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  1. President Alexander Lukashenko of Belarus has said, "I can forgive lesbians but not gay men".
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  2. The mass baptism was an invention of Patriarch of all Georgia Ilia II, seen to be one of the most influential men in the country.
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  3. A surveillance camera from the top of a nearby building caught the deadly crash that killed actor Paul Walker and his friend over the weekend.
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  4. Finally a translator who can translate emotion.
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  5. Watch the moment a journalist asks Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy which world leader he most likes speaking to.
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  6. no comment...
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  7. “Putin is a colonel, he promised to appoint me as colonel - he still hasn’t done it,” Lukashenko said in an interview.
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  8. I never knew he was a black belt in judo until now 😂😂
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  9. Props to the rescue workers for being setup so quick to catch him.
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  10. An escaped male chimpanzee was captured by city officials after falling off an electricity pole in northern Japan on Thursday. The chimpanzee escaped from the Yagiyama Zoological Park in Sendai city, Miyagi Prefecture, in the early afternoon, according to city officials.
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  11. On 26 April 1986, it was decided at Chernobyl to take advantage of reactor number four's downtime by carrying out a safety test on an emergency core cooling feature.
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  12. The way he reached for the workers…wow!
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  13. After complex discussions with Turkey and Iran about the future of Syria in Sochi, Russian President Vladimir Putin was up for a bit of exercise. So the judo black belt joined his country's national team for a warm-up and training session.…
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  14. The journalist asks, "How do you understand democracy in Belarus?", Lukashenko replies, "You know, I'm a dictator. I have a hard time understanding democracy. We are looking in one direction with different options."
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  15. The official Ukrainian translator for the European Parliament (EU) appears to hold back tears and his voice is cracked with emotion live on air as President Volodymyr Zelenskyy delivers a speech on the Russian invasion to MEPs.
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  16. Captured Ukrainian servicemen have been taken to the scene of Thursday's deadly bus stop attack in Donetsk and paraded before an angry crowd, firmly convinced that Kyiv was behind the bloodshed. Wearing civilian clothes and visibly injured, the prisoners were taunted and hit by locals, their separatist guards doing little if nothing to shield them.
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  17. I hope everyone will stop adding cream to the carbonara 🤣🤣🤣
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  18. Stupid question is answered kindly... 🙂
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  19. Pro-Russian protesters rallied in Germany over the discrimination they say they have suffered since Moscow's invasion of Ukraine. Frankfurt, Hanover and Stuttgart all saw demonstrations on Sunday.
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  20. He came up with the idea to stimulate the country's low birth rate, promising to personally baptise every third child in each family.
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  21. As refugees continue to cross into Poland from Ukraine, a German organisation has set up a shelter for pets stranded in the chaos of war. Volunteers are trying to comfort terrified dogs in a makeshift shelter in the small Polish village of Medyka on the southern border with Ukraine.
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  22. The President of Portugal fainted during a speech to the country's military on Tuesday. Anibal Cavaco Silva was taken ill during ceremonies for Portugal's national day. It happened at the same time that trade unionists began protesting.
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  23. Feminist activists braved freezing temperatures in Kyiv in a protest against a report that Indian authorities are to scrutinise Ukrainian visa applications as part of a crackdown on immigrant prostitution. Members of the FEMEN group, who have gained international notoriety with their topless protests, scaled the balcony of the Indian Cultural Centre in Kyiv.
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  24. Russia and the West are facing the most serious confrontation since the end of the Cold War over influence in Ukraine. Russia has effectively occupied the Crimea region, raising the tensions in the region.
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  25. North Korean television has broadcast new pictures of the new leader Kim Jong-un wiping away tears at his father's wake in Pyongyang.
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  26. One of my FAVOURITE adventures on this series! I miss Romania, Gheorghe and Breb Village...!
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  27. At 1.24 am, an engineer recorded in his diary that the protective system was not working. At the same moment, a huge and catastrophic surge in power caused two explosions.
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  28. this actually is a comment...
