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Youll just be scared of all bodies of water. Wait, what just happened . What on earth . Just disappeared yes. This guy and his friends were swimming in the reservoir when workers came up and toll them that they needed to lower the water levels to open some pipes oh he got sucked into a pipe. No, no he didnt. Yes, he did. The workers saw somebody there, theyre not going to just do it and kill somebody this was reported by the im going to go with its real. They say he was sucked under water for about ten seconds and pulled into a 26 foot pipe, the pipe spit him out and his friend saved him. He d...

Thanks yours. Oh, yeah. Oh, kshs yeah. After watching this video youll just be scared of all bodies of water. Wait, what just happened . What on earth . Just disappeared yes. This guy and his friends were swimming in the reservoir when workers came up and toll them that they needed to lower the water levels to open some pipes oh he got sucked into a pipe. No, no he didnt. Yes, the workers saw somebody there, theyre not going to just do it and kill somebody this was reported by the im going to go with its real. They say he was sucked under water for about ten seconds and pulled into a 26 foot p...

European political parties are largely ignored but they have vast untapped potential to play a major role in EU decision making and in giving the EU more democratic legitimacy, argue Alina Bârgăoanu and Dan Luca. Alina Bârgăoanu is the Dean of the Faculty of Communication and Public Relations (SNSPA) in Bucharest, and a member of the advisory board of the European Digital Media Observatory (EDMO); Dan Luca is an associate professor at SNSPA, and vice president of EURACTIV. Little interest is given to European political parties in the European Union. Apart from confusing a European party w...

2021-02-05 08:05:35 GMT2021-02-05 16:05:35(Beijing Time) Xinhua English   BUCHAREST, Feb. 5 (Xinhua) -- In an era defined by multilateralism, cooperation between China and the European Union (EU) will have a bigger role to play and benefit both sides, experts attending a webinar on EU-China relations said on Thursday. The online event was organized by the Middle East Political and Economic Institute, the EURISC Foundation and the Center for China Studies, all based in Romania. Almost 100 attendees and speakers, including diplomats, scholars and researchers from seven countries, shared...