Customs officer Georgi Gospodinov keeps a vigilant eye out for unusual cargo at Bulgaria’s Kapitan Andreevo border crossing, a critical checkpoint in the fight against migrant trafficking to Britain. Despite being over 150 kilometers from the nearest sea, Gospodinov and his colleagues have become instrumental in thwarting smugglers’ attempts to transport migrants across the English…
Lithuanian law enforcers have commenced criminal proceedings over forgeries made in Latvia in a multimillion-dollar Lithuanian gas network connection with Europe. There were searches performed in Latvia last week. Almost a year ago Lithuanian media “15min” found in cooperation with Neka personiga that parts made in Russia were supplied for the construction of the 500…
On April 6, due to grid restrictions on the transmission system operator’s lines, outage schedules were applied in Kharkiv region. On April 7, the restrictions prolong: in the morning, outage schedules were in effect in the Kharkiv region, and 410,000 customers were without power. There was no shortage of electricity in the integrated power system…
The DOK-ING MV-4 light demining vehicle, assembled and partially localised in Ukraine, was tested at a training ground. For the first time, the tests were carried out in accordance with the pilot project approved in March for the mandatory certification of mechanised demining equipment (Resolution No. 271). The MV-4 was tested on three types of…
In March, the national carrier commenced operations on flights to Malpensa Airport via the restored regular route to Milan – a beloved and popular destination for all Bulgarians. Milan stands among the primary tourist hubs of ancient and modern Italy, enticing travelers with its rich cultural heritage and vibrant modernity. It remains one of the…
US jeans maker Levis Strauss & Co. has announced that it will close a clothing factory in the central Polish city of Plock that has operated since the early 1990s, laying off 650 people. The company cited problems in hiring qualified staff and rising production costs – driven by high inflation, soaring energy prices and…
Visiting Cimislia district, President Maia Sandu met with Ciucur-Mingir residents, “benevolent people who want to live in peace, in a Moldova without corruption, where people who work honestly live well,” said the head of state. “We talked to the villagers about the problems in the locality, about how we are modernizing the health system, about…