North Korea’s supply of munitions has already been critical to the Russian war effort. Now, there are growing fears that it is sending troops as well. Five months ago, the autocratic leaders of Russia and North Korea signed a treaty…
Thousands of people were evacuated from their homes as parts of the country experienced unprecedented flooding, the authorities said. Tropical Storm Trami drenched the Philippines with torrential rain on Wednesday, causing widespread flooding and forcing thousands of people to evacuate…
The European Union is committing “structural genocide” with irregular migrants, while far-right forces use the “invasion” of immigrants as an electoral weapon, Óscar Camps, founder and director of Spanish NGO Open Arms, told Euractiv.es. Camps founded Open Arms in 20
The perception Poles have of their Western neighbours is becoming increasingly negative, while Germans have an increasingly positive view of them, the latest edition of the German-Polish Barometer study by the Deutsches Polen Institut (DPI) has found. Despite an overall…
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Tokyo Metro had raised over $2 billion in one of Japan’s largest initial public offerings in years. The stock price of Tokyo Metro soared over 45 percent on Wednesday, the first day of trading for the company that operates a…
The leaders of Slovakia, Hungary and Serbia expressed concern that current European solutions to irregular migration are inadequate and called for greater regional cooperation to tackle the problem more effectively at a meeting in Komárno on Tuesday. Slovak Prime Minister…
An investigation by the Moldovan police that is still ongoing has already revealed that over 400 Moldovans received money in exchange for votes in the presidential elections and Sunday’s referendum. Moldova held presidential elections on Sunday, with incumbent President Maia…
Bulgaria’s state-owned Maritsa East thermal power plant has received €1.3 billion in state funding for 2019-2023 as it is kept on ‘life support’, the Bulgarian office of Greenpeace, which is preparing a report on the issue, has said. At the…
Voters with Eastern European backgrounds could be crucial in Pennsylvania, Michigan and Wisconsin. Share full article Christine Baranski, a Tony- and Emmy-award winning actress known for her work in “Mamma Mia!” and “The Gilded Age,” knocked on doors in Pennsylvania…