Crimea at brink of food shortage

08.06.2026 Crimean authorities are working to prevent energy and food shortages on the peninsula amid unfounded hype, said Dmitry Peskov, Russian presidential press secretary. “Of course, the relevant authorities are working to ensure there are no shortages. We are seeing many instances of completely unfounded hype,” he told reporters, responding to a question about the…

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“Trump Island”: EU warns Albania

07.06.2026 The European Commission has informed Albania about actions that may impact its EU accession path, amid ongoing national protests week over a Trump family-linked development project on the country’s protected coast. Thousands of Albanians took to the streets of Tirana in the largest protest this week against a plan by a company linked to…

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Bernadette Chirac passed away 93

06.06.2026 Following the announcement of Bernadette Chirac’s death at the age of 93 on Saturday, June 6, reactions poured in, both on social media and on television. After Emmanuel Macron’s appearance on his social media account, politicians took to the airwaves to pay tribute to the former First Lady. Among them was Nicolas Sarkozy, one…

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Putin refuses to meet Zelensky

05.06.2026 President Vladimir Putin said he does not see any sense in meeting Volodymyr Zelensky after the Ukrainian leader requested talks in person to end the war. Zelensky sent an open letter on Thursday, May 4, calling for direct negotiations with Putin, writing that it would be “wrong to simply wait”.The Ukrainian president also requested…

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Durov warns against totalitarianism

01.06.2026 Oslo #OsloFF The CEO of Telegram platform Pavel Durov warned about dangerous crossroads of democracy, and freedom in his speech at Oslo Freedom Forum. The control of the information flied remains a seductive idea not only for dictatorships, but also for the leaders in democratic societies in the West. Durov shared his painful experience…

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EU- Pakistan beneficial ties

01.06.2026 Ministry of Foreign Affairs (Office of the Spokesperson) “Deputy Prime Minister/Foreign Minister Senator Mohammad Ishaq Dar @MIshaqDar50 met with the EU HR/VP Ms. Kaja Kallas @kajakallas, today in Islamabad. “During the meeting, both sides acknowledged the positive trajectory of Pakistan-EU ties and agreed to further strengthen the mutually beneficial partnership. The two leaders also…

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Romania escorts Russian drone

30.05.2026 According to the Romanian military, they escorted the dron with two F16s and a helicopter without shooting it down because they thought it was a Ukrainian drone just passing through. (Image above: illustration) Romania’s Ministry of Defense explained that they didn’t shoot down the drone that came from Ukraine, since it was launched from…

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Romania closes Russian Consulate

29.05.2026 Russia will take retaliatory measures following the Romanian authorities’ decision to declare the Russian Consul General persona non grata and close the Russian Consulate General in Constanta, Russian Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova stated. المتحدثة باسم الخارجية الروسية ماريا زاخاروفا: إجراءات الرد على إعلان القنصل العام الروسي شخصا غير مرغوب فيه في رومانيا لن…

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Norway accepts France nuclear umbrella

28.05.2026 Norway’s Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store and French President Emmanuel Macron announced the signing of a defence agreement during the meeting in Paris, May 27. “Following my visit to Oslo in June and the signing of our strategic partnership, Norway and France are deepening their cooperation even further. In the field of defense and…

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NATO: Trump reduces troops in Europe

27.05.2026 The US plans to significantly reduce the military forces and equipment it commits to NATO in Europe, increasing pressure on European allies to fill the gaps themselves. Proposed reductions include fighter jets, strategic bombers, warships, submarines, drones, and aerial refueling aircraft. Washington still intends to maintain nuclear deterrence in Europe, but wants Europeans to…

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