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Alexandrian Holy Synod deposed the new Russian exarch in Africa

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On February 16, at the meeting in the ancient monastery "St. George" in Cairo the H. Synod of the Patriarchate of Alexandria decided to depose Bishop Constantine (Ostrovsky) of Zaraysk from the Russian Orthodox...
International

France releases coins for the Olympics

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This summer, Paris will be the capital not only of France, but also of world sports! The occasion? The 33rd edition of the Summer Olympics, hosted by the city, is expected to attract over 15...
Human Rights

Bulgarian psychiatric hospitals, prisons, children’s boarding schools and refugee centres: misery and violated rights

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The Ombudsman of the Republic of Bulgaria, Diana Kovacheva, published the Institution's Eleventh Annual Report of the inspections in places of deprivation of liberty in 2023, carried out by the National Preventive Mechanism (NPM)...
Economy

North Macedonia already exports nearly 4 times more wine than Bulgaria

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Years ago, Bulgaria was one of the biggest producers of wine in the world, but now it has been losing its position for almost 2 decades. This is the main conclusion of the initial...
Economy

Nexo’s claim against Bulgaria turned out to be over 3 billion dollars

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The claim of "NEXO" against Bulgaria, the Ministry of Finance and the Prosecutor's Office turned out to be over 3 billion dollars. This is clear from the digital asset company's announcement to the media...
Culture

Christmas, Easter and Halloween banned in private schools in Turkey

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The Ministry of Education in Ankara has changed the rules for private schools in Turkey. It prohibits "activities that contradict national and cultural values and cannot contribute to the psychosocial development of students". The...
International

How much does it cost to clone pets?

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In the state of Texas, USA, more and more people are making clones of their pets Owners will still have a copy of their pet to keep raising even after the original dies, citing Voice...
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Tragedy in Confinement: The Death of Alexei Navalny Stirs Global Outcry

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The sudden death of Alexei Navalny, Russia's most prominent opposition figure and a vocal critic of President Vladimir Putin, has sent shockwaves through the international community and Russia itself. Navalny, known for his relentless...
International

Un nouveau quartier de Grozny portera le nom de Vladimir Poutine

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A new neighborhood in Grozny will be named after Russian President Vladimir Putin. This was announced by the head of Chechnya, Ramzan Kadyrov. On February 15, he got acquainted with the progress of the...
Christianity

Greece became the first Orthodox country to approve same-sex marriage

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The country's parliament approved a bill allowing civil marriages between people of the same sex, which was applauded by supporters of the rights of the LGBT community, Reuters reported. Representatives of both supporters and opponents...
Christianity

An Exarchate of the Ecumenical Patriarchate was registered in Lithuania

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On February 8, the Ministry of Justice of Lithuania registered a new religious structure - an exarchate, which will be subordinated to the Patriarchate of Constantinople. Thus, two Orthodox churches will be officially recognized...
Christianity

A founding meeting and a round table for the unification of Ukrainian Orthodoxy held in Kyiv

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By Hristianstvo.bg In "St. Sofia of Kiev" the Constituent Assembly of the public organization "Sofia Brotherhood" was held. The participants of the meeting elected the chairman of Archpriest Alexander Kolb and members of the Board...
Human Rights

Scandal in Greece over film showing Alexander the Great as gay

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The Minister of Culture denounced the Netflix series "Netflix's Alexander the Great series is 'fantasy of extremely poor quality, low content and full of historical inaccuracies,'" Greece's Culture Minister Lina Mendoni said on Wednesday, reports...
Archeology

Manuscripts Charred After the Eruption of Vesuvius Read by Artificial Intelligence

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The manuscripts are more than 2,000 years old and were severely damaged after the eruption of the volcano in AD 79. Three scientists managed to read a small part of charred manuscripts after the eruption...
Fashion

The company of the richest man takes over the Olympics

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LVMH, which is headed by Bernard Arnault, is doing everything possible to take over Paris in 2024, when the Summer Olympics will be held, the Wall Street Journal reported, as quoted by Investor. One of...
Archeology

Rome partially restored Trajan’s Basilica with the money of a Russian oligarch

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Asked about the topic, Rome's chief curator of cultural heritage, Claudio Parisi Presicce, said Usmanov's funding was agreed before Western sanctions, and Rome's ancient heritage, he says, is "universal". The imposing colonnade of Trajan's Basilica...
Human Rights

The European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) condemned the repression against the Bulgarians in North Macedonia

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ECRI highlights the cases of a number of attacks against people who identify themselves as Bulgarians The European Commission against Racism and Intolerance (ECRI) of the Council of Europe has published in September 2023 its...
Culture

“Mosfilm” turns 100 years old

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The studio survived both the Soviet communist era and imposed censorship, as well as the severe economic downturn that followed the collapse of the USSR in 1991. Mosfilm - the state-owned giant of Soviet and...
International

Gaza: UN health agency warns over continuing attacks on healthcare

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The war in Gaza hasn’t spared hospitals, their staff or the people sheltering there, more than 350 attacks on healthcare in the enclave since hostilities erupted.
Editor's choice

Canonization of Mama Antula, Argentina’s First Saint Woman Unites Leaders of Diverse Religions

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Leaders from different religions came together to witness the canonization of Argentina's first saint, Saint Mama Antula. This historic event showcased the strength of interreligious dialogue and mutual respect. With high-level political figures and ecclesiastical authorities in attendance, the ceremony symbolized unity and celebrated a woman whose faith left a lasting impact. The event, broadcasted live, served as a powerful reminder of how faith can unite people around common values and aspirations. Pope Francis, known for his dedication to interreligious dialogue, continues to promote peace and inclusivity.
International

Presidential Election in Russia: Candidates and the Inevitable Victory of Vladimir Putin

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As Russia prepares for the next presidential election, all eyes are on the candidates vying for the country's highest office. Although the outcome seems inevitable: the re-election of incumbent President Vladimir Putin.
Culture

The Atatürk Cultural Center in Istanbul dressed in ultra-modern architecture and design

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If Istanbul has a special magic, it is the magic of the eclectic layers of architecture, people, coexistence, religions and even urban poetry. While walking through the small streets, you can see at the same...
Economy

Russia refuses to import bananas from Ecuador because of an arms deal with the US

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It has started buying the fruit from India and will increase imports from there Russia has started buying bananas from India and will increase imports from that country, the Russian Veterinary and Phytosanitary Control Service...
Christianity

Another Byzantine church in Istanbul becomes a mosque

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Almost four years after Hagia Sophia was converted into a mosque, another iconic Byzantine temple in Constantinople will begin functioning as a mosque. This is the famous Hora Monastery, which has been a museum...
Health

Abuse, lack of therapy and staff in Bulgarian psychiatry

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Patients in Bulgarian psychiatric hospitals are provided with nothing even approaching modern psychosocial treatments Continued abuse and tying of patients, lack of therapy, understaffing. This is what a delegation of the Committee for the Prevention...
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