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Palestinian toddler killed in suspected Jewish extremist attack
Suspected Jewish extremists set fire to a Palestinian home in the occupied West Bank on July 31, killing an 18-month-old baby and seriously injuring several other family members, an act that Israel's prime minister described as terrorism.
Erdo?an declines Putin's invitation to Moscow ceremony in fresh diplomatic snub
Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdo?an has declined an invitation from counterpart Vladimir Putin to attend the ceremony marking the 70th anniversary of Moscow?s victory in World War II, in an apparent diplomatic reprisal against Russian leader?s decision to label the 1915 killings of Ottoman Armenians as genocide last month.
Russia knows genocide well, Turkey fires back
Turkey said on April 24 that it rejected and condemned Russian President Vladimir Putin calling the 1915 mass killings of Armenians by Ottoman Turks a "genocide."
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Seven world capitals now without Turkish ambassadors
After recalling its ambassador to Austria on April 22, Turkey has now recalled seven ambassadors to Ankara over the last few years for various reasons, including bilateral political strain or security concerns in those foreign capitals.
Norwegian pianist Hakon Austbo, in recital at Romanian Athenaeum, on May 18
Hakon Austbo, regarded as one of the Norwegian grand masters of the piano, will hold a recital at the Romanian Athenaeum, on May 18, informs a release of the organisers remitted to AGERPRES on Friday.
Photo credit: (c) Constantin DUMA / AGERPRES ARCHIVE
INS: Unemployment rate goes down to 6.4% in Feb 2015
The seasonally adjusted unemployment rate stood at 6.4% in February 2015, lower by 0.1% from January, and by 0.6% compared to the level recorded in February 2014, according to the data released on Tuesday by the National Statistics Institute (INS).
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Nearly 2,000 Catholics walk in Palm Sunday procession
Nearly 2,000 Catholics, including young people, children and priests from Bucharest parishes as well as nuns and monks on Sunday marched in a Palm Sunday procession held in Bucharest by the Roman Catholic Archbishopric.
Photo credit (c): CONSTANTIN DUMA / AGERPRES FILES
A display of canine vigor: The National Championship of Romanian Shepherd Dogs
More than 200 sheepdogs from the Romanian Shepherd breeds Raven, Mioritic, Carpathian and Bucovina will participate on Sunday in Predeal in the second edition of the National Championship for Romanian Shepherds and in the sixth edition of the show dedicated to these vigorous herd guarding dogs.
Photo credit: (c) Constantin DUMA / AGERPRES ARCHIVE
JusMin Cazanciuc: Plugging jail capacity shortage requires 1 bln euro worth of investments
Minister of Justice Robert Cazanciuc said on Friday in Constanta that building new penitentiaries to plug the current jail capacity shortage of about 11,000 inmates requires investments of approximately one billion euros.
Photo credit: (c) Constantin DUMA
Bradet stretched-curd cheese, the Romanian traditional dairy product that earned De Gaulle's praise
The Bradet stretched-curd cheese, a traditional deli food whose name was "borrowed" by producers all over the country, has its origins in the north-western part of Arges County, specifically in the Bradulet commune that sits on the upper course of the Valsan river.
Photo credit: (c) Constantin DUMA / AGERPRES ARCHIVE