Meeting with the Polish minister canceled. In the background, a drone attack
A scheduled meeting involving the Polish minister has been canceled due to a drone attack on a British base in Cyprus.
Džiugas Siaurusaitis: "If I could contribute to Lithuania's freedom by sacrificing my life, I would do that!"
Lithuanian actor Džiugas Siaurusaitis discusses his commitment to the Šauliai Union and the importance of national defense.
Cyprus postpones EU ministerial meeting due to drone incident
Cyprus has postponed an informal EU ministerial meeting following a drone strike at the British Akrotiri airbase.
‘The Sinners’ solidifies its Oscar stardom at the awards of Hollywood's largest union
‘The Sinners’ won Best Picture at the SAG Awards, marking a significant step toward the Oscars.
Di Maio a guest of 'Eastwest coffee' for a 'new protagonism of the EU in the Gulf'
Luigi Di Maio participated in 'Eastwest Coffee', discussing the EU's emerging role in the Gulf region alongside various public and private sector leaders.
Chaos in Alytus continues: 18 teachers are still not working, the union has sent a message to I. Ruginiene
The protest by teachers in Alytus continues, with around 18 educators still not returning to work following a dismissal, as issues regarding educational rights are raised with the Prime Minister.
+100 Scholarships from the Union of Greek Shipowners for the Academic Year 2026-2027
The Union of Greek Shipowners is offering over 100 scholarships for the 2026-2027 academic year as part of its ongoing support for education and the younger generation in Greece.
The trade union called on the Prime Minister to express a position regarding the situation at Alytus Gymnasium
The trade union has urged the Prime Minister of Lithuania to clearly communicate her stance on issues concerning democracy and workers' rights at Alytus Gymnasium.
The education union addressed the situation at Alytus gymnasium to I. Ruginienė
The Lithuanian education union contends that the dismissal of a teacher at Alytus gymnasium violated legal protections for union representatives.
The EU stands by Cyprus
Ursula von der Leyen expresses the EU's support for Cyprus following an incident involving a drone near the British Akrotiri base.
Minimum wage rise update as TUC chief slams 'scaremongering and misleading' claims
The head of the Trades Union Congress defends plans to increase the youth minimum wage, countering critics' claims with data showing most young workers earn above the proposed rate.
Vandzenes Partisans and Their Supporters. The Tragedy of the Bloom Family and the Secret of the ‘Valdi’ House
The article discusses the significance of freedom illustrated by the actions of Latvian partisans resisting Soviet rule after World War II.
Catherine O'Hara receives posthumous award from the actors' union for her role in 'The Studio'
Canadian actress Catherine O’Hara was posthumously honored with an award for her role in 'The Studio' by the Hollywood actors' union.
Last-minute negotiations continue as Lomax chases Eels exit
Rugby league player Zac Lomax is in negotiations for his release from the Parramatta Eels to join the Melbourne Storm after a failed attempt to transition to rugby union.
Crosetto: “I was there without security, an unexpected acceleration. Now the EU must protect itself”
Guido Crosetto responds from Dubai amid rising tensions regarding Iran's actions in the region and faces calls for his resignation from opposition parties.
Today it will be revealed whether JHL's strike in the private social services sector can still be avoided
Today, the national conciliator is assessing if a strike by the JHL union in the private social services sector can still be averted.
Trump Released a Bunch of Pictures - All with the Same Message
Donald Trump shared a collection of images on his Truth Social platform, all featuring praises for his recent State of the Union address.
Spain leads the toughest position in the EU against the war of Trump and Netanyahu
Spain is taking a strong stance within the EU against the interventions of Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu, emphasizing its diplomatic efforts to condemn these actions.
Foreign Affairs Committee of the Riigikogu: Estonia and the EU must support the operation against Iran
The Foreign Affairs Committee of the Riigikogu has asserted that Estonia and the European Union should back the joint operation by the United States and Israel against Iran.
Tsahkna to EU Foreign Ministers: Pressure on the Iranian regime must continue
Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna emphasized the importance of ensuring the security of EU citizens and the ability for them to return home during an extraordinary meeting of EU foreign ministers.
A cluster bomb from the Soviet era was found in Honduras: 'If it had exploded, it would have caused severe damage'
A Soviet-era cluster bomb was discovered by Honduran military forces during a routine patrol, highlighting past conflicts and the ongoing dangers posed by unexploded ordnance.
URMAS REINSALU ⟩ Estonia must take a clear stance in the war with Iran
The Estonian Foreign Affairs Committee held an emergency meeting regarding the war in Iran, where they listened to information from the Foreign Minister ahead of an EU Foreign Affairs Council.
Tight Requirement Coming for Electric Cars – Not All Manufacturers Are Excited
New EU proposals will impose strict requirements on electric vehicles to protect the union's industry from Chinese competition, raising concerns among manufacturers.
Ivory Coast: the national journalists' union plagued by divisions
The national journalists' union in Ivory Coast is facing internal divisions and disputes regarding upcoming leadership elections, raising concerns of political interference.
Late penalty for Gladbach: 'He is strong under pressure, he pees ice cubes'
Borussia Mönchengladbach secured a crucial late penalty win against Union Berlin amidst a challenging season marked by a seven-game winless streak.
