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Why Brussels suddenly in a hurry to expand Europe [ANALYSIS]

Why Brussels suddenly in a hurry to expand Europe [ANALYSIS]

After years of quiet, enlargement is back at the center of the European agenda. The European Commission is preparing accession roadmaps for Montenegro, Albania, Ukraine and Moldova, promising to speed up negotiations and even reworking its own internal rules for a future with more members. The question worth asking is this: why does a Union that spent years admitting newcomers without any hurry suddenly need this now?

Azerbaijan, Greece strengthen energy ties [PHOTOS]

Azerbaijan, Greece strengthen energy ties [PHOTOS]

Azerbaijan and Greece have discussed expanding cooperation in energy, transport, trade, investment and emerging technologies during the sixth meeting of the Joint Commission on economic, industrial and technological cooperation in Athens.

Netanyahu: We will soon know if co-pilot has ties to Iran

Netanyahu: We will soon know if co-pilot has ties to Iran

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu shared in a statement to Fox News on Thursday that "in a few days" Israel will be able to say whether or not the co-pilot who allegedly tried to crash the Flydubai flight has any connections to Iran.

New Quantum Memory Matrix theory offers fresh view of Universe

New Quantum Memory Matrix theory offers fresh view of Universe

Physicists led by Florian Neukart of Leiden University have proposed a theoretical framework called the Quantum Memory Matrix (QMM) that seeks to provide a common description of several problems in fundamental physics, including the black-hole information paradox, dark matter, dark energy and the possibility of a cyclic Universe.

Louvre tightens security as stolen crown jewels remain missing

Louvre tightens security as stolen crown jewels remain missing

The Louvre is strengthening its security following last year's theft of French crown jewels, with the museum's new director, Christophe Leribault, seeking to establish what he describes as a new "culture of security" across the institution.

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