US President Joe Biden has said that “dictator” Vladimir Putin is committing genocide in Ukraine. Speaking in Iowa in the US about domestic energy needs, Biden went further than any other member of his administration in describing civilian killings in Ukraine. Biden told citizens in Iowa that their budget could not depend on “a dictator… Continue reading Biden accuses Russia of genocide
The presidents of Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia have traveled to the Ukrainian capital Kiev to meet with President Volodymyr Zelensky, said an adviser to the Polish leader. “Our countries are showing support for Ukraine and President Zelensky,” wrote on Twitter the adviser to Polish President Andrzej Duda, Jakub Kumoch. Their visit comes days after… Continue reading Other European leaders are heading to Kiev
In the 2021 World Human Rights Report, the State Department said that in Kosovo important issues of these rights included credible reports on: serious restrictions on freedom of expression and the media, including violence or threats of violence against journalists ; serious government corruption and impunity and crimes involving violence or threats of violence against… Continue reading State Department report on Kosovo: Impunity for corruption continues
Pilot Calbraith Rodgers, on November 5, 1911, landed his airplane in Long Beach, California, thus completing the first flight from one end of the United States to the other. This flight, the pilot Rodgers made to win the prize of 50 thousand dollars offered by the publisher of a newspaper for the first flight from… Continue reading Calbraith Rodgers, the pilot who made the first transcontinental airplane flight across the U.S
Albanian Stuffed Peppers is quite a common dish that we have, you can eat them hot, warm or cold so are great to cook early on and leave for later. These easy stuffed peppers are filled with ground beef, onions, herbs and a very small amount of tomato sauce made from the tomato puree. Peppers… Continue reading How to prepare Albanian Stuffed Peppers?
Ukraine continues to call on Western powers for more weapons. Earlier, the governor of the Donetsk region told the BBC that military equipment was “very important”. As Ukrainian forces in the east of the country prepare for a “renewed” Russian attack, here is a brief look at some of the weapons that have already been… Continue reading What weapons have been sent to Ukraine?
Lista Serbe – the largest party of Serbs in Kosovo – decided on Saturday to leave the central institutions of the Republic of Kosovo, as well as the municipalities in the north of the country. “We have decided to leave all political institutions, the Assembly, the Government, and the four municipalities in the north of… Continue reading The Serbs decide to leave the institutions of Kosovo
Nearly two-thirds of Ukrainian children have fled their homes since the start of the Russian occupation of Ukraine six weeks ago, the United Nations Children’s Fund (UNICEF) said on April 12. The United Nations has verified the deaths of 142 young people, although it has warned that the exact figures could be much higher. Manuel… Continue reading Over four million Ukrainian children have fled their homes
The Prime Minister of Kosovo, Albin Kurti said on Tuesday, April 12, that the Kosovo authorities will cooperate with the state of Switzerland to understand more about the claims of the former rapporteur of the Council of Europe, Dick Marty, that the Serbian security structures have planned his assassination. Marty, a former Swiss senator, investigated… Continue reading Kosovo will cooperate with Switzerland over Dick Marty’s claims
The association “Uskana” in the United States of America has called for the Albanians who are in Chicago to attend the premiere of the movie “The Hero” on Sunday. “The Hidai (Eddie) Bregu Albanian Studies Program, near DePaul University, invites you to attend the premiere of Luan Krzeziu’s film Hero”, the announcement states. Also, before… Continue reading The film about the war in Kosovo will be shown in Chicago on Sunday
