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OCCRP credibility questioned as report features partial narrative on Dominica
The accusations made by OCCRP on the former Minister of Defense of Afghanistan also demonstrate a complicated picture of the current political climate, especially in light of Khalid's close ties to the United States during his time in the Afghan administration
Asia
Terrorist threat rapidly increases in Pakistan
In Pakistan, both the country's borders and the inside, the threat of terrorism is steadily growing. The government of the nation has begun to blame the rest of the world for the country's increasing number of terrorist attacks, which are occurring with increasing frequency
Asia
Taliban already knew China’s true intentions, claims report
According to the Afghan Diaspora Network, China aimed to fill the power vacuum caused by the United States leaving Afghanistan and the Taliban taking control of the nation in 2021 by making significant investments there. However, the Taliban knew China's true intentions
Asia
EU team arrives in Afghanistan to monitor aftermath earthquake situation
Nearly 2000 people have sustained injuries in Afghanistan; meanwhile, more than 1,000 lost their lives in the horrific earthquake.
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UNICEF raises concern over Afghan girls’ education amid Taliban rule
Concerns have once again been raised by the United Nations International Children Emergency Fund (UNICEF) over the closure of schools for girls in Taliban governed Afghanistan.
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Bulgaria Works to Secure Safe Passage for Citizens in Syria Amid Escalating Unrest
Official data indicate that a total of 71 Bulgarian nationals currently reside in the country on a long-term or permanent basis. The ministry has strongly advised all Bulgarian residents to avoid public spaces and remain indoors until the security situation improves
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Austria Lifts Veto on Bulgaria and Romania’s Schengen Accession by Land
Austrian Interior Minister Gerhard Karner confirmed Austria’s decision to support Bulgaria and Romania’s Schengen accession, enabling the removal of land border checks for both countries from January 1, 2025, during the upcoming Justice and Home Affairs Council meeting
Sofia’s Real Estate Market Shows Robust Growth Amid High Demand and Supply Shortages
Sofia's real estate market is experiencing strong growth, with a 10% sales increase from the previous year. Key factors include rising wages, low mortgage interest rates, and growing demand for completed, move-in-ready properties, driving market activity
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Bulgarian State Railways Reintroduces Festive Steam Train Rides for the Holiday Season
This nostalgic train will make its return to service on December 14 and 15, delivering a magical journey through the scenic Bulgarian countryside, complete with holiday decorations and festive cheer
Dominica: New projects unveiled at the 2024/2025 budget session
Finance Minister Irving McIntyre revealed a big budget for several projects to be undertaken the coming fiscal year.