Kubilius: Brussels Considering New Military Intelligence Satellites

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Mechelen (Eurotoday) – Digital Cleanup Day, now in its 5th year, engages 175 countries. In Mechelen, Sabe De Graef encourages people to declutter emails, apps, and files to improve efficiency, lower IT costs, and reduce environmental impact.
Digital Cleanup Day is taking place for the fifth consecutive year, with participation from 175 countries. In Mechelen, city leader Sabe De Graef is urging

Skopje – The Macedonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has expressed regret over our neighbor’s attempt to transfer blame for their failure to meet international obligations onto North Macedonia. This statement responds to the Bulgarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs’ reaction to Prime Minister Hristijan Mickoski’s remarks.
The Ministry underscores that adherence to the decisions of t

At a rally held on Slavija Square on Saturday, an anonymous protester—adhering to the movement’s intentionally leaderless nature—stirred the crowd with a chant: “Look how many of us are here! Your voice matters! Let’s wake up Serbia together!”
The demonstration remained largely peaceful; however, police detained a man who drove his car into a crowd of protesters in a Belgrade suburb, injuring th

Calls for EU to List Samidoun as a Terrorist Organization
A recent conference at the European Parliament, hosted by MEP Bert-Jan Ruissen on March 5, concluded that the European Union should designate Samidoun Palestinian Prisoners Solidarity Network as a terrorist entity and add it to the EU Terrorist List. The event featured testimonies from multiple experts analyzing Samidoun’s activities and

Eeklo (Eurotoday) – Archaeologists in Eeklo, led by Tomas Bradt, have uncovered a 14th-15th century oven. Around 250 visitors, including Elise Ryckaert, explored the site with free guided tours, which also revealed skeletons (13th-17th century) and cart tracks (pre-1240).
Recent visitors to Eeklo witnessed the discovery of an ancient oven from the 14th and 15th centuries. The exact purpose of th

Sarajevo (Fena) – In a welcome address to the EUFOR reserve forces, Ambassador Luigi Soreca, Head of the European Union Delegation to Bosnia and Herzegovina and the Special Representative of the EU, stressed that the European Union will not permit recent progress to be endangered by the political crisis that has raised concerns about the functionality of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Soreca noted that

The Lithuanian commissioner stated that he would propose a “temporary commercial approach” to EU countries, acknowledging that the project would be both time-consuming and costly.
The EU is already working on developing a new constellation of secure communication satellites, known as IRIS², which aims to compete with Elon Musk’s Starlink.
Kubilius’ comments follow U.S.

Experts Highlight the Dangers of Drug Use at CND68 in Vienna
At the 68th session of the Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND68) in Vienna, a key side event titled Supporting Drug Education and Prevention Initiatives gathered experts, policymakers, and former drug users to discuss the critical need for prevention efforts against substance abuse. The event was organized by the Fundación para la Mejora

Moscow (Eurotoday) – Russia and Ukraine exchanged heavy aerial attacks overnight Saturday, with both countries reporting more than 100 drones over their respective regions.
The exchange comes less than 24 hours after Russian President Vladimir Putin met with U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff to discuss elements of the American proposal for a 30-day ceasefire in the conflict with Ukraine.
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