Lenten season carnival, mingling with revellers, tasting hallmark kurtoskalacs
US ambassador to Romania Hans Klemm, British ambassador Paul Brummell, Belgian head of mission Thomas Baekelandt and Hungarian ambassador Zákonyi Botond joined the revellers at the traditional Lenten start carnival in Sansimion - Harghita County, making merry, dancing, tasting traditional foods - the hallmark kurtoskalac included - all accompanied by a shot of palinka.
Dacic: Kosovo will never join UNESCO
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First Deputy PM and Foreign Minister Ivica Dacic says Kosovo will never become a member of UNESCO thanks to Serbia's friends.
Dacic spoke on Tuesday in Belgrade as he opened the 18th Congress of the International Federation for Latin America and the Caribbean Studies (FIEALC), held at John Naisbitt University.
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Greek American miners in shadow of Ludlow Massacre of the sacrifice of Louis Tikas
In the late 1800s and early 1900s, coal miners used candles to make their way deep underground through the mines, a dangerous practice because of the highly explosive nature of coal dust.
The 1929 funeral of Chris Melonakis’ grandfather, who died from an infection 10 days after unsanitary dental work. He worked in the mine until the day before he died.