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Austria: People’s Party joins hand with Greens to form unusual coalition

By admin January 2, 2020 No comment

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The conservative People’s Party has joined hand with the leftist Greens in Austria to form an unusual coalition. The People’s Party had been a partner of the far-right Freedom Party until it was toppled by a scandal. In the recent snap election, the People’s Party emerged victorious. The decision of the conservative faction to reach […]

Ayia Napa Case: Lawyers express deep concern

By admin January 1, 2020 No comment

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The lawyers who represent Ayia Napa girl have expressed deep concern about the court verdict that has found their client’ rape allegation fake. Recently, a court found that the rape allegation made by the British teenager against twelve Israeli men was fake. The court has not announced the quantum of punishments yet. The court is expected […]

Thief returns stolen ashes after an emotional appeal

By admin December 31, 2019 No comment

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After the couple, who had found their son’s ashes which they brought to Cyprus from Sweden to scatter in a beautiful place stolen, made a emotional appeal though a media, the thief, who was moved emotionally by the appeal of the couple, has contacted the couple to express his deep sorrow and revealed the location […]

Briton found guilty of lying about being gang-raped

By admin December 30, 2019 No comment

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A British teenager has been found guilty of lying about being gang-raped by a group of Israeli youngsters. She initially alleged that she was gang-raped by a group of twelve Israeli teenagers when she was in Ayia Napa in Cyprus. Later, she pulled back her complaint. Actually, she was booked shortly after she pulled back […]

Turkey’s constitutional court overturns country’s ban on Wikipedia

By admin December 27, 2019 No comment

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The constitutional court of the European country of Turkey has overturned the ban imposed on Wikipedia by the country on the ground that the website published defamatory contents against the country. Dismissing the ban, the court has found the ban inconsistent with the country’s obligation to protect the right to expression. The site was originally […]

German singer Peter Schreier is no more

By admin December 27, 2019 No comment

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Popular German singer Peter Schreier has passed away due to some age related ailments in Dresden, where he was enjoying his retirement life. He was not less than 84. At the peak of his career, he had huge fan following. He was popular for his expressiveness. Notably, he was the only singer who spent his […]

V-Guard founder wrists MBA award

By admin December 26, 2019 No comment

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Business legend Kochouseph Chittilappilly, the founder of V-Guard, was awarded the MBA award 2019 by Manappuram Finance Limited Managing Director V P Nandakumar in a colourful function organised at Le Meridien, Kochi, on 25th December 2019 at 5 PM. The MBA award is an exclusive business achievement award organised by reputed event conglomerate Pegasus Global Pvt Ltd […]

Russian young anti-government activist forcibly conscripted

By admin December 26, 2019 No comment

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Ruslan Shaveddinov, the young anti-government activist, has been forcibly conscripted by the Russian military force. Russia’s prime opposition leader Alexei Navalny has condemned the, so called, forced conscription of the young leader. He alleged that his employee was abducted from his house by the Russian military and taken to a remote Russian military camp. In […]

Romanian court acquits person arrested on child trafficking charge

By admin December 24, 2019 No comment

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At least twenty five people, who was arrested in connection with child trafficking by a joint operation conducted by the UK and Romanian police, has been acquitted by the top court of Romania. Earlier, the same people were acquitted by a lower court, citing that the prosecution failed to present evidence necessary to prove the […]

Russia publicises identity of FSB attacker

By admin December 20, 2019 No comment

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Russia has released the identity of the person who attacked the Federal Security Service (FSB) headquarters and killed an official. The Russian authority has identified the attacker as Yevgeny Manyurov. The details about the attacker has been publicised through a Russian state-run newspaper. The attacker is said to be a loner as well as a […]