The U.S. and E.U. express concerns as Kosovo police forces raid Serbian affiliated institutions in an attempt to ban the use of Serbian currency. The northern region of Kosovo, populated by a large number of Serbs, uses the Dinar instead of the Euro. In an attempt to impulsively switch their
Following the death of seven aid workers from World Central Kitchen, a humanitarian relief agency operating in Gaza, Israel faces global repercussions as the home nations of the workers, as well as the U.N., call for accountability measures. The WCK workers were returning after transporting around 100 tons of food
Tens of thousands of farmers have led a series of protests throughout Europe recently. The farmers’ discontent has been mounting for years as they feel the European Union’s newest agricultural policies put them at an increased disadvantage. These policies include new trade agreements, the over-saturation of Ukrainian crops in the
Footage from the 2024 Lennart Meri Conference held in May in Tallinn, Estonia seems to reveal a new goalpost for the E.U. in regards to the Ukraine-Russia conflict. The former Estonian Prime Minister and incoming E.U. foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas spoke before the conference asserting that “Russia’s defeat is
Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and opposition leader Edmundo Gonzalez are both claiming victory in the recent presidential election held on July 28. The National Electoral Council (C.N.E.) announced that Maduro secured 51% of the vote and won a third term, despite exit polls indicating an opposition victory. The election was
The local mayor of Croisilles, Gerard Due, explained the background of arsonists attacking three high-speed rail lines, which resulted in chaotic railway traffic during the Olympic Games. As the New York Times reported, Due said, “In the dark early morning, they cut into a fence protecting the high-speed rail line