Operation Blue Intruder in the North Sea: Russian Vessel Seized
Belgian authorities, with the support of French defense forces, have seized a Russian oil tanker suspected of operating under false documentation in the North Sea.
Zelenskyy calls for changes to European laws to allow confiscation of Russian shadow fleet tankers
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy emphasizes the need to update European laws to enable the confiscation of tankers involved in transporting Russian oil.
USA: The rhetorical water main break
The article discusses Donald Trump's State of the Union address as a departure from rational discourse and suggests he should engage with the poetry of Langston Hughes.
How NURTW stopped suspected ritualist from sending baby’s corpse through courier
The Nigerian Union of Road Transport Workers thwarted an attempt by a suspected ritualist to send a one-year-old baby's corpse through a courier service in Abuja.
Teachers' union complains to labor inspectorate about violations in the employment of kindergarten staff
The teachers' union in Latvia has raised concerns about violations in the employment and responsibilities of kindergarten aides, indicating that many perform pedagogical duties alone, which contravenes existing regulations.
European Foreign Ministers Hold Emergency Meeting, Estonian Citizens Urged to Make Their Voices Heard
European Union foreign ministers are convening for an emergency meeting to discuss the situation in the Middle East, diplomatic efforts, and increasing pressure on Russia.
This is the Urho Kekkonen that is no longer remembered - 'Life is lonely...'
The article reflects on the legacy of Urho Kekkonen, Finland's president from 1956, exploring his controversial political rise and personal reflections on power and loneliness.
For the first time, a spacecraft lands on another planet, Venera-3 crashed on Venus
On March 1, 1966, the Soviet spacecraft Venera-3 made a crash landing on Venus, marking it as the first spacecraft to reach the surface of another planet.
CERTAIN BREAKUP: Relationship Counselor Reveals One Habit Whose Disappearance Destroys Even the Strongest Union
A relationship expert highlights a specific habit that, if abandoned, can inevitably lead to breakups, regardless of how strong the relationship may seem.
Head of "Solidarity" Piotr Duda: This is not a reform of the PIP, but a coating of reality
Piotr Duda, the head of the Solidarity trade union, criticizes the government's proposed reforms, emphasizing the need for transparency and proper consultation before formulating opinions on military spending legislation.
AU, EU condemn US–Israeli strikes on Iran, call for restraint
The African Union and European Union condemn the US-Israeli strikes on Iran, urging for restraint and dialogue to prevent further escalation in the region.
Niger: creation of a platform to care for returning migrants
Niger has established a national platform aimed at the sustainable management of returning migrants, backed by financial support from the European Union and technical assistance from the International Organization for Migration.
Unemployment benefits, union fees, adult education support, fireworks, wage theft... - Here are the SDP party congress initiatives
The SDP presented 538 initiatives at their party congress in May, addressing various issues including unemployment benefits, union fees, and fireworks sales.
Traffic: New Tram Line 14 Operates Despite the Strike in Laim
The newly inaugurated Tram Line 14 in Munich continues to operate despite ongoing strikes by the Munich Transport Company union, Verdi.
How the Mercosur-European Union agreement impacts when applied provisionally
The European Commission's president announced the provisional application of the Mercosur-European Union agreement after ratification from Argentina and Uruguay, with significant implications for trade.
The Cgil is against the Jobs Act but then uses it to fire
The article discusses the contradiction of the Cgil union, which opposes the Jobs Act while simultaneously using it for layoffs.
Hearing of Losers: Was the Establishment of the Center-Right Correct? Supporters of the Constitutional Democratic Party Are Leaving
The Center-Right Reform Union conducted a hearing with losing candidates, amidst growing concerns about the party's shift from liberalism to centrism and the subsequent loss of supporter loyalty.
Kaja Kallas: Dangerous developments in the Middle East - 'Shields' on alert
Kaja Kallas warns that recent developments in the Middle East are extremely dangerous due to Iran's actions and nuclear ambitions.
WATCH: Dem lawmaker makes surprising admission about border as others trash Trump's SOTU 'lies'
Democratic lawmakers criticized President Trump's State of the Union address for perceived dishonesty, particularly regarding his statements on immigration and affordability issues.
From EVs to steel, how China’s price-setting deals are easing trade tensions
China's recent price-setting agreements with South Korea and the EU aim to alleviate trade tensions by increasing export prices to prevent anti-dumping duties.
Student Union Elections Underway at Patna University, Results to be Announced Late at Night with Tight Security Arrangements
Student Union elections are ongoing at Patna University with tight security, and results will be announced late tonight after counting votes in six rounds.
Spain Supports the ETS
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has defended the EU's Emissions Trading System (ETS) against attempts to dismantle it, emphasizing the need for commitment to the Green Transition.
Death in the tram, circulation resumed. Unions to Atm: "Now let's discuss safety"
After a tram derailment in Milan resulted in a death, tram services have resumed while unions demand a safety discussion with the transport company.
Change of time in 2026 occurs earlier. When do we move our clocks?
In 2026, the switch from winter to summer time will occur earlier than last year, on the night of March 28-29.
The State of Trump
The article discusses Donald Trump's struggle to complete a transition towards fascism amid criticism of his State of the Union address.