Over the last quarter century, the population of Bulgaria has dropped from 9 to 7.3 million people.
Issues / Human Rights
New revelations about the U.S. torture regime require new responses.
Over the last quarter century, the population of Bulgaria has dropped from 9 to 7.3 million people.
Over the last quarter century, the population of Bulgaria has dropped from 9 to 7.3 million people.
The Algerian hostage crisis was not only both a human and political fiasco, but its regional implications are still evolving.
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