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Sofia Celebrates 140 years Since its Announcement as a Capital City
Sofia celebrates 140 years since its announcement as the capital of Bulgaria. The celebrations began in the early morning at the Hagia Sophia, where a Mass was served.
Committee picks imam candidate for Athens mosque
The administrative committee that will oversee the operation of Athens's first mosque has presented Moroccan-born Zaki Mohammed as its candidate for the position of imam to Education Minister Costas Gavroglou, Kathimerini understands.
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The Legendary French Film Director Agnes Varda has Passed Away
The legendary director, Agnes Varda, one of the prominent representatives of the New Wave in French Cinema, died Thursday night at the age of 90, the France press reported.
The agency has received the sad news from members of her family. It has occurred in their presence due to cancer.
Bulgarian Cabinet Will Allocate BGN 32.4 million For the European Elections
Deputy Prime Minister Tomislav Donchev will be involved in the preparation and holding of the European Elections, reported NOVA TV.
BGN 32.4 million will be allocated for the European elections in Bulgaria. This is the decision of the Council of Ministers, which was adopted today.
The Interior Ministry Will Not Build Refugee Camps
Bulgaria should be prepared for a possible wave of migrants - this is the reason for the preparation of sites, where only if needed will be build temporary centers for migrants, explained Minister of Interior Mladen Marinov.
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The Bulgarian Government will Allocate Easter Bonuses to Pensioners
We have the ambition to provide 50-53 million leva for Easter supplements for pensioners, Deputy Prime Minister Tomislav Donchev told journalists at the Council of Ministers. He said this would probably be taken as a decision this week, reports Darik.
Injury of doctor in hospital elevator fall prompts complaints
The Medical Association of Athens (ISA) and the union of Greek hospital workers, known by its acronym POEDIN, have complained following the injury of a doctor at the Ippokrateio hospital when the elevator he was in plunged several floors.
The ISA referred to an "unprecedented incident which points to the collapse of the National Health Service due to underfunding and understaffing."
The Day after the European Parliamentary Elections
The List of Marjan Šarec (LMŠ) came in second in last year's parliamentary elections, lagging far behind the victorious Slovenian Democratic Party (SDS). Nevertheless, LMŠ has managed to form his government by being politically savvy. Two months later at the local elections, LMŠ failed to achieve better results.
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Leszek Mozdzer | Athens | March 16
Marking the centennial of diplomatic relations between Poland and Greece, the Stavros Niarchos Foundation Cultural Center presents a concert by celebrated Polish jazz pianist, composer and producer Leszek Mozdzer, in cooperation with the Embassy of Poland in Athens.
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Croatia Looks Implicated in Serious Hybrid Warfare Against Bosnia
The location of the weapons cache, according to those involved, would be revealed by the same person who planted it.
This would then justify the previous statements of top Croatian officials such as President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic that Bosnia is a "hotbed of terrorism" and home to at least "10,000 radicalized persons".