A bridge in the German city of Dresden has collapsed

In the German city of Dresden, a large part of the Carola Bridge collapsed into the Elbe River on Wednesday morning. The city's heat supply was interrupted due to damaged heating pipes, writes tagesschau.de.

3000 victims died in the 2001 attacks in the USA

It turns 23 years since the attacks committed by members of the Al-Qaeda terrorist network in New York and Washington. About three thousand people died when terrorists hijacked 4 planes, and caused more than 10 billion dollars in damage. After these attacks, the West began the fight against terrorism, which, according to international experts, continues today.

Mircea Geoana, decorated with the NATO Order "Meritorious Service"

NATO Deputy Secretary General Mircea Geoana was awarded the NATO Order “Meritorious Service” today, in recognition of “exceptional activity in service of the North Atlantic Alliance”. The decoration ceremony took place at the Alliance headquarters in Brussels and was hosted by NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg.

Correspondence // NATO — Poland, Latvia, Romania… European leaders protest against Russian drones in their airspace

Latvian President Edgars Rinkevics announced on Sunday, September 8, that a Russian military drone had crashed on his country's territory and that violations of NATO territory had increased. Bucharest and Warsaw made similar announcements. Latvia, which was under Soviet rule but is now a member of the European Union and the Atlantic Alliance, maintained strained relations with Moscow after independence. Relations have not improved since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022. In turn, Poland and Romania argue for the right to use air defense against Russian missiles and drones.

Catherine, Princess of Wales, overcomes cancer and plans return

Catherine, Princess of Wales, has overcome cancer following her chemotherapy treatment. She has announced her intention to resume limited participation in public events in the coming months, according to The Guardian, as cited by Digi24.

Hungary marks 20 years of EU membership and economic growth

While left-wing politicians question the advantages of joining the European Union and spread misinformation among citizens, the economic reality paints a completely different picture.

UAVs strike Kyiv: Ukraine endures new wave of Russian bombings

According to reports from regional authorities in Ukraine, from the evening of Sunday, September 8, until the morning of Monday, September 9, the country endured a new large-scale Russian bombardment using various types of weapons.

Romania's new school year: Mobile phone ban and career portfolios required

Approximately three million preschoolers and students in Romania commence the new school year today, September 9.

Michel Barnier appointed as prime minister amid left-wing protests

Although the left emerged victorious, albeit in a somewhat fragmented manner, in the recent legislative elections, the prime minister appointed on Friday by President Emmanuel Macron, former European Commissioner Michel Barnier, is a figure more aligned with the right.

EU's Multiannual Budget: Mureșan to lead negotiations

Romanian MEP Siegfried Mureșan has been appointed by the political groups in the European Parliament as the chief negotiator for the upcoming Multiannual Budget of the European Union.

Emmanuel Macron appoints Barnier for unified government role

France has appointed a new Prime Minister. President Emmanuel Macron has named Michel Barnier as the Prime Minister of France.

US accuses Russia of extensive election interference ahead of 2024 presidential vote

The Biden administration has escalated its accusations against Russia, alleging that the Kremlin has orchestrated a widespread disinformation campaign aimed at influencing the outcome of the upcoming U.S. presidential election in November 2024.