‘Evil Came’: The toll of Russia’s occupation in Kyiv’s suburbs
Land mines, bullet-riddled cars and corpses lying in the street. Residents of Bucha, Borodianka and Hostomel describe the horrors left behind by Russian forces.
Saying goodbye to the plain white wedding gown
Elizabeth Arasevi had no intention to follow custom when it came to choosing a wedding dress. She was not keen to present as a “pure, delicate and demure bride in waiting.”
The forgotten role of geography
A growing number of books on the importance of geography in the context of international relations have hit the shelves in recent years.
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Turkey detains former Kurdish party officials for PKK links
Turkish authorities have detained 46 people, including former local officials from a pro-Kurdish political party, who are suspected of having financial links to Kurdish militants, the state-run news agency reported on Tuesday.
Macron vs Le Pen and the West’s shortcomings
Proponents of liberal democracy in France – but also in Europe and the rest of the world – obviously want to see incumbent Emmanuel Macron win the French presidential election.
ATHEX: Third day of gains for stock index
The benchmark at Athinon Avenue continued on its rising course for a third day in a row, only this time on a more robust daily turnover.
Simply and quickly
The idea is simple: The national insurance fund, EFKA, trusts the prospective pensioner and the data he or she declares.
Property remains attractive
Foreign institutional investors are waiting to see the course of the Greek property market, but have not lost all interest.
Pyatt: Greece prepared early for move away from Russian gas
The steps Greece has taken to become independent of Russian natural gas have placed it ahead of other European countries, outgoing US Ambassador Geoffrey Pyatt told a press briefing in Thessaloniki on Tuesday.