Moldovan Embassy in Brussels Evacuated Following Election Day Bomb Threat

Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – The European Union’s chief diplomat, Kaja Kallas, emphasised on Sunday that widespread sanctions against Iran’s nuclear programme should not mark the end of diplomatic efforts with the Islamic Republic.

Why did the UN reinstate sanctions against Iran now?How is the European Union addressing nuclear concerns?

For the first time in ten years, broad UN sanc

“These are the same tactics we have warned about — voter suppression,” said one official after the evacuation.
Voting has resumed at the embassy following an all-clear from authorities.
Moldovan President Maia Sandu’s pro-EU government has repeatedly warned that Russia seeks to influence the parliamentary election and hinder the country’s EU membership efforts. The ruling

Brussels (ANSA) – The Legal Affairs Committee of the European Parliament has voted against the Hungarian authorities’ request to revoke the immunity of Italian Left (Avs) MEP, Ilaria Salis, with a narrow result of 13 to 12. Salis, who faced accusations of assaulting neo-Nazi militants in Hungary, previously spent nine months in poor prison conditions before her election to the European Parl

Moscow (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Russia announced on Sunday that it had struck military targets during a large overnight attack on Ukraine, with Kyiv reporting four civilians killed and many more wounded.

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“Tonight, the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation launched a massiv

Earlier this month, three Russian drones were intercepted in Poland’s airspace. Denmark also reported new drone sightings over defense sites on Friday and Saturday, following earlier drone activity that temporarily closed major Danish airports.
On early Sunday, Russia launched an attack involving nearly 500 attack drones and over 40 missiles, including Iranian-Russian Shahed drones, accordin

Ljubljana – On Thursday, the Slovenian government designated Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as a persona non grata. State Secretary at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Neva Grašič, stated that this action follows similar measures taken in July against two extreme Israeli ministers, Itamar Ben Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich.
Grašič highlighted ongoing proceedings against Netanyahu for allege

Oudenaarde (Eurotoday) – Oudenaarde celebrated COS Rope Skippers’ World Championship success, winning 1 gold, 2 silver, 4 bronze medals, setting a Double Dutch world record, led by chairman Shana De Jaeger.
As VRT News reported, Oudenaarde, in the province of East Flanders, Belgium, honoured its COS Rope Skippers after their success at the World Championships in Japan. The team won 1 gold, 2 sil

The legislative initiative follows a surge of drone intrusions in Denmark and northern Germany, heightening security and espionage concerns. Denmark has reported drone sightings at multiple airports and military sites. Copenhagen’s main airport was recently closed for hours as large drones entered restricted airspace.
Dobrindt’s proposal consists of two main components. Firstly, he plans to

In her speech to the United Nations General Assembly, Prime Minister Mottley warned that truth, confidence, and equity are being crushed by war, inequality, and the climate crisis. She emphasized that only a system based on rules can ensure the survival of countries of varying sizes, capacities, and cultures. Mottley cautioned that “jungle law” does not secure a future or a habitable

Ljubljana – The newly formed company focused on defense, security, and resilience, Dovos, established in September by the Slovenian Sovereign Holding, is set to release its first calls for proposals aimed at industrializing products in these sectors by the end of October. According to Damir Črnčec, assistant to the president of the SDH and chairman of Dovos’s supervisory board, Europe is fac