Prime Minister: Drone Incidents Have Not Increased Slovenia’s Threat Level

Uncertainty remains about whether any plans will be finalized when the 27 leaders reconvene in Brussels at the end of October. Questions and a lack of time prevented progress, according to three diplomats and officials.
European Council President António Costa, who led the meeting, emphasized the urgent need “to prepare decisions for the security of our continent,” urging leaders to be

United States (Eurotoday Newspaper) – The Canadian government has updated its travel advisory warning citizens with gender-neutral “X” passports about challenges they may face crossing the U.S. border due to changing U.S. federal policies requiring sex assigned at birth on official documents. Increased scrutiny and visa reassessments may affect LGBTQ+ travellers.
Canada updates travel advisory f

Copenhagen – Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob stated that Slovenia’s threat level has not increased due to recent drone-related incidents in northern and eastern Europe. He pointed out that the country faces greater risks from natural disasters.
“Current assessments from our security services indicate that Slovenia’s threat level remains low. The incidents we have observed in nort

Bucharest – “Romania’s support is crucial for concluding the accession negotiations by 2028,” stated Moldovan Parliament President Igor Grosu during his visit to Bucharest on Wednesday.
During his trip to Romania, he held discussions with Prime Minister Ilie Bolojan and Senate President Mircea Abrudean.
Grosu highlighted Romania’s significant backing for the Republic of Mo

The flotilla, consisting of over 50 boats, embarked in August and includes pro-Palestine activists worldwide, with Swedish activist Greta Thunberg and MEPs among them.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni cautioned on Tuesday that the flotilla’s actions might endanger U.S. President Donald Trump’s peace plan for Gaza.
“With the Middle East peace plan proposed by U.S. President Donald Trump, there

Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Brussels Airport will cancel all departing passenger flights on October 14, 2025, due to a nationwide trade union strike against government austerity reforms. The strike is expected to heavily disrupt airport operations and public transport nationwide.
Brussels Airport cancels all outbound flights amid national Day of Action against austerity measures
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Prague – The Czech Republic is in favor of enhancing the eastern border of the European Union and NATO, as well as promoting initiatives to expedite the advancement of modern technologies, including the formation of a drone alliance that will involve Ukraine. This statement was made today by Prime Minister Petr Fiala (ODS) prior to his departure for an informal summit of the European Council in Co

Zelzate (Eurotoday) – Zelzate’s Wittouck redevelopment by Woonmaatschappij Meetjesland includes new homes and underground parking. Contaminated groundwater is treated and discharged via an above-ground pipeline under Aquafin and municipal supervision.
As VRT News reported, Zelzate, in the province of East Flanders, Belgium, is starting a major redevelopment project in the Wittouck neighbourhood.

In the past weeks, drones have entered the airspace of Poland, Romania, Denmark, and Norway, with Europe frequently attributing these breaches to Russia. These events have revitalized the push for a “drone wall,” an idea that frontline nations introduced last year and endorsed by von der Leyen in her recent State of the Union address.
However, German Defense Minister Boris Pistorius st