Romania and Germany’s Rheinmetall signed a contract worth 5.7 billion euros
German defense giant Rheinmetall announced on Tuesday that it has signed a 5.7 billion euro contract to supply weapons to the Romanian armed forces.
German defense giant Rheinmetall announced on Tuesday that it has signed a 5.7 billion euro contract to supply weapons to the Romanian armed forces.
In the marathon meeting taking place in Brussels, where the opinions of European lawmakers and member states clash, it is hoped to break the deadlock over the long-planned reform of air passenger rights. Read more From Greece to Lithuania – drones that got all of Europe on its feet The discussions started around 1 p.m….
The drone that fell on a residential house in Romania over the weekend was the 83rd case of the Russia-Ukraine war crossing NATO borders. These incidents have affected a total of 15…
The World Health Organization (WHO) on Tuesday sharply reduced the number of suspected Ebola cases in Central Africa to 116, compared to more than 900 earlier, and now…
The Lebanese Ministry of Health reported on Tuesday that four people were killed and another 127 injured during Israeli strikes near a hospital in the southern city of Tyre the day before…
The largest Russian businessmen transferred 220 billion rubles (2.597 billion euros) of outstanding payments to the country’s budget. Such data is provided by the Russian government portal “…
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio will face numerous questions on Tuesday about the fragile or faltering diplomatic efforts of the Donald Trump administration around the world.
On Tuesday, D. Trump announced on social media that B. Pulte will also continue to serve as FHFA director and chairman of the boards of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac. Read more Former Lithuanian national team footballer Igoris Kirilovas has died Translated from
Due to intensified Russian attacks, officials in the Kharkiv region of Eastern Ukraine bordering Russia on Tuesday ordered the mandatory evacuation of civilians from several settlements.
The far-right party “Alternative for Germany” (AfD) on Tuesday rejected criticism over plans by two of its members to attend an economic conference in Russia.