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Israel Freezes Relations with UNESCO
Israel has frozen its relations with UNESCO as a sign of protest against a resolution with which the international organisation declares that the Holy places on the Temple Mount in Jerusalem cannot be linked to Judaism.
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UN Top Job: Colour-Coded Ballot Vote Due in Security Council on Wednesday
A first vote on the UN Secretary General candidates where colour-coded ballots will be used to show preferences for contenders will be held by the United Nations Security Council on Wednesday.
Russia 'Not Hindering' Any of UN Top Job Candidates of Bulgaria
Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Gennady Gatilov has said his country does not reject any UN Secretary General candidate outright and will bar none from running in the race.
Minister Sergey Lavrov has already met with both Both Kristalina Georgieva and Irina Bokova, TASS quotes Gatilov as saying.
UN Top Job: Bulgaria's Georgieva Vows to Fight Until the End
EU Commission Vice President Kristalina Georgieva has said she will do her best in the race to become UN Secretary General, despite the narrow deadlines she has to meet.
In an interview with daily Standart due to be published on Monday, as she appears before the UN General Assembly, she has admitted to being aware the race would be tough, given her late entry.
Bokova to Continue UN Race Despite Bulgaria's Change of Candidate
UNESCO Director General Irina Bokova has said she will "continue the race" to head the United Nations.
She has used the Twitter account of her campaign that was created back in the spring, after the she was officially proposed for the office.
Grateful to you all who support me and fully committed to continue the race for #NextSG! @She4SG
Bulgaria Nominates Kristalina Georgieva for UN Chief
Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borissov announced on Wednesday that Sofia now supported the candidacy of Kristalina Georgieva for the post of UN Secretary-General
Bulgaria President Calls on UN to Back Bokova for Top Job
UNESCO Director General Irina Bokova is a "very strong candidate" for the office of UN chief, Bulgarian President Rosen Plevneliev has said.
'From an Early Age I Wanted to Save the World,' Bokova Tells Daily Telegraph
"As she works the conferences and drinks receptions, discussing the aftermath of the weekend's bombing and the rocky relations between the US and Russia over Syria, delegates will be assessing her suitability to be the new leader of the UN," the Telegraph writes about Irina Bokova, the UNESCO Director-General.
UN Top Job Race: Russia Not Ruling Out Late Entry
Russia's Deputy Foreign Minister has said Moscow sees as "likely" a late entry in the race for UN Secretary General, in an apparent reference to Kristalina Georgieva, the EU Commission Vice President for Budget and Human Resources. Gennady Gatilov has said, in an interview with Interfax news agency, that Bulgaria is in its right to replace the current candidate, UNESCO Director General Irina Bo
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Greece and China forge ties through petrified forest
A global model when it comes to the protection of geological sites, naturally and historically rich Lesvos attracts many visitors every year, while the island has long been established as a place of research for scientists from around the globe.