Ukraine has received roughly $530 million in U.S. and British grants from a fund set up by the World Bank for donations to the Kyiv government in the wake of Russia’s invasion, the finance ministry said. The U.S. donated around $500 million and Britain 24 million pounds ($30 million) and the money had now arrived… Continue reading Ukraine Says It Gets $530 Million in U.S., UK Grants From World Bank Fund
One of the co-chairs of the Albanian Affairs Group in the US Congress, legislator Ritchie Torres, says that the international community seems to send a clear message to Iran that it will not be tolerated for any cyber attack it undertakes against a sovereign country. The lawmaker from New York is the initiator of a… Continue reading American lawmaker: The US should not be a neutral mediator in the Kosovo-Serbia talks
The European Commission has compiled the text of the enlargement package and the progress reports for the countries of the Western Balkans, which are expected to be approved on October 12. Radio Free Europe provided access to drafts of these documents, which are not expected to undergo major changes until their approval. The Commission underlines… Continue reading The European Commission with assessments and criticism for Kosovo
The President of the United States of America, Joe Biden, mentioned Kosovo while expressing strong support for the membership of Finland and Sweden in NATO. After meeting with the leaders of the two countries at the White House on Thursday, Biden said that Finnish and Swedish troops have served side by side with the US… Continue reading Biden mentions Kosovo, while supporting the membership of Finland and Sweden in NATO
The children of the Albanian community in Halkidha of Evia in Greece from today on will have a school for learning the Albanian language. The opening of this course was realized thanks to the continuous efforts of Shpresa Rajta, Head of the Association of Albanian Emigrants in Evia and its members, as well as thanks… Continue reading An Albanian school opens in Halkida of Evia in Greece
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan dug in over his rejection of Sweden and Finland joining NATO, casting a shadow over a White House visit on Thursday by the leaders of the Nordic nations who applied this week to join the U.S.-led alliance. Finland and Sweden say they have been spurred into joining NATO by Russia’s invasion… Continue reading Erdogan digs in over NATO expansion as Biden hosts Finnish, Swedish leaders
Nearly one billion people worldwide have been diagnosed with a mental illness, but they and many others are suffering in silence because they fear the stigma associated with psychiatric disorders, according to a global report. The report by researchers in forty countries around the world was published on Monday, World Mental Health Day. The report… Continue reading The latest report shows that there are about 1 billion people with mental health problems
The President of Kosovo, Vjosa Osmani, and the President of Montenegro, Milo Djukanovic, will participate in a cultural event organized to mark the Days of the Montenegrin Community in Kosovo. This activity will be held today at the National Theater of Kosovo in Pristina starting at 16:30. Djukanovic traveled to Pristina on May 18.
Powerful explosions rocked many Ukrainian cities on Monday morning. The missile attacks in Kiev and several other cities in the region came two days after the explosion on the bridge connecting Russia with the annexed territory of Crimea and hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin called it a “terrorist act” organized by the intelligence services.… Continue reading Russian missile attacks all over Ukraine
The US Ambassador to Kosovo, Jeffrey Hovenier, reiterated the US position that an agreement on the normalization of relations should be reached in Brussels, which aims at mutual recognition. In an interview with the Serbian media, Ambassador Hovenier stressed that his country strongly supports this process and will work with his partners to improve it.… Continue reading US Ambassador believes final agreement will be reached within Kurti and Vucic’s mandate
