World Refugee Day: 65 million people forcibly displaced around the world
World Refugee Day, June 20, has seen the European Union underline its commitment to global efforts to address the refugee
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Ouster of Turkish PM rekindles dissent in ruling AKP
Since the ousting of Turkish prime minister Ahmet Davutoglu, pro-president media outlets are appealing for unity and loyalty to president
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Yom HaShoah marked, as Bulgaria remembers Jews murdered and Jews saved
Bulgaria’s Jewish community joined in marking Yom HaShoah 2016, commemorating the six million Jews murdered in the Holocaust, while also
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Nato-Russia talks fail, but raise hopes
Nato and Russia held their first dialogue in two years this week. The meeting among ambassadors of the alliance and
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Nato, Russian officials meet for first time in two years
The NATO-Russia Council has convened for the first time since 2014, with recent tensions between Russia and the United States
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Companies and individuals in Panama Papers, but no Bulgarian politicians – report
Bulgarian companies and individuals were found in the Panama Papers data leak, but there were no records implicating Bulgarian politicians
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Deadly explosions at Brussels Airport
Authorities in Belgium say one person has been killed and several more injured in two explosions at the international airport
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Putin orders withdrawal of Russian forces from Syria
Russian President Vladimir Putin has ordered the withdrawal of Russian forces from Syria, as new U.N.-mediated peace talks on Syria
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OECD: World economy is likely to expand no faster in 2016 than in 2015
Achieving strong growth in the global economy remains elusive, with only a modest recovery in advanced economies and slower activity
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