President Dan: U.S. support for Romania was essential in many crossroads moments
The support of the United States of America for Romania was essential in many crossroads moments, President Nicusor Dan said on July 16, as he participated in the opening at the National Museum of History of Romania (MNIR) of the…
BTA Provides LIK Typeface to Ministry of Foreign Affairs
BTA provided its LIK typeface to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs free of charge at the BTA National Press Club on Friday. The document settling the rights on the typeface was signed by BTA Director General Kiril Valchev and Foreign…
Heatwave: 3% excess mortality among over-65s in Italy in June
Italy registered 3% excess mortality among over-65s in June due to heatwaves, the health ministry said Thursday saying it had been the second hottest June ever. Analysis of daily mortality surveillance data for over-65s for the period May 25-June 30,…
Energy Corridors Summit – Papastavrou: Sustainable development and energy storage are matters of national importance
Environment and Energy Minister Stavros Papastavrou outlined the government’s strategy for energy corridors, infrastructure development and the utilisation of Greece’s domestic energy resources during a roundtable discussion at the Energy Corridors Summit 2026, held in Athens on Thursday. The event…
Request submitted to dismiss Serbian Minister Paunovic after controversial statement about Albanians
A formal request for the dismissal of the Minister of Public Administration and Local Self-Government, Snezana Paunovic, was officially submitted on Thursday following her statements regarding the ethnic cleansing of Albanians in the 1990s, Albanian MP in the Serbian Parliament…
Egnatia advances into Champions League second round following 6-1 win over Petrocub
TIRANA, July 16 /ATA/ Egnatia advanced to the second qualifying round of the UEFA Champions League in historic fashion, routing Moldovan champions Petrocub 6-1 in the return leg at Arena Egnatia. After a 1-1 away draw, the Albanian champions dominated…
Romania, Serbia sign MoU on Djerdap 3; project seen as major regional storage hub
Energy has become a matter of security, economic competitiveness and, ultimately, living standards because high energy prices affect companies, reduce investment and are reflected directly or indirectly in the costs borne by citizens, acting Prime Minister and acting Energy Minister…
Dust episodes in Europe intensify, study co-authored by CyI researchers finds
Desert dust episodes affecting Europe are intensifying, particularly in Southern Europe and the Eastern Mediterranean, posing growing challenges for air quality and public health, according to a new international study involving researchers from The Cyprus Institute (CyI). The study, published…
Kosovo’s Chamber of Commerce and Kosovo Customs discuss business challenges and export facilitation
The Kosovo Chamber of Commerce and Industry organized a discussion between business representatives and Kosovo Customs, with the aim of addressing the challenges faced by businesses and strengthening inter-institutional cooperation, KosovaPress reports. The Director General of Kosovo Customs, Agron Llugaliu,…
Turkish National Defense Ministry says work on S-400 systems underway
Türkiye’s National Defense Ministry spokesperson said Thursday that work on the country’s S-400 Long-Range Regional Air and Missile Defense Systems is continuing on several fronts. Speaking at the ministry’s weekly press briefing at the Havelsan headquarters in Ankara, National Defense…
Natural population growth negative in nine cantons in FBiH, positive only in West Herzegovina
SARAJEVO, July 16 (FENA) – In May this year, natural population growth was negative in nine cantons of the Federation of Bosnia and Herzegovina, while the only positive natural increase was recorded in the West Herzegovina Canton. During the month,…
Low levels of microplastics found in Croatia’s drinking water
ZAGREB, 16 July (Hina) – Low concentrations of microplastics have been detected in Croatia’s drinking water, with an average of 0.144 particles of priority polymers per litre, the Institute for Water Management “Josip Juraj Strossmayer” said on Thursday. The figure corresponds to…
