Foreign Students in Bulgaria Reach Nearly 18,000
The number of foreign students studying at Bulgarian public and private higher education institutions rose to 17,889 in the 2025/2026 academic year, according to Bulgaria’s Ministry of Education and Science. The Ministry noted that 7,034 students come from 26 EU…
First assisted suicide managed by the regional health service in Lombardy
Lombardy has seen the first case of assisted suicide entirely managed by the regional health service. Domenico Zuccarella, 59, suffered from secondary progressive multiple sclerosis and died on August 25 after receiving assistance from the Lombardy Regional Health Service. As…
Acting ForMin Toiu meets Romanian community in Frankfurt, Bonn, Wiesbaden, Hesse
Acting Foreign Affairs Minister Oana Toiu paid a visit to Germany on August 25, travelling to Bonn, Frankfurt and Wiesbaden, where she met with representatives of the Romanian community, Romanian entrepreneurs and German officials, the Foreign Affairs Ministry (MAE) said….
Zelenskyy thanks Cyprus for continuous support
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy expresses his gratitude to President Nikos Christodoulides for Cyprus’ support to Kiev. In a post on X on Tuesday evening Zelenskyy thanks the Cyprus President for his kind congratulatory message on the occasion of Ukraine’s 35th Anniversary…
A new aerial photography of Albania’s territory gets underway
TIRANA, August 26 /ATA/ Albania has launched a new aerial photography project to update its national maps and improve territory management. Led by the State Authority for Geospatial Information (ASIG) and the Albanian Development Fund (FSHZH), the initiative uses high-resolution…
Pellegrini: Montenegro’s EU accession by 2028 realistic if current pace of reforms continues
Podgorica, (MINA) – Montenegro’s accession to the EU by 2028 is realistic if the current pace of reforms and closing of negotiation chapters continues, Slovak President Peter Pellegrini said. He made this remark at a joint press conference with his…
