Thousands protest in Serbia as anger mounts over train station accident
Protesters demand the resignation of Serbia’s leader and mayor of Novi Sad city over the deadly accident that killed 15 people.
Moldova’s deputy PM on Russia’s influence and the EU membership push
Dumitru Alaiba discusses Moldova’s divide over EU membership and the challenges of Russian influence in the region.
Germany set for new elections after Chancellor Scholz loses confidence vote
After collapse of Olaf Scholz’s coalition, elections will take place on February 23, seven months ahead of schedule.
Israel to close embassy in Ireland after Dublin backs Gaza genocide case
Irish Prime Minister Simon Harris called the decision to close the embassy ‘deeply regrettable’
Ball-kicking protesters in Georgia decry new president Mikheil Kavelashvili
Georgia’s ruling party has selected former football player Mikheil Kavelashvili as the country’s new president. It’s a blow to the hopes of pro-EU protesters who took to the streets kicking footballs and holding up red cards.
Is Russia poisoning Namibia’s water in its hunt for uranium?
Russian company Rosatom is trying to drill for uranium in Namibia. Farmers say a vital aquifer that nourishes Southern Africa is at risk.
US says drones spotted near its military bases in England
US air force says the drones do not appear ‘hostile’ and there has been no impact.
Russia expels British diplomat for alleged spying
Moscow kicks out the diplomat, who, it says, was ‘conducting intelligence and subversive work that threatens the security of Russia’.
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