Budapest sends a fact-finding team to help resolve an energy supply dispute with the Ukrainian government.
Washington has adjusted its sanctions policy to stabilise global energy markets, exposing a growing divide with European governments.
Putin’s spokesman confirms that internet restrictions in Moscow and other major hubs are part of a broader strategy to repel ‛increasingly sophisticated’ attacks allegedly deployed by Ukraine.
Switzerland is in shock following the incident that eyewitnesses describe as an inferno started by a passenger inside the vehicle.
Why Transylvanian Hungarians do not decide Hungary’s elections.
The prohibition of the hate march, covering March 11th to April 11th, was requested by Metropolitan Police Commissioner Mark Rowley.
According to federal government data 704 out of 1,456 convicted robbers were foreign nationals.
Albania’s National Cyber Security Authority is investigating a major breach after Iran-linked hackers claimed to have stolen months of private correspondence from MPs.
After years of sidelining atomic power, Brussels now says Europe must rebuild its nuclear industry.
French Finance Minister says alternative oil supplies could be sourced from other regions if the Strait of Hormuz cannot be reopened.
The United States has targeted Iranian minelaying vessels that menace the narrow entrance to the Persian Gulf.
The revival of the 213.5-kilometer oil pipeline is expected to help meet the energy needs of the Balkans, positioning North Macedonia as a regional hub.
