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November 01, 2022
Frederiksen’s government hangs in balance as it battles for centrist votes in Denmark
November 01, 2022
Ukraine war: Grain deal continues despite Russia pullout
November 01, 2022
Banker Oleg Tinkov renounces Russian citizenship over Ukraine
November 01, 2022
UK minister Braverman slammed over migrant ‘invasion’ remark
November 01, 2022
Meloni’s deputy minister blasted over 2005 Nazi uniform photo
October 31, 2022
UK government slammed for 'wretched' migrant center
October 31, 2022
Sunak could still attend COP27 climate summit; Thunberg opts out
October 31, 2022
Russia launches ‘massive’ attack on key infrastructure in Ukraine, say authorities
KIEV — Two cargo ships loaded with grain left Ukrainian ports on Monday and took the humanitarian maritime corridor to Turkey, despite Russia’s pullout, according to the Marine Traffic website.A total of 12 cargo ships are due to leave the Black Sea ports controlled by Ukraine on Monday, and four others are heading for them.One of those, under a Turkish flag, has already set sail, said the Joint Coordination Centre (JCC), which oversees the agreement on Ukrainian grain exports via the Black Sea.The transport of Ukrainian grain was blocked in the Black Sea on Sunday after Russia suspended the export agreement vital for global food supplies, a decision blasted by Kiev, Washington and the EU.Earlier, the United Nations, Turkey and Ukraine were said to have decided to continue implementing...
October 31, 2022
Two cargo ships leave ports despite Moscow’s grain exports deal pullout
BUDAPEST — Dozens of cities are closing venues across Hungary due to soaring energy costs. The most common public facilities affected are theaters, spas, pools, libraries, museums and sports venues.Szeged, a city of 160,000 people, is one such city having to tighten its belt. The deputy mayor says their gas bill has increased sevenfold and the government does nothing to help.“The Hungarian state has created a dysfunctional system in the municipal sector from Jan. 1 (when the price change kicks in for many). There are municipalities that have been partially dysfunctional since September, trying to perform at least the mandatory public tasks, but with reduced public transport or closed facilities,” explained the city’s deputy mayor, Tamás Kovács.The situation is the same across the...
October 31, 2022
Hungary closing public facilities due to soaring cost of energy
