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Ocean through eyes of Turkish painter
Painter Pınar Akarsu Tınç presents her exhibition titled âA Line of Oceanâ at TeÅvikiye Art Point Gallery in TeÅvikiye. With her paintings that she made on the small island of La Reunion in the Indian Ocean, she depicts the unity of the people, nature and colors of the tropical island.
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Ivanovic goes through to 2nd round of Roland Garros
PARIS - Serbia's Ana Ivanovic defeated France's Caroline Garcia 6-1 6-3 on Tuesday to reach the 2nd round of Roland Garros.
Ivanovic dominated the match from the very start, denying Garcia any chance of a comeback.
She will next face Ukraine's Elina Svitolina, who got into the 2nd round after Petra Martic of Croatia retired from their match.
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EU report finds 93 percent of Greek beaches have excellent bathing waters
A European Commission report on the quality of bathing waters in the bloc in 2013 published on Tuesday showed that 93 percent of Greek beaches have excellent water quality, ranking the Mediterranean destination fifth behind Cyprus and Luxembourg (100 percent), Malta (99 percent excellent) and Croatia (95 percent).
EU summit seeks way out of election quagmire
By Raf Casert
BRUSSELS European Union leaders on Tuesday sought a way to bounce back from the weekend's landmark elections that saw a partly hostile and largely apathetic public question their project of closer cooperation as never before.
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France doubles number of rescuers in Serbia
BELGRADE - Last weekend, France doubled the number of technical rescuers it has sent to help relief efforts in Serbia after recent massive floods in the country, increasing it to a total of 89 rescue workers who are all on the ground right now, the French Embassy in Belgrade has said in a release.
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EU teams continue helping Serbia
BELGRADE - EU-provided civil protection teams have continued to help Serbian authorities dealing with the consequences of floods, primarily through drainage operations, pumping activities and water purification, the Delegation of the European Union to the Republic of Serbia has relased in a statement.
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Bulgarians' Trips Abroad Grow Moderately in April
In April the Bulgarians' travels increased moderately by 4.6%, compared to April 2013, shows the data of the National Statistics Institute (NSI).
For comparison, in the entire Q1 2014, they increased by 25%, year-on-year.
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Eurosceptic Victories Cause Concern in Albania
Officials in Albania are mulling the results of the European Parliamentary elections, which saw anti-EU, anti-establishment, parties triumph in Britain and France and poll strongly in some other countries.
As a result, parties opposed to the European project have roughly doubled their seats in the assembly.
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Bulgaria Among Favorite Summer Vacation Spots of Russians
Bulgaria is on the top 10 list of most preferred summer vacation spots for Russian tourists, who do not travel in organized groups, reports Interfax.
The top three positions are taken by Spain, Italy and Portugal. The list is completed by Greece, Turkey, Bulgaria, France the Czech republic, Germany and Great Britain.
Protest parties surge in European vote from UK to Greece
By James G. Neuger
Protest parties racked up gains across the 28-nation European Union in elections to the blocs Parliament, turning the assembly designed to unite Europe into an echo chamber for politicians who want to tear it apart.