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Hurghada, El Gouna and Soma Bay, Three Faces of Egypt's Red Sea
Novinite is publishing brief sketches on Hurghada, Soma Bay and El Gouna - three places a group of journalists, including two members of Novinite team, visited at the invitation of Egypt's Ministry of Tourism in mid-June.
Sofia Gay Pride 2015 Focuses on Discrimination Among Young People
This year's edition of Sofia Pride that is due to be held on June 27 will focus its attention to the issue of discrimination in the field of education.
The statement was made by Radoslav Stoyanov, one of the organizers of the parade on behalf of the Bulgarian Helsinki Committee, as reported by the Bulgarian National Radio.
Pope tells Putin: 'Sincere' peace efforts needed for Ukraine
Pope Francis encouraged Russian President Vladimir Putin to engage in "sincere" international efforts aimed at bringing peace to Ukraine as the two men met privately at the Vatican on June 10.
Orthodox Patriarchate ordered to pay $2.9 mln to Israeli lawyer
An Israeli court ordered the Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem to pay 11.3 million shekels (2.9 million dollars) to Israeli lawyer Moshe Lipke after he claimed that the Church owed him 11.3 million shekels. The sum covers the cost of cases that he says he represented the Patriarchate in Jerusalem in since 2002.
Kammenos talks at Pentagon viewed with interest by Russian media
A high-profile report disseminated by the Moscow-based Sputnik new service has Greek DM Panos Kammenos saying that US officials tried to persuade him to support a new round of anti-Russia sanctions.
Former Kosovo Serb Minister Indicted for Hate Speech
Former government minister Aleksandar Jablanovic has been indicted by the Basic Court of Gjakova for inciting "national, racial and religious intolerance" and for "intolerance."
The Department for Serious Crimes has told him to appear before the court on May 22nd.
Church, SYRIZA MP clash over use of saint's relic
The Church of Greece and SYRIZA?s parliamentary group representative, Nikos Filis, clashed on Monday after the latter complained about the use of a relic of Saint Barbara, one of the most venerated saints in the Orthodox Church, which was brought to Greece over the weekend.
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"Ban on zealot camp is up to prosecutor" - minister
"Ban on zealot camp is up to prosecutor" - minister
BELGRADE -- Nebojsa Stefanovic said Monday that the police will ban "a zealot-ran youth camp" if the prosecutor's office establishes the existence of a criminal offense.
Macedonia Opposition: PM 'Ordered Attack on Mayor'
At their 23rd press conference in recent weeks on the subject of alleged government wiretapping, the opposition Social Democrats on Sunday presented covertly-recorded tapes that they say prove that Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski was behind unrest in Skopje's opposition-governed municipality of Centar in June 2013.
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Ottoman decrees preserved in Bosnian museum
Five Ottoman edicts have found a home in Sarajevo's Old Orthodox Church Museum, which is normally the home of some of the world's most valuable Christian icons.
The edicts date from the time when the rule of Ottoman sultans extended across southeastern Europe, from the mid-15th to the late 19th centuries.
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