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  29. Eouronews my name is gocha I am from Georgia this is not the way we are supposed to baptism baby's many children can get hurt infact I was baptism in 2012 but they poured small amounts of holy water on my head this is absolutely absurd
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  30. Hundreds of fighters from the Russian republic of Chechnya have joined the insurgents in East Ukraine. The so-called "death unit" has made a former tourist camp on the outskirts of the rebel-held city of Donetsk into its base.The leader, nicknamed Stinger, claims around 300 volunteers are stationed there and explained their involvement in the conflict.
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  31. A spectacular collision has been captured on camera from the inside of a tourist bus in China when... A spectacular collision has been captured on camera from the inside of a tourist bus in China when the coach driver reportedly tried to reverse on the highway after missing an exit. A truck ploughed into the rear of the bus at high speed, killing the truck driver. Coach passengers can be seen being thrown about the inside of the bus like rag dolls. In all, 10 passengers including the bus driver were flung out of the windows.
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  32. Yes, please more of this! The EU's main internal issue, as I see it, is communication to the EU citizens, having them feel more connected. And it is a lot easier to want to connect something that isn't only negative!
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  33. Read more @ https://www.euronews.com/search?query=RUSSIA-UKRAINE%20INVASION
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  34. "I am here today because I am for peace," said Ozan Yilmaz, a German citizen of Turkish origin. "Children have been beaten up in school because they speak Russian, and that's not right."
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  35. As fires raged, the core of reactor number four was destroyed. A huge cloud rose into the sky, spreading large amounts of radioactive fuel and materials into the atmosphere.
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  36. Finally, something I actually WANT to hear. Almost all of the news nowadays has such a depressing effect. Great idea, please continue.
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  37. The mayor of a Polish town bordering Ukraine publicly called out the leader of Italy's right-wing League party for his pro-Kremlin views on Tuesday, derisively calling Matteo Salvini a "friend" of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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  38. This is the first episode of Euronews’ GOOD NEWS bulletin, a new weekly review to bring you stories of hope. The list is not biased, political, or moral. It is just plain GOOD NEWS, picked by our team to BRIGHTEN UP your day.
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  39. Armoured personnel carriers have rolled into the eastern Ukraine city of Slavyansk. Ukraine deserters or soldiers of the Russian army? The facts of what is happening appear lost in the fog of these hostilities.
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  40. READ MORE : https://www.euronews.com/
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  41. This is the most amazing show of unity I have ever seen im my lifetime!
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  42. Ukraine's President Volodymyr Zelenskyy criticises Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in a statement to the European Council over his hesitancy to impose further sanctions on Russia.
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  43. In this episode of Witness, we watch the resilience and tears of Ukrainian refugees on the Polish border. What do they think about the war going on in Ukraine? What are their feelings for Russia, Europe, and world politicians?
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  44. I live in Serbia and i didn’t even know that we produce the world’s most expensive cheese 🧀😅 Will have to try it definitely
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  45. This Ukrainian rights organisation is fighting to protect animals from the impact of the Russian invasion. UAnimals has uncovered a string of rights violations across the country - inflicted not just against civilians, but against the creatures they were forced to leave behind.
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  46. We love Tirana! We spent a week there in February in our travels around the world. Definitely great food there. And very affordable!
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  47. It's very difficult to lose one's job and livelihood especially when you've done nothing wrong and it's beyond your control. I really hope that doors open up for these people.
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  48. My paternal heritage is Székely from Transylvania in Romania and I have always dreamed I could afford a beautiful wooden gate entry like you’ve shown. (The big gate portion is for horses and wagons but there is a smaller gateway/doorway for people to pass through. Mr Barsan’s craftsmanship is beyond words. I’m glad his son Teo is keeping the woodcarving tradition alive. Thank you, Eva, for this episode!!
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  49. Backed by armoured vehicles, gun fire and stun grenades Russian special forces smashed their way into Ukraine's Crimea airbase on Saturday, on March 2014.
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  50. More than 500 babies have been baptised in a mass ceremony in Georgia at Tbilisi's Holy Trinity Cathedral. The infants were also given the honour of becoming godchildren of the country's Patriarch Ilia II.
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