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Two senior Bulgarian police officers have resigned over what Interior Minister Rumyana Bachvarova described as exceeding of powers by police during impounding of assets of Sofia-based TV7 station.

Television screens around Greece went blank around 9.30 a.m. on Tuesday as the country's digital signal provider, Digea, said it was trying to repair a "serious technical glitch."

The only channels that continued broadcasting were state television NERIT and Parliament's Vouli.

Taking care of pensioners who are his bedrock of support has been a key feature of President Vladimir Putin's rule, but as crisis bites, the Russian government is mooting an idea that has been taboo for 80 years: Raising the retirement age.

Child actor Sawyer Sweeten, 19, shot himself under mysterious circumstances.

The man who had become famous during his acting days in “Everybody loves Raymond” took his own life in his parent’s house in Texas.

A Dutch expert helping to identify victims from last year's MH17 airliner crash in Ukraine has been fired after showing photographs of the dead at a public lecture, the government said on April 23.  

"The collaboration with George Maat has been terminated," Justice Minister Ard van der Steur told lawmakers in parliament.

The Kardashians know how to “go viral” with their sexy photos.

"Washington expects long-term confrontation with Russia"

ROME, MOSCOW -- The U.S. "expects the ongoing confrontation with Russia to continue until at least 2024 and involve many directions," RT is reporting.

A crane operator was killed when a heavy vehicle toppled into a 20-meter-deep foundation at a construction site in Istanbul on April 21.

The vehicle of an employee working at the Skouries gold mine in Halkidiki, northern Greece, was completely destroyed in an arson attack in the area of Nea Roda on Monday.

The employee had recently appeared on Skai TV speaking in favor of the contested mining project.

Following his television appearance, the man alleged that he had received threats.