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Columnists Author: Marco Gombacci - 21 October 2020 2

Archbishop of Mosul: “I am more afraid for Europe than I am for Iraq”

Interview to Najeeb Michaeel Moussa, finalists of the 2020 Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought proposed by Identity and Democracy group at the European Parliament. He is a Chaldean Catholic…

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Latest News Author: europeanpost - 18 October 2020

Islamist terrorist attack: Teacher beheaded in Paris after showing cartoons of prophet Muhammad

A teacher who had shown his class controversial cartoons of the Prophet Muhammad was beheaded near a school in a Parisian suburb on Friday afternoon. Samuel Paty, a 47-year-old history…

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Latest News Author: europeanpost - 12 October 2020

Lukashenko will face sanctions, EU Foreign Affairs ministers agree

“The Council strongly condemns the violence employed by the Belarusian authorities against peaceful protesters, and calls for the release of all arbitrarily detained persons, including political prisoners. Against this background, the conclusions…

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Latest News Author: europeanpost - 1 October 2020

“Nepotism could be Erdogan’s weak point,” Turkish exiled journalist says

“Nepotism could be Turkish President Erdogan’s weak point and should be further explored for leverage,” said Abdullah Bozkurt, a Turkish exiled journalist and founder of The Nordic Monitor, during a…

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