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Saudi camel beauty pageant hit by botox
A high-stakes camel beauty pageant in Saudi Arabia has been hit by a cheating scandal after 43 entrants were disqualified for botox injections and other cosmetic enhancements.
The King Abdulaziz Camel Festival is an annual Bedouin event held in the desert northeast of Riyadh that lures breeders from around the Gulf with prize money of up to $66 million.
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Albania’s EU Accession Debacle Is Becoming the New Normal
Albanians once debated and celebrated each small step on the path to membership of the European Union. Now, the lack of any tangible progress is barely mentioned.
Turkey’s Jews meet at historic Ankara synagogue after 40 years
After nearly four decades, Jews in Turkey came together at the Ankara Synagogue to "revive their memories."
Isaak Haleva, the chief rabbi of Turkey's Jews, as well as several members of the Jewish community, joined the event in the capital Ankara.
In a speech on the occasion, Haleva said the preservation of synagogues is important for his community in Turkey.
Election Runoffs Fuel Jitters Over North Macedonia Govt’s Survival
The fate of Zoran Zaev's tiny majority in parliament depends on the outcomes of Sunday's local election runoffs - in the capital and the ethnic Albanian stronghold of Tetovo especially.
Europol Busts Crime Group Smuggling Afghan Migrants into Western Europe
Police say they have dismantled a migrant smuggling ring transporting Afghans to western Europe.
The network is thought to have smuggled around 200 migrants from Romania to France and Germany, according to Europol.
The criminals pushed migrants into the back of large lorries while drivers were sleeping, it said.
Turks enraged as Ancestry.com reveals the Truth: Most of them are Greeks
“Pontian Greeks adopted Turkish language and culture, and many converted to Islam in order to have greater opportunities in Turkish society”
INSCOP: 63 pct of Romanians believe country's general situation is worse than 30 years ago
The majority of Romanians say that the country's general situation is worse than the one 30 years ago, according to the results of an INSCOP survey, published on Tuesday by director Remus Stefureac.
Traditional Kyrgyz game continues to be played in Turkey’s east
A traditional Kyrgyz horse game commonly likened to polo continues to be played in eastern Turkey.
Kök Börü is a synthesis of traditional practices, performances and the game itself.
It is played by two teams on horseback where players try to maneuver a goat's carcass or goat fur and score by putting it into the opponent's goal.
PSD's Ciolacu: Snap elections, only solution, we do not govern with PNL or USR PLUS
Chairman of the Social Democratic Party (PSD) Marcel Ciolacu affirms that snap elections are the only solution, because the current Parliament "no longer reflects the will of Romanians", adding that the Social Democrats would not form a government with the National Liberal Party (PNL) and Save Romania Union-Unity, Freedom and Solidarity Party (USR PLUS).
Ukraine is furious with the United States: They took their dogs and left our soldiers
Their relatives say that they have already called all the institutions for evacuation, and only the Ukrainian embassy in Tajikistan responded.