Germany has ordered 120,000 shells from Bulgaria, which it will deliver to Ukraine. This is clear from the agreement announced by Germany to supply hundreds of thousands of artillery ammunition to Ukraine. The news was reported by the German edition “Spiegel”, citing sources from the German Ministry of Defense and was quoted by BGNES. The … Read more
The group statement from the AL, Greens and SP accuses the city police of structural racism. This was only due to individual cases that occurred a long time ago, Rykart said at the local council meeting on Wednesday. “You actually say that all police officers are racists,” she said. They are particularly sensitive to this. … Read more
Law Career Podcast Reading time: 1 minute Thomas Hahnen is both a lawyer and legal engineer at Osborne Clarke. He explains what that means, what you have to bring with you and why he finds it more exciting than traditional law careers Something right. The included transcript was created by machine and may therefore contain … Read more
Four submarine communication cables have been damaged in the Red Sea between Jeddah in Saudi Arabia and Djibouti in East Africa. reported the Israeli electronic publication “Globes”. Three months after they began attacking merchant ships, the Houthis followed through on another of their threats. According to the reports, it is about cables of the companies … Read more
Two cases of malaria were confirmed in Suceava county, since the beginning of this year, in volunteers who returned from a humanitarian mission in Africa. Another volunteer from the team received confirmation of the disease in Iași and the case was managed by the Iaşi health authorities. A third case of suspected malaria, in a … Read more
CEO Hilde Tonne of Statnett added the broadside to Nettavisen’s podcast Stavrum & Eikeland. She bluntly stated that electricity prices in Norway are low and that Norwegians are too well used to low energy prices. – We are a country where we expect energy to be free, and then it is no longer the case. … Read more
GERB will withdraw its support for the draft Law on Energy from Renewable Sources in Maritime Spaces, which has caused strong and diverse opposition. This was announced by party leader Boyko Borisov. The project envisages the construction of wind turbine parks in the Bulgarian waters of the Black Sea – an idea that was unanimously … Read more
If you’re planning a vacation and want to rely on other people’s experiences, you can’t avoid booking sites like Booking.com or Expedia. Booking.com recently announced the winners of its Traveler Review Awards. “Based on more than 309 million verified guest reviews and in recognition of consistently excellent service and hospitality, 1.48 million Booking.com travel partners … Read more
The plane of Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov ran out of fuel in Brazil, where no official company could be found to refuel it. The Russian foreign minister arrived at the G-20 meeting in Rio de Janeiro on an IL-96 government plane. From there, he planned to fly to the capital, Brasilia, to meet with … Read more
Russian forces threatened to shoot down a French plane patrolling international airspace over the Black Sea last month, signaling a “particularly aggressive” stance by Moscow as it battles to advance its invasion of Ukraine, France’s armed forces minister said today. Sebastian Lecornu, quoted by the Associated Press and BTA. Lecorneux did not provide details of … Read more