The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Boris Johnson, will determine a new military package worth 300 million (357 million euros), to support the continued defense of Ukraine. According to foreign media, the Telegraph reports, the package includes electronic warfare devices, an anti-battery radar system, GPS blocking devices and thousands of night-vision devices, according to… Continue reading The UK is expected to increase military aid to Ukraine
Kosovo has made progress in terms of media freedom, according to the World Press Freedom Index, published by Reporters Without Borders. In this index, Kosovo ranks this year in the 61st position, compared to the 78th position it held in 2021. The upward trend comes after the decline it marked last year – by eight… Continue reading Media freedom in Kosovo is improving
A strong earthquake shook much of Taiwan on Sunday, toppling a three-story building and temporarily trapping four people, who were later rescued. As a result of the earthquake, a passenger train partially derailed, while landslides on a mountainside trapped around 400 tourists. Most of the damage appears to have occurred north of the earthquake’s epicenter… Continue reading Strong earthquake in Taiwan
On Wednesday, May 4, the procedures for the election of the new president of Albania officially begin. At 12:30, the Conference of Presidents will discuss and set the date of the first round of voting for the election of the new head of state. The Socialist Party has proposed May 10 for a special session,… Continue reading The first round for the election of the president of Albania will be held on May 10
Kosovo was presented this year at the Venice Biennale with the variety of colors of “Monumentality of Everyday”. This work of art was liked by visitors, but even more adorable made it the shape of the submarine. Engjëll Berisha, part of the Kosovo team, told Klankosova.tv that the comments about the Kosovar artist Jakup Ferri… Continue reading “The first Kosovar submarine” fascinates Venice
The United States has said it expects to return the embassy to Kiev by the end of May, if the situation allows. “We listen to the security professionals and when they tell us we can come back, we will come back,” said Kristina Kvien, the US’s task force in Ukraine, on Monday. US embassy staff… Continue reading The US hopes to reopen the embassy in Kiev this month
Finland will decide on its application for NATO membership on May 12, the Finnish newspaper Iltalehti reported on Monday, citing its government sources. The decision is expected to be taken in two steps: initially, Finnish President Sauli Niinisto will announce that he has given the approval, while parliamentary groups will give the approval after him.… Continue reading Finland will apply for NATO membership on May 12
Achieving climate resilience while ensuring water security and energy and food security are key preconditions for economic growth, human prosperity and healthy ecosystems in Albania. According to a Nexus Assessment report published by GWP-Med and UNECE, the country has a range of opportunities to enable prosperity and preserve its natural resources, leaning on its water… Continue reading Albania is blessed with water but faces tough choices on environment, development
The US President’s visit to Ukraine is only a matter of time. So writes CNN today while referring to the head of the Intelligence Committee of the US House of Representatives, Adam Schiff. He added that the meeting that the US Congressional delegation that went to Kiev yesterday and met with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky… Continue reading Biden’s visit to Ukraine is a “matter of time”
Russia is not looking to end its war in Ukraine by Victory Day on May 9, its foreign minister said, as the country looks set to mark the key anniversary under the cloud of a deadly conflict. Speaking with Italian outlet Mediaset, Sergei Lavrov insisted Moscow would not rush to wrap up its so-called “special… Continue reading Russia Not Seeking to End Ukraine War by May 9
