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Endangered vulture returns to Bulgaria after being extinct for 36 years

Phys Dot Org 22 Mar 2023
In fact, the very same day in 2021 saw two publications in the Biodiversity Data Journal that reported on re-introduction successes involving birds of prey in Bulgaria, which had gone missing for decades ... of the establishment phase 2018–2022, Biodiversity Data Journal (2023).
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Netflix now lets TV users customise subtitles, closed captions

BGR 09 Mar 2023
Netflix to allow users to customise text in subtitles ... Recent price reductions by the streaming giant include Middle Eastern countries (Yemen, Jordan, Libya and Iran), sub-Saharan African markets such as Kenya, and European nations (Croatia, Slovenia, and Bulgaria), reports The Wall Street Journal ... –With inputs from IANS ... .
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Who were the first people to ride horses?

The News International 05 Mar 2023
Their conclusions, based on an analysis of human skeletal remains found in Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania, were published on Friday in the journal Science Advances. Domestication of horses for milk is widely accepted to have begun around 3500 BC to 3000 BC, the study said, but the "origins of horseback riding remain elusive" ... .
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Horseback riding may have begun 5,000 years ago in Europe: study

Raw Story 04 Mar 2023
Who were the first people to ride horses?. Researchers believe they have found the earliest evidence of horseback riding, by the ancient Yamnaya people in Europe some 5,000 years ago. Their conclusions, based on an analysis of human skeletal remains found in Bulgaria, Hungary and Romania, were published on Friday in the journal Science Advances.
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Netflix hiked US prices in the past year, but it's cutting them in more than ...

Business Insider 24 Feb 2023
Photo by STR/NurPhoto via Getty Images Netflix lowered its subscription prices in more than 36 countries over the past few weeks, per The Wall Street Journal ... African countries like Kenya, and Eastern European countries like Croatia, Slovenia, and Bulgaria have also been impacted, the Journal reported.
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Netflix lowers subscription costs in over 30 countries: All you need to know

BGR 24 Feb 2023
Recent price reductions by the streaming giant include Middle Eastern countries (Yemen, Jordan, Libya and Iran), sub-Saharan African markets such as Kenya, and European nations (Croatia, Slovenia, and Bulgaria), reports The Wall Street Journal ... The cost reductions only applied to specific Netflix tiers in the affected countries ... IANS ... .
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Netflix lowers subscription costs in over 30 countries

The Siasat Daily 24 Feb 2023
San Francisco ... Recent price reductions by the streaming giant include Middle Eastern countries (Yemen, Jordan, Libya and Iran), sub-Saharan African markets such as Kenya, and European nations (Croatia, Slovenia, and Bulgaria), reports The Wall Street Journal ... The cost reductions only applied to specific Netflix tiers in the affected countries ... .
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Document Says OneCoin Founder Ruja Ignatova ‘Killed’ in 2018 in Greece

Finance Magnates 20 Feb 2023
The investigative journalism organisation also linked the agent reports to disciplinary cases of Bulgaria’s Ministry of Interior.</p><blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr">Last year a former chief cop was murdered in Sofia ... Also, Bulgaria is ...
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Live updates | NATO, EU rushing help to Turkey after quake

Brattleboro Reformer 06 Feb 2023
Here is the latest. ... ___ ... Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry has offered condolences on the loss of life in Turkey and Syria ... Support our journalism ... →. Bulgaria’s defense minister announced that two Spartan military transport aircraft will take off to the city of Adana in southeast Turkey with emergency teams of firefighters, rescue workers and medics.
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Live updates | Turkey's Erdogan: 45 countries offering help

Brattleboro Reformer 06 Feb 2023
Here is the latest. ... ___ ... Support our journalism ... →. Bulgaria’s Foreign Ministry has offered condolences on the loss of life in Turkey and Syria ... Bulgaria’s defense minister announced that two Spartan military transport aircraft will take off to the city of Adana in southeast Turkey with emergency teams of firefighters, rescue workers and medics.
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Strip club visit raises questions about fatal UGA crash

The North Platte Telegraph 23 Jan 2023
Surveillance video obtained by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution shows Georgia offensive linemen Warren McClendon and Devin Willock, along with other players, leaving Toppers International Showbar in downtown Athens about 2.30 a.m ... The Journal-Constitution reviewed footage captured between 1.45 a.m.
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Zelensky Appoints Sexologist Pyramid Schemer as Ambassador to Bulgaria

Scheerpost 30 Dec 2022
But these skills are featured prominently on the resumé of Ukraine’s new ambassador to Bulgaria, Olesya Ilashchuk ... Vladimir Zelensky has appointed a sexologist, with no prior diplomatic experience, as the new Ukrainian ambassador to Bulgaria ... Support our Independent Journalism — Donate Today!.
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EU Should Stop Illegal Migrant Pushbacks at its Borders

Human Rights Watch 09 Dec 2022
The report, released by collaborative journalism outfit Lighthouse Reports, primarily documented abuses occurring in Bulgaria, Hungary, and Croatia. Since 2014, Human Rights Watch and others have documented violence and abuse against migrants and asylum seekers by border officials in Bulgaria, Croatia and Hungary.
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EU: Holding people at unofficial detention sites an ‘intentional tactic’ to avoid scrutiny

Amnesty 08 Dec 2022
Reacting to a report by Lighthouse Reports, a collaborative journalism NGO, on people being detained at unofficial detention sites on the borders of Bulgaria, Hungary and Croatia, Jelena Sesar, Amnesty International’s Western Balkans Researcher, said. ... Jelena Sesar ... Background ... For more information or to arrange an interview, please contact. ... .
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Nov 15 Day of Dialogue: Eastern European journalism at a crossroads

The Hofstra Chronicle 16 Nov 2022
Journalism has played a critical role in unveiling corruption and human rights abuses ... Because journalism lacks regulation in Bulgaria, journalists who are entrenched in both the journalistic and the citizen role can find themselves reporting on the same events for which they personally attend protests.

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