In Athens, thousands rally against COVID-19 vaccinations
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ATHENS, July 14 - More than 5,000 anti-vaccine protesters, some them waving Greek flags and wooden crosses, rallied in Athens on Wednesday to
ATHENS, July 14 - More than 5,000 anti-vaccine protesters, some them waving Greek flags and wooden crosses, rallied in Athens on Wednesday to
HE Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defense and Acting Minister of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates of the Lebanese Republic Zeina Aker, met with
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Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Federal Republic of Nigeria met with HE Ambassador of the State of Qatar to Nigeria, on the occasion of
At least 13 people, including nine Chinese nationals and two Pakistani soldiers, were killed after a blast sent a bus plunging into a ravine in a
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HE Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation of the Italian Republic Luigi Di Maio received today a written message from HE Deputy
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Venezuelan agents have arrested a key opposition figure on charges of terrorism and treason.
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Prime Minister Boris Johnson is expected to confirm later the plan to lift almost all legal restrictions on social contact in England on 19