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10 best things to do in Berat, Albania

Here are the best things to do in Berat, plus a few suggested day trips. At the end of the list, you’ll find an interactive map to help you find your way around.. 1. CLIMB TO BERAT CASTLE (BERAT KALA) FOR INCREDIBLE VIEWS   The long brushstroke of chestnut-coloured rooftops that make up Berat’s historic… Continue reading 10 best things to do in Berat, Albania

How Much Is Eating Out at Restaurants Really Costing You?

Americans love to eat out – so much so that there are 640,000 total private food service and drinking establishments in the United States, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). That includes everything from local bars and fast-food restaurants to moderately priced chains and expensive steakhouses. Citing Census Bureau numbers, USA Today reports that there are 78 full-service restaurants… Continue reading How Much Is Eating Out at Restaurants Really Costing You?

Prishtina has been ranked among the most underrated countries in Europe

Prishtina, the capital of Kosovo, has been ranked among the most underrated countries in Europe by the well-known international medium, CNN. This was done in an article that listed 21 countries that are not appreciated as much as they deserve. The Balkans have so much to recommend, from the wild islands along the Dalmatian coast… Continue reading Prishtina has been ranked among the most underrated countries in Europe

Russia warns nuclear deployment if NATO admits Sweden and Finland

One of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s closest allies warned NATO on Thursday that if Sweden and Finland joined the U.S.-led military alliance then Russia would have to bolster its defences in the region, including by deploying nuclear weapons. Finland, which shares a 1,300-km (810-mile) border with Russia, and Sweden are mulling whether or not to… Continue reading Russia warns nuclear deployment if NATO admits Sweden and Finland

U.S. gives Ukraine $800 million more in military aid, adds heavy weapons

U.S. President Joe Biden announced an additional $800 million in military assistance to Ukraine on Wednesday, expanding the scope of the systems provided to include heavy artillery ahead of a wider Russian assault expected in eastern Ukraine. The package, which brings the total military aid since Russian forces invaded in February to more than $2.5… Continue reading U.S. gives Ukraine $800 million more in military aid, adds heavy weapons

Albania is the last in the region for the quality of universities

The University of Tirana is ranked last among the main universities in the region. In the world ranking of the quality of universities according to the “Ranking web of Universities” Albania is ranked 3,786 out of 31 thousand universities in 200 countries. In the region, the University of Athens ranks first, followed by the Universities… Continue reading Albania is the last in the region for the quality of universities

The EU agrees to send another 500m euros in military aid to Ukraine

The 27 European Union member states have agreed to send another 500m euros in military aid to Ukraine, senior EU diplomat Josep Borrell said in a statement on Wednesday. He said it was essential that the European Union increase military support for Ukraine as Russia prepares for a new offensive in the east of the… Continue reading The EU agrees to send another 500m euros in military aid to Ukraine

9 Best Places To See In Washington D.C.

KF5CYA Washington, DC at the Tidal Basin and Jefferson Memorial during spring.

Nestled on the East Coast of the United States, Washington D.C. is a capital that’s perfect for a first-time visit to the east coast. Plus, it has a heap for the best places to see in Washington D.C. that are dotted all across the city. Honestly, Washington D.C. is home to many amazing sights and history that you really… Continue reading 9 Best Places To See In Washington D.C.

Talks of deepening Kosovo-Greece relations

The Minister of Foreign Affairs and Diaspora of Kosovo, Donika Gërvalla, today received in an official meeting a Greek delegation led by the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs for Economic Diplomacy of the Hellenic Republic, Costas Fragogiannis. The main topic of the meeting between the two delegations was the need to further deepen relations between… Continue reading Talks of deepening Kosovo-Greece relations

Kosovo bans temporary exports of cereals, flour, cooking oil, sugar and salt

The Government of Kosovo in the last meeting has decided to ban the export and re-export of some basic products. According to Prime Minister Albin Kurti, this decision is being taken in a situation when the supply chain is difficult, affected by the Russian military invasion and aggression in Ukraine. The Russian military invasion and… Continue reading Kosovo bans temporary exports of cereals, flour, cooking oil, sugar and salt