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Stojkovic announces final Serbia squad list for Switzerland and Denmark games
BELGRADE - The head coach of the Serbia men's national football team Dragan Stojkovic on Friday announced his final squad list for the upcoming Nations League A matches against Switzerland and Denmark.
Goalkeepers: Djordje Petrovic, Aleksandar Jovanovic, Veljko Ilic.
Bulgaria Air Launches Autumn Promotion: Discounts on Flights to 11 European Destinations
"Bulgaria Air" has kicked off a new autumn promotion, offering discounts on flights to 11 European destinations. The campaign, which began on November 1, runs until November 24, with discounted tickets valid for travel until the end of the winter season on March 30, 2025.
Türkiye says 'closely monitoring' Turkish child's recovery after Zurich knife attack
Türkiye reported on Thursday that its diplomatic mission in Zurich is actively monitoring the condition of a Turkish child who was injured in a kindergarten attack in Switzerland.
"Our Consulate General in Zurich is in contact with the family and is closely monitoring the situation," stated the Turkish Foreign Ministry on X.
Bulgaria Air Offers Direct Flights to Oktoberfest Celebrations Across Europe
Autumn has swiftly arrived, bringing with it the highly anticipated Oktoberfest, one of the world's most renowned festivals that attracts thousands of beer enthusiasts every year. As the festival kicks off, many are eager to travel and experience the festivities.
Cyprus: The Republic of Cyprus turns 64 in the shadow of permanent division
Today marks 64 years since the founding of the Republic of Cyprus, of which only the first three were relatively peaceful.
Sanija Ameti: The politician with muslim roots who shot at an image of the Virgin Mary in Switzerland
Ameti, a city councilor in Zurich and a member of the Green Liberal Party, used a sports pistol to fire at the image, leaving bullet holes on the faces of the Virgin Mary and Jesus, in a poster for the auction of the image, which dates back to 1350.
Geneva Tops Global Cost of Living Index, No Bulgarian Cities in Top 100
Numbeo has released its annual index, revealing the cost of living in the world's most expensive cities. The rankings are based on data collected between January and June, with New York City serving as the benchmark. As a result, New York holds an index of 100, against which all other cities are compared, determining whether they are more or less expensive than the Big Apple.
Olympic Games: Cleaning the Seine cost €1.4 billion and was deemed unsuitable due to yesterday’s storm
Rainfall on Friday and Saturday in Paris contaminated the Seine’s waters in the following hours, forcing organizers to cancel the triathlon training scheduled for this morning in the famous river, but they remain “confident” that the events will proceed as planned on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Vicky Safra – The world’s wealthiest Greek woman with a fortune of $20.4 billion, remains largely unknown in Greece
In Switzerland, the world’s leading financial center known for its stability and reliability, discussions in banking and investment circles have recently focused on potential ownership changes at EFG International.
Three Turkish cities rank among world’s happiest
Three Turkish cities have made notable appearances on the 2024 Happy City Index prepared by the U.K.-based Institute for Quality of Life.
Istanbul, Türkiye's bustling metropolis, ranks 197th, while the coastal gems of İzmir and Antalya secure the 222nd and 246th positions, respectively.
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