Odesa Transfiguration Cathedral, international uproar about Putin’s missile strike (II)
Bitter Winter (09.01.2023) – 23 July 2023 was a Black Sunday for the city of Odesa and for Ukraine. When Ukrainians and the…

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Bitter Winter (09.01.2023) – 23 July 2023 was a Black Sunday for the city of Odesa and for Ukraine. When Ukrainians and the…
Learn about the deportation of Ukrainian children by Russia and the efforts to bring them home. Read the report by Human Rights…
The Danish government believes that such acts are causing harm to the nation’s interests and putting citizens at risk abroad. Under the…
On August 30 2023 in Madrid, the defense ministers of the European Union and High Representative Josep Borrell gathered at the European…
EU NEWS / As the European Union grapples with the aftermath of Brexit, the Eurozone and ongoing immigration concerns it is crucial…
Twenty-six members of communities affected by TotalEnergies’ mega-oil projects in East Africa have filed a fresh lawsuit in France against the French…
At the end of July, the Court of Cassation upheld the 2 years and 6 months in prison sentence against Aleksandr Nikolaev.…
Learn about the General Military Academy of Zaragoza, where the Princess of Asturias will begin her military education. Founded in 1882, the…
The inception of a Lifeline: Established in October 2001 by the European Commission, the EU Civil Protection Mechanism stands as a beacon of…
The holiday of August 15th is widely celebrated in countries, with its own unique traditions and names. This special day holds significance…