Greece to prosecute first maritime piracy case with evidence gathered by Interpol team
Evidence gathered by an Interpol Incident Response Team (IRT) following the release of the hijacked oil tanker Irene SL in
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Russia Watch: Russian conservatives see ‘foreign agents’ and ‘treason’ behind social change
Ashley, an American friend, and I were walking on a bridge over the Moscow River to the “Inostranii Agent” or
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EU receives 2012 Nobel Peace Prize
The European Union has received this year’s Nobel Peace Prize for turning Europe “from a continent of war to a
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Borissov to attend ceremony conferring Nobel Peace Prize on EU
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boiko Borissov is visiting Norway on December 10 and 11 2012 and would attend the ceremony at
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Japan cancels tsunami warning after powerful quake
A powerful earthquake shook Japan’s northeastern coast, triggering a small tsunami and causing buildings to sway as far away as
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US company aims to fly you to the moon for $1.5 billion
A U.S. company founded by ex-NASA executives says it plans to offer commercial flights to the moon by the end
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Holocaust restitution hits gridlock at forum
“Slow and steady – we’re playing the long game.” That’s the message Stuart Eizenstat says is critical to understanding the
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Clinton criticises Russia on Europe policy, human rights
U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton sharply criticized Russia Thursday, saying it is trying to “re-Sovietize” Eastern Europe and Central
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Bulgarian scientist who believes in aliens does not believe in ‘Mayan calendar’ destruction on December 21 2012
Luchezar Filipov, the Bulgarian Academy of Science deputy director of Space Research who made headlines in 2009 by saying that
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