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Biden: Brutal war crimes in Ukraine, those responsible must be punished

US President Joe Biden said major war crimes were being uncovered in Ukraine as Russian forces withdrew from Kiev and its environs. He said the brutal scenes of cold-blooded executions were the reason for the escalation of the new sanctions of the United States against Moscow. “Responsible countries must unite and punish those responsible,” Biden… Continue reading Biden: Brutal war crimes in Ukraine, those responsible must be punished

Italy imports more Russian oil despite impending embargo

Even as the European Union decided to reduce Russian crude oil imports by 90% by the end of the year, Italy has become the only country in Europe to increase them, an unintended consequence of EU sanctions against Russia. Meant to punish Russia for invading Ukraine, the EU oil embargo is now putting at risk… Continue reading Italy imports more Russian oil despite impending embargo

Kurti travels to Greece, will participate in the Delphi Economic Forum

The Prime Minister of the Republic of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, has traveled to Greece, where he will participate in the economic forum “Delphi”. The government has announced that during his stay there he will hold official meetings with various representatives. The first Delphi Economic Forum was initiated under the auspices of the President of Greece,… Continue reading Kurti travels to Greece, will participate in the Delphi Economic Forum

U.S. to send Ukraine $700 Million in Military Aid, Including Advanced Rockets

The United States will send Ukraine advanced rocket systems and munitions as part of a new $700 million package of military equipment intended to help the Ukrainians fight back against the Russian invasion of their country, President Biden and White House officials said on Tuesday. Mr. Biden announced his decision to provide the rocket systems,… Continue reading U.S. to send Ukraine $700 Million in Military Aid, Including Advanced Rockets

Macedonia, imprisonment from 1 to 5 years if genocide is denied or justified

The Minister of Interior, Oliver Spasovski said that if in the information system someone denies, minimizes, approves or justifies criminal offenses against the civilian population, this is a criminal offense. “According to the Criminal Code, a person who publicly denies or minimizes, justifies and approves these acts is at risk of imprisonment from 1 to… Continue reading Macedonia, imprisonment from 1 to 5 years if genocide is denied or justified

Zelenskyy: Ukraine is losing up to 100 soldiers every day

Ukraine is losing 60 to 100 soldiers every day, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told Newsmax in an interview that aired on Tuesday. The situation in the east [of Ukraine] is very difficult. We are losing 60 to 100 soldiers every day and something like 500 wounded in combat,” Zelenskyy said. The President also told Newsmax… Continue reading Zelenskyy: Ukraine is losing up to 100 soldiers every day

The US-Albania strategic dialogue takes place in Washington

The dialogue takes place within the activities of the 100th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the United States and Albania. Albania and the United States of America reiterated the excellent level of relations between them. The confirmation was given by the Minister of Foreign Affairs, Olta Xhaçka, as she participates in the strategic partnership dialogue… Continue reading The US-Albania strategic dialogue takes place in Washington

Congressman Torres: Serbia is a satellite for Russia, Kosovo is an unwavering friend of the United States

Following Serbia’s decision to sign a new multi-year gas supply contract with Russia, Congressman Ritchie Torres reacted. On his Twitter account, Torres said that Serbia is a satellite of Russia, while Kosovo is an unwavering friend of the United States. “It should be remembered that Serbia is a satellite for Russia, while Kosovo is a… Continue reading Congressman Torres: Serbia is a satellite for Russia, Kosovo is an unwavering friend of the United States

Situation in Ukraine, NATO Foreign Ministers meet today

NATO foreign ministers will meet in Brussels today to discuss Russian President Vladimir Putin’s “brutal and unprovoked invasion of Ukraine,” the alliance said. Moscow does not give up its ambitions in Ukraine. “We are now seeing a significant movement of troops away from Kiev, to regroup, rearm and refuel, and they are shifting their focus… Continue reading Situation in Ukraine, NATO Foreign Ministers meet today

From June 1, Albania will ban the use of plastic bags

From tomorrow, on June 1, the use of plastic bags in the territory of the Republic of Albania will be banned. The draft law on banning plastic bags was sent to parliament 2 years ago, providing for the first time fines for businesses and citizens. Despite the set deadline, the law was sent late to… Continue reading From June 1, Albania will ban the use of plastic bags