Ex-prime minister detained in EU probe
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European prosecutors said they’ve been looking into some 120 cases of mishandling of EU funds in Bulgaria

Former Bulgarian prime minister Boyko Borisov was detained by the country’s police on Thursday as part of an EU probe into the mishandling of EU funds by his government.

His home was searched by officers, according to his lawyer. Several other former top officials, including ex-finance minister Vladislav Goranov, were also reportedly arrested.

The Bulgarian Interior Ministry said in a statement that it was carrying out...

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Death Trap: Over two dozen whales dead in New Zealand mass stranding
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More than two dozen whales died in a mass stranding at a New Zealand beach renowned as a death trap for the ocean giants, wildlife rangers said Fri

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Former US secretary of state Mike Pompeo accuses UK of paying “blood money” to Iran for nationals’ release
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UK has been accused of paying “blood money” to Iran by former US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to ensure the release of two British-Iranian nation

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Peru constitutional court orders release of former president Fujimori
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Peru's constitutional court on Thursday ordered the release of disgraced former president Alberto Fujimori, who is serving a 25-year sentence for c

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Moderna seeks FDA authorisation for second COVID-19 booster for all adults
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Moderna Inc on late Thursday (March 17) sought emergency use authorisation with US health regulators for a second COVID-19 booster shot, as a surge

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Belgian man admits to stabbing teacher 101 times decades after facing ‘humiliation’
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A 37-year-old man confessed to stabbing his teacher to death nearly three decades after he was allegedly humiliated by her in pri

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Argentina parliament approves IMF deal for $45 billion debt
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Argentina's Senate on Thursday gave final approval to an agreement with the International Monetary Fund that restructures a $45 billion debt, clear

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Bul­gar­ia de­tains ex-PM Boyko Borissov af­ter EU probes
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The au­thor­i­ties do not elab­o­rate on the ac­cu­sa­tions, but lo­cal me­dia say the EU probes are about ‘mis­use of EU aid’.
Published On 18 Mar 2022

De­cod­ing Afghanistan’s colour­ful head­gear cul­ture
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Style of cap or tur­ban con­fers sta­tus, sig­ni­fies what part of coun­try they come from and what eth­nic­i­ty they be­long to.
Published On 18 Mar 2022

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‘Union will not re­main silent’: Tunisia’s UGTT de­mands di­a­logue
Pow­er­ful labour union says it must be in­clud­ed in talks over po­lit­i­cal and eco­nom­ic re­forms called for by the IMF.
Published On 18 Mar 2022

Japan, Australia expand Russian sanctions
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Canberra and Tokyo have targeted more officials and organizations

Australian and Japanese authorities have announced the expansion of sanctions lists against Russian organizations and officials amid the conflict in Ukraine. Sydney included two billionaires with mining industry links, while Tokyo targeted the military industry and an arms exporter.

“Australia has now added two billionaires with links to business interests in Australia, Oleg Deripaska and Viktor Vekselberg,” said...

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Great Barrier Reef suffers 'widespread' bleaching event
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The Great Barrier Reef has again been hit with "widespread" bleaching, authorities said Friday, as higher-than-average ocean temperatures off Austr

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Kamala Harris' deputy press secretary leaving her office in latest high-profile departure
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US Vice President Kamala Harris’ office is facing another high-profile departure as Sabina Singh is all set to step down from her

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Here Are the Names and Faces of WEF’s Young Global Leaders in Italy

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Covid-19 Vaccine is to blame for 300% increase in Fifa Football Deaths in 2021 on the annual average

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Per­son­al ties that bind: How Xi-Putin re­la­tion­ship has evolved
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Close ties be­tween two lead­ers un­like­ly to dif­fer much in short term, even if Chi­na dis­tances it­self from Ukraine war.
Published On 18 Mar 2022

UK me­dia reg­u­la­tor re­vokes Russ­ian broad­cast­er RT’s li­cence
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The move comes with im­me­di­ate ef­fect af­ter a probe into the im­par­tial­i­ty of RT’s cov­er­age of Rus­sia’s war in Ukraine.
Published On 18 Mar 2022

Sri Lan­ka se­cures $1bn cred­it line from In­dia as IMF sig­nals help
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Is­land na­tion gets life­line from In­dia to buy food and med­i­cine as the IMF con­firms it will dis­cuss a pos­si­ble bailout.
Published On 18 Mar 2022

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Un­der­wa­ter Google in­ter­net ca­ble to con­nect Togo to Eu­rope
The West African coun­try will be the first land­ing of the ‘Equiano’ ca­ble, which will run from Por­tu­gal to South Africa.
Published On 18 Mar 2022

Russia’s offensive in Ukraine is ‘electroshock’ to NATO – Macron
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France’s president has said he stands by his 2019 characterization of NATO as ‘brain dead’

Russia’s ongoing military offensive in Ukraine has delivered an “electroshock” to NATO, France’s President Emmanuel Macron said during a press conference on Thursday. The remark came in response to a journalist’s question regarding the president’s 2019 characterization of the military alliance as “brain dead,” and whether the French head of state was still of that opinion.

Macron said that he stood by his initial ‘diagnosis,’ taking “full responsibility” for h...

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