turning away

While Moldova’s pro-EU president Maia Sandu is favourite to win and talks have begun on joining the European Union, the government in Georgia has been accused of “democratic backsliding” and turning away from Europe.

“We will miss her enormously,” said another, turning away as her eyes filled with tears.

Other factors in younger generations turning away from alcohol that have been cited include an increased awareness of health risks, the impact of social media and the higher cost of a night out.

The memo described instances of Israeli interference with aid efforts, including killing aid workers, razing agricultural structures, bombing ambulances and hospitals, sitting on supply depots and routinely turning away trucks full of food and medicine.

I find myself turning away dozens of people every month because I can’t afford to lose more time and income dealing with the complications of their insurance.