Djukanovic Wins Montenegrin Presidential Elections
Image Screenshot Youtube According to the Centre for Election Monitoring (CEMI), Milo Djukanovic is the winner of yesterday’s Presidential election in Montenegro, with 53.9 percent
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‘A Nightmare’…A Banker Tells Of Latvian Corruption
Image by Ernests Dinka, Saeimas Kanceleja Latvia’s top banking official explained the “rules of the game” for successful banking in the small European country. His
Will Western Balkan Leaders Succeed In Breaking Barriers?
Image by Wikiwind Western Balkan countries finally seem to reflect a new attitude to national issues and neighbouring relationships. This is mainly seen as a
Alleged Troll Factory Mastermind Prigozhin, 12 Other Russians Charged With U.S. Election Meddling
U.S. Special Counsel Robert Mueller unveiled the details of a widespread and coordinated campaign by Russians to influence the U.S. presidential election in favor of
Moldova, The Soviet Union’s Wine Maker, Has Winery List On EU Exchange
It is a little known fact that Moldova produced much of the Soviet Union’s wine. Therefore it is striking that one of the major wineries
Video: Security Stormed Restaurant In Ukraine To Arrest Saakashvili For Deportation
Screenshot Youtube Saakashvili Comes Home Ukrainian political activist Mikheil Saakashvili was recently apprehended and deported from Ukraine after President Petro Poroshenkno revoked his citizenship. Saakashvili
Ukraine Looks To Boost Domestic Nuclear Capacity
Westinghouse will extend nuclear fuel deliveries to seven of Ukraine’s fifteen nuclear power units to 2021–2025, in line with a contract signed between this firm
Iran Turning Its Sights On Israel
We’ve predicted for some time that once the fight between pro-Assad Shia elements (Iran/Hezbollah) and Sunni Islamists in the Middle East wound down, Iran and
Poland Waves Goodbye to Russian Gas After 74 Years
Image by Arro Russia’s oldest natural gas buyer is ready to break up after more than 74 years. Poland Looks To Diversify Energy Supplies With
Video: Tens Of Thousands Attend Downed Russian Pilot’s Funeral Who Blew Himself Up Rather Than Succumb To Islamists
Screenshot RUPTLY Local media reports over 30,000 people attended the funeral of Major Roman Filipov, who died after ejection over Syria, by detonating a hand