Teslas with partially automated driving systems are a step closer to being recalled after the U.S. elevated its investigation into a series of collisions with parked emergency vehicles or trucks with warning signs. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration said Thursday that it is upgrading the Tesla probe to an engineering analysis, another sign of increased scrutiny… Continue reading Teslas with Autopilot a step closer to recall after wrecks
Ukrainian and British officials warned that Russian forces are relying on weapons able to cause mass casualties as they try to make headway in capturing eastern Ukraine and fierce, prolonged fighting depletes resources on both sides. Russian bombers have likely been launching heavy 1960s-era anti-ship missiles in Ukraine, the U.K. Defense Ministry said. The Kh-22… Continue reading Ukraine: Russia said to be using more deadly weapons in war
The costs of petrol, food and other necessities jumped in May, raising inflation in the United States to a new four-decade high and giving American households no respite from rising costs. Consumer prices surged 8.6 percent last month from 12 months earlier, faster than April’s year-over-year surge of 8.3 percent, the US Department of Labor… Continue reading US inflation hit a new 40-year high in May of 8.6 percent
Kosovo will play today the next match starting at 20:45 within the “Nations League”. This time, the “Dardanians” will travel to Athens to face Greece and their only goal is victory. Kosovo lost in Pristina to Greece with a minimum score of 1-0, in which case it was criticized for its game, while then won… Continue reading Kosovo aims to win against Greece
Tens of thousands of protesters have gathered across the US to demand stricter gun laws, following two mass shooting attacks that left 31 people dead. Those who took part held placards reading “I want freedom from shooting”. US President Joe Biden backed the protests, calling on Congress to “pass legislation on the safety of common… Continue reading Americans march for tougher gun laws
23 years ago, 50,000 NATO soldiers were deployed in Kosovo, along with the United Nations Interim Administration. This event today will be marked with numerous activities in the capital and other municipalities, such as homage by state leaders to the grave of former President Ibrahim Rugova, activist Adem Demaçi, Legendary Commander Adem Jashari and the… Continue reading 23 years since the liberation of Kosovo
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen says member states face a “historic decision” at a summit on June 23rd and 24th, at which it will be decided whether to grant Ukraine membership status. “I hope after 20 years, when we look back, we will be able to say that we did the right thing”… Continue reading The EU faces a ‘historic’ decision on Ukraine’s membership
The number of Ukrainians who have fled their country to Poland since the invasion of Russia has exceeded 4 million, according to the Polish border patrol agency. The agency made the figure public Sunday through a Twitter post. The latest figures show that 24,900 people arrived in Poland on Saturday 11 June. However, it is… Continue reading The number of Ukrainian refugees in Poland exceeds 4 million
In the framework of marking the 23rd anniversary of the Day of Peace, the heads of state also paid tribute to the Memorial Plaque of fallen NATO soldiers during their service in the KFOR operation in Kosovo. The President of the Republic of Kosovo, Vjosa Osmani-Sadriu, expressing her gratitude to everyone who served in the… Continue reading Osmani: 23 years ago, NATO intervened to stop the ongoing genocide committed against the people of Kosovo
