Amnesty International on Monday accused Russia of war crimes in Ukraine, saying attacks in Kharkiv, many of them with banned cluster bombs, killed hundreds of civilians. “Repeated bombings of residential neighborhoods in Kharkiv are indiscriminate attacks that have killed and injured hundreds of civilians, and as such constitute war crimes,” the human rights group said… Continue reading Amnesty International accuses Russia of war crimes in Kharkiv
This month marks the end of an era as Microsoft continues with plans to phase out Internet Explorer. According to foreign media, it is about the browser, which since its launch in 1995, was the most used web browser, reaching its peak in 2003 with about 95% of usage. However, with the rise of competing… Continue reading The end of a 27-year era – from June 15 there will be no more Internet Explorer
The Speaker of the Assembly of Kosovo, Glauk Konjufca, will go to The Hague on June 17 to visit the former KLA leaders. The news was confirmed by the head of his cabinet through a Facebook post, Ilir Kerceli, who will be on a short trip with the Speaker. “Together with the Speaker of Parliament… Continue reading On June 17, Konjufca visits the former KLA leaders in The Hague
US activists on Sunday welcomed a possible cross-party agreement on arms security reforms, but stressed that the proposals did not go far enough. “This is progress, albeit small,” said David Hogg, a shooting survivor at the 2018 Parkland School in Florida. Former lawmaker Gabrielle Giffords, who was wounded in a 2011 shooting in Arizona, said… Continue reading U.S. activists welcome cross-party arms control deal
Ukrainian and Russian forces are fighting hard to gain control of Severodonetsk, a city in eastern Ukraine. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that the country’s defenders are fighting for “every meter” of the city, although the Russians have destroyed a key bridge, preventing the potential escape of civilians from war zones. “The key goal… Continue reading Zelensky: Ukrainians are fighting for every meter of Severodonetsk
Cryptocurrency, Bitcoin (BTC) in the last 24 hours has fallen more than 10%, thus falling below the value of 25 thousand dollars for the first time since December 2020. According to CoinMarketCap, the world’s largest cryptocurrency in terms of market value has fallen by 20%, within a week. Bitcoin is currently trading below $ 23,962.22,… Continue reading Bitcoin is experiencing its biggest decline since 2020
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
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
Ramush Haradinaj during his time as Prime Minister of the Republic of Kosovo had imposed a 100% tax on Serbian products. This had led to a drastic decline in Kosovo’s imports from Serbia. According to statistics based on data from the Kosovo Agency of Statistics in 2019, Kosovo had imported from Serbia only 6 million… Continue reading 300 million euros more imports from Serbia to Kosovo than in 2019
