Month: March 2025

Explore Ljubljana’s lesser-known architectural wonders and hidden historical gems with Atlas Obscura. From secret courtyards to overlooked sculptures, discover the ...

Two companies are pursuing a combined 17.5 MW of photovoltaic (PV) projects in Albania, signaling growing interest in renewable energy ...

Czech-Slovak relations have soured as former Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico’s pro-Russian pivot raises concerns in Prague. Critics argue his ...

Students in Serbia staged a protest outside a pro-government media outlet, demanding accountability and transparency from the press. The rally ...

SIX has expressed deep regret over a recent debit card mishap affecting customers in Switzerland and Liechtenstein. The incident has ...

The Council of Europe Congress has adopted a critical resolution concerning Georgia, highlighting concerns over the country's political landscape and ...

A rising number of Finns are advocating for the closure of the Russian consulate in Åland, citing concerns over geopolitical ...

In a bewildering incident, Kosovo Prime Minister Albin Kurti was reportedly pranked by individuals impersonating Latvia's President. The hoax highlights ...

Kenya has formally recognized Kosovo as an independent state, marking the first such acknowledgment in five years. This decision potentially ...

U.S. officials are reportedly questioning academics in Finland and the Netherlands regarding their research on "gender ideology." This inquiry raises ...

San Marino High School's baseball team achieved a remarkable feat by extending its home winning streak to 11 games with ...

In "Building DPI: Lessons Learned from Kazakhstan," the Center for Strategic & International Studies explores Kazakhstan’s innovative approaches to Digital ...