The Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Skopje has confirmed to Radio Free Europe that Northern Macedonia has rejected the request of the Embassy of the Russian Federation for the use of the airspace of this country for the flight of the plane of the Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, who has announced he would visit… Continue reading Skopje confirms that it has rejected the request for Lavrov’s flight
The Ambassador of Italy in Albania, Fabrizio Bucci, spoke with positive marks regarding the integration of Albania in the large European family. “The world has changed since the war. It is important for Europe to understand that we have a new reality, which we did not want, but we are living. I hope that by… Continue reading Italy is in favor of opening Albania’s negotiations for EU membership
The British newspaper, The Guardian, has listed the 40 most beautiful places to go to the beach in Europe, including Albania and Montenegro. In the list of the prestigious newspaper, the last is Albania, the most beautiful beach of which is considered “Porto Palermo”, located in the village of Qeparo in Vlora. Qeparo is a… Continue reading 40 of the best beaches in Europe- “Porto Palermo” in Albania one of them
Russian President Vladimir Putin has threatened to “strike at those targets that we have not yet been hitting” in Ukraine if the West provides Kyiv with longer-range weaponry. In excerpts of an interview for Rossia-1 state television broadcast on June 5, Putin said the “fuss” around providing Western weaponry to Ukraine was a ploy to… Continue reading Putin threatens to strike new targets over Western Arms for Ukraine
The World Health Organisation (WHO) said on Sunday (June 5) that 780 laboratory-confirmed monkeypox cases had been reported to it from 27 non-endemic countries, while maintaining that the global risk level was moderate. The WHO said the 780 figure, for cases from May 13 to last Thursday, was probably an underestimate due to limited epidemiological and… Continue reading WHO says 780 monkeypox outbreak cases reported, global risk ‘moderate’
The war in Ukraine became real for Col. Robert Swertfager on day one. A fighter pilot with the California Air National Guard, Swertfager has, by his count, 73 Ukraine entry stamps in his passport over 20 years, the result of a partnership between “The Golden State” and Ukraine that has created relationships both personal and professional. “We… Continue reading Bond between Americans and Ukrainian forces they trained remains strong as war grinds on
A number of explosions shook parts of Kyiv early on Sunday in the first assault on Ukraine’s capital for weeks. Columns of black smoke could be seen above the city skyline as emergency services tackled the aftermath. At least one person was reported hurt. The city has been largely spared in recent months as Russian… Continue reading Explosions shake Kyiv while battles rage in east
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov’s visit to Serbia has been canceled. That’s after countries around Serbia closed their airspace to his planes, a senior Russian foreign ministry source told the Interfax news agency on Sunday. The source confirmed a Serbian media report stating that “Bulgaria, Northern Macedonia and Montenegro had closed their airspace to the… Continue reading Lavrov’s visit to Serbia is canceled
