Emmanuel Macron thanked his supporters as he gave his victory speech in front of the Eiffel Tower. To cheers from the crowd, Mr Macron said the result “makes me very happy”. “When you really touch the heart, you can get to the truth,” he said. He also said the next five years of his presidency… Continue reading Macron thanks supporters in victory speech
Albania received 12 medals for Albanian wine at the Wine Fair that took place in Belgrade, within the framework of the Open Balkans Summit. The news was announced by Prime Minister Edi Rama on social networks. Through a post on his Facebook page, the Prime Minister states that an international jury with the standards and… Continue reading Albanian wine wins 12 medals at the Belgrade Fair
Marine Le Pen has conceded defeat in France’s presidential election. Speaking at a former hunting lodge on the outskirts of Paris, Ms Le Pen said the result was still a “victory” for her political movement. “More than ever I will continue my work for the French,” she said. “The French political landscape is being re-composed.”… Continue reading Le Pen concedes defeat to Macron
The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti, welcomed in a meeting the families of the victims of the Poklek Massacre, Teuta Elshani, Fadil Muqolli and Xhavit Muqolli and Professor Nusret Pllana, author of the book “Terror of Occupying Serbia on Albanians 1844 – 1999”. The announcement of the Government states that in this meeting was… Continue reading Kurti: Serbia’s crimes in Kosovo can not be erased and forgotten
Former US President Barack Obama won his first Emmy for his portrayal in the five-part Netflix docuseries. Obama becomes the second president to win an Emmy, after Dwight Eisenhower, who was given an award in 1956 while still in office, and the first to win a competitive award for a specific television project. He had… Continue reading Barack Obama becomes the second president in the world to win an Emmy
US Secretary of State Anthony Blinken is expected to hold a meeting this Sunday with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kiev. The news was announced by Zelensky himself, as he added that the Secretary of Defense, Lloyd Austin, will also be present at the meeting, writes BBC. This would make them the first senior US… Continue reading Blinken is expected to meet Zelensky in Kiev today
President Joe Biden warned Thursday that extremist supporters of former President Donald Trump pose a serious threat to American democracy. Meanwhile, Mr. Trump is being investigated for his handling of classified national defense documents. Experts say that the world is following this development with interest. President Joe Biden took a much tougher tone in his… Continue reading President Biden’s speech in the eyes of international opinion
The French have begun voting on Sunday, April 24, in an election that will decide whether the current pro-European Union president, Emmanual Macron, will continue for another term or be defeated by Eurosceptic Marine Le Pen. Recent polls have given Macron a slight boost, and analysts have said that Le Pen – despite her efforts… Continue reading Macron or Le Pen: French people vote in presidential elections
The launch of the Artemis I Moon rocket to the Moon has been postponed for the second time. This is after the rocket suffered another hydrogen leak, the BBC reports. The problem emerged early Saturday morning as the launch team in Florida began filling the 100-foot-tall rocket with about 4.5 million liters of hydrogen. Within… Continue reading NASA postpones the launch of the rocket to the moon again
Big tech companies like Google and Facebook parent Meta will have to police their platforms more strictly to better protect European users from hate speech, disinformation and other harmful online content under landmark EU legislation approved early Saturday. European Union officials clinched the agreement in principle on the Digital Services Act after lengthy final negotiations… Continue reading EU reaches deal on major law aiming to regulate tech giants
