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Museum revives historical figures in 3D
A hologram of politician and museum patron Lambros Eutaxias (1905-1996) greets visitors at the Museum of the City of Athens in downtown Klafthmonos Square.
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A meeting with the "Big Five"; Vučić: "I believe we'll find a way out of the crisis"
Today, Vui met with the EU's special representative for dialogue between Belgrade and Pristina and other regional issues of the Western Balkans, Miroslav Lajak, U.S. Deputy Assistant Secretary of State and U.S.
The enigmatic philhellene, Mr Perilla
The history of art is full of unsung heroes. Their names have remained in the dark, either because we turned our backs on them or because they chose to. We only find them hidden in archives, libraries, rare old editions and on dusty shelves.
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Special envoys arrived at the Presidency of Serbia
The EU special envoy for dialogue Miroslav Lajak, the US special envoy for the Western Balkans Gabriel Escobar, the advisor for foreign policy and security of the German chancellor Jens Plettner, the advisor for foreign policy of the French President Emmanuel Bonne and the advisor for foreign policy and security of the Italian prime minister Francesco Talò arrived in Belgrade.
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Lajcak after three hours with Kurti: I expected more understanding
Lajak added that he expected more understanding from Kurti for the EU's proposal for the normalization of relations with Belgrade.
After the meeting, which lasted almost three hours, he pointed out that it was an open and honest meeting, reports Reporters.
Skopje is Expecting Pope Francis Who Arrives There Tomorrow
Tomorrow morning Pope Francis will travel from Bulgaria to Northern Macedonia. About the moods in Skopje in the expectation of the Holy Father tells Eliana Dimitrova, journalist from the BNT.
Tomorrow at noon at Macedonia Square in Skopje Pope Francis will serve the Holy Mass. About 15,000 people are expected to attend, not only from Macedonia, but from Croatia, Albania, Kosovo.