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Bulgaria and Slovakia signed an agreement on Eastring gas pipeline

According to Bulgarian Novinite agency, representatives of Bulgarian company Bulgartransgaz and Eustream (a Slovak gas transmission system operator) signed an agreement to build a gas pipeline Eastring. The companies agreed to cooperate in studying new opportunities for the pipeline’s development...

Not only Britain is sceptical about the EU

In anticipation of the national referendum on Berxit, Pew Research Center has conducted a study on the attitude of European citizens towards the EU. As it turned out, not only the British are experiencing skepticism about the EU, and in France and Greece it is even stronger than in the UK. Now,...

Slow Iraq Advance Causes Rift even as U.S.-backed Syria Force Closes in on IS-held City

As the U.S.-backed Syrian fighters press a major new offensive against the jihadists near the Turkish border, the Islamic State-held city of Manbij have been surrounded from three sides.   However the slow pace of a separate assault by the Iraqi army on a militant bastion near Baghdad caused...

Air Defense Zone over South China Sea won’t be Recognized by Taiwan

As Taiwan’s top security agency warned that a move to set up a air defense zone by China could usher in a wave of regional tension, the island country’s new defense minister said on Monday it would not recognize any air defense zone declared by China over the South China Sea.   Beijing could...

Scotland introduced a moratorium on the fracking technology

The Scottish Parliament has voted for a moratorium on the use of the fracking technology. As a result of voting, the Parliament has decided to ban the use of hydraulic fracturing technology, which is associated with the negative impact on human health and environment. Representatives of the...

Japanese Boy Found Unharmed in a Remote Area After Being Abandoned for Being Naughty a Week Ago

Nearly a week after his disappearance set off a massive search that kept Japan riveted, a Japanese boy abandoned in a dense forest by his parents for being naughty was found alive and unharmed on Friday.   After his parents left him by the side of a road, reportedly as discipline for...

Bank of England introduced the UK's first plastic banknote

The Bank of England on Thursday showed samples of the first plastic banknotes. Reverse side of the new five pounds-banknote depicts former Prime Minister Winston Churchill. According to the Bank of England's manager Mark Carney, the new banknotes will be "cleaner, safer and stronger."  The...

Major Front Against Isis in Syria War Opened by U.S.- Backed Forces

A major offensive to drive Islamic State out of a swathe of northern Syria it uses as a logistics base as launched by thousands of U.S.-backed fighters who opened a major new front in Syria's war.   Isis’ access to Syrian land along the Turkish border that the militants have long used to...

US State Department: Europe is dangerous this summer

The US State Department warned Americans traveling to Europe this summer about a threat of terrorist attacks. The report put a particular attention to UEFA Euro 2016 in France, and the Catholic World Youth Day in Poland.ф The warning issued by the State Department on Tuesday said that "a large...

Japan Puts Military on Alert for Possible North Korea Missile Launch

Tension built up in South East Asia on Monday after South Korea said it had detected evidence of missile launch preparations by North Korea and Japan put its military on alert on Monday for a possible North Korean ballistic missile firing, officials from Japan and South Korea said.   Ever...
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