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Argentina: Macri's Malvinas/Falklands Policy Ruffling Feathers At Home

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina - After attempting to break completely with his predecessor Cristina Fernández de Kirchner's policies on the Malvinas/Falkland Islands and take a softer stance, Argentine President Mauricio Macri has earned criticism not only from political opposition but even from within his own government.

Bulgarian President Plevneliev: I Am Concerned That Nationalists and Populists Roam Freely in European Capitals

"With respect to Brexit, everyone was surprised, including our British friends. We are obliged to give them a chance to consider their position. It is not clear exactly what the British government wants," said at a press conference Bulgarian President Plevneliev.

The 105th caliph?

It was quite intriguing - or maybe not - when, shortly before the Nov. 1 elections, a staunchly pro-President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an columnist for daily Yeni Akit claimed that Mr. Erdo?an would become the "new ['ecumenical'] caliph" once he has won the executive presidential powers he much desires. Since then no one has denied Mr.

India vs. the Queen: Koh-i-Noor diamond may be stripped from Crown Jewels

India is suing the queen for the 100-mln-pound diamond known as the Koh-i-Noor (Mountain of Light) that the Queen Mother wore during the Coronation of her husband and her daughter. The prized 105-carat jewel may be stripped from Britain’s Crown Jewels following legal proceedings started by Bollywood stars and businessmen.

Tourists skip bag checks at Sharm el-Sheikh airport for 20 pounds

Security concerns have been raised at Sharm el-Sheikh airport after a British tourist said he was offered the chance to pay 30 pounds to skip queues and baggage checks, as Independent reports.

Dale Parkyn visited the Egyptian resort with his wife earlier this year and told Sky News that a man in military uniform approached them and asked if they wanted to avoid the long queues.

Halloumi wars! Turks and Greeks of Cyprus are united against the UK when it comes to cheese

Cyrpus is on a drive to secure halloumi cheese’s designated status in the EU against the British government’s decision to support U.K. halloumi producers. London wants to cash in on the name halloumi that it would not be allowed to use if Cyprus producers are successful in getting protected status for their produce.

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