Edi Rama tells young Albanians that working in rural tourism in their own country would be more lucrative than UK-based jobs. Albania’s prime minister has appealed to his people to stop crossing the English Channel in small boats as an estimated 2,000 massed in northern France ready to make the perilous journey.
Northern Macedonia has purchased three mobile surveillance and surveillance systems from the MUSON – MUSON 20FM series, developed by the Bulgarian company Opticoelectron, reports the BulgarianMilitary.com website. The site quotes an official Opticoelectron representative, but does not provide details on the value of the deal, although it is reported that negotiations are already underway for… Continue reading Northern Macedonia buys the system that monitors 150 kilometers of land border
U.S. President Joe Biden paid emotional tribute to Queen Elizabeth on the eve of her state funeral on Sunday, saying Britain and the world had been lucky to have such a dignified and dedicated servant on the throne for 70 years. Biden, among scores of dignitaries and royals from Europe, Asia, Africa and the Americas… Continue reading Biden pays respects to ‘honourable’ Queen Elizabeth before funeral
The President of Kosovo, Vjosa Osmani, is currently staying in London while paying tribute to Queen Elizabeth, who passed away a few days ago. She said in a tweet that she has joined the people of the United Kingdom in honoring the Queen’s contribution. Today we paid our respects to the late HM Queen Elizabeth… Continue reading Osmani to join leaders paying respects to queen before funeral
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
