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Albania Urged to Ensure Proper Care for Psychiatric Patients
A report published by the Council of Europe's Committee for Prevention of Torture on Tuesday after a three-day visit to Albania said that there is an urgent need to establish a specialised forensic psychiatric facility in the country to accommodate and treat male and female forensic psychiatric patients.
36 years since the Chernobyl Accident
Today marks the 36th anniversary of the Chernobyl accident in Ukraine.
On this day, in 1986, a powerful explosion erupted in block 4 of the plant. It is difficult to determine the exact number of victims.
Dozens died immediately, but more than 100,000 people died from radiation-related cancer.
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Japan says disputed islands “illegally occupied by Russia”
Lying off the northeastern tip of Japan, the island chain were seized by Soviet troops in the last days of World War II
Guns, bomb shelters & anti-radiation meds: More people in Finland prepare for war with Russia
In the weeks since war broke out in Europe, thousands of Finns have signed up with training associations to sharpen their military skills
Diplomat from Moscow recalled
Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky said earlier today that Kiev could sever diplomatic relations with Russia after Moscow decided to recognize two regions of eastern Ukraine as independent, Reuters reports.
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Astra’s first rocket launch from Florida fails (video)
Rocket appears to tumble out of control minutes after launch
Moldova in 2022: Reformists in Power in Year of Turbulence
Russia's influence, economic poverty and failure of reforms might undermine Moldova's governing reformists, and help the Left this year.
Moscow sends its combat tanks to the border with Afghanistan
Russia will try to strengthen the joint border after the U.S. forces withdrew from the region in the last weeks, RT writes.
In a statement issued by Russian defense chiefs on Friday, officials said the latest hardware would be delivered to troops stationed in the mountainous Central Asian state.
Erdogan before his visit to Cyprus: “On Monday we will announce good news”
“A message of peace to both the island and the world”
May 19: Greeks commemorate Pontian Genocide
335,000 were killed by the Ottoman Turks
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