Albania rebels against Trump family's luxury resort

Albania rebels against Trump family’s luxury resort

The protesters gather every night, until the early hours of the morning: “No to the Trump family resort.” For some time now, Jared Kushner and his wife Ivanka Trump have set their sights —and money— on a stretch of Albanian coastline, a lagoon with flamingos, seals, and nesting areas, to transform it into a huge luxury complex. All of this in a protected area that many Albanians want to protect precisely from the Trump family.

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"Bitter defeat" for Germany for the first time in history in the UN Security Council

“Bitter defeat” for Germany for the first time in history in the UN Security Council

For the first time in history, Germany failed to be elected as a non-permanent member of the UN Security Council in the general assembly vote on Wednesday in New York, “a real disappointment, a bitter defeat,” according to its Foreign Minister, Johann Wadephul, who attributed the harsh setback to an adverse campaign by Russia. Portugal and Austria were chosen to fill the two European seats for the 2027-2028 period.

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Ukraine advances in its EU accession process after Hungary withdraws its Hungarian veto

Ukraine advances in its EU accession process after Hungary withdraws its Hungarian veto

The President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, received very good news from Brussels this Wednesday. Hungary has formally withdrawn the veto it had maintained for the past two years on Kyiv’s request to join the EU, which will allow the opening of the first chapter of negotiations in a key breakthrough that occurred unexpectedly during a routine meeting of ambassadors in the community capital.

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The Pope appoints the first woman to lead Vatican communications from the network that clashed most with Francis

The Pope appoints the first woman to lead Vatican communications from the network that clashed most with Francis

The Vatican media will have a new head. Or rather, a new female head. Her name is Montserrat Alvarado, Mexican by birth and American by adoption, and she will be the new prefect of the Dicastery for Communication, starting November 1. For the first time, a woman will lead the media galaxy of the Holy See. Additionally, she will be the first layperson chosen to hold the position of prefect alone. Alvarado will be in charge of one of the largest Vatican “ministries,” which oversees Vatican News, Vatican Radio, L’Osservatore Romano, Vatican Media, the Holy See Press Office, the Vatican Publishing House, the Vatican Printing House, and the Vatican Film Library.

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Ukrainian drones strike an oil terminal in Saint Petersburg ahead of the start of the "Russian Davos"

Ukrainian drones strike an oil terminal in Saint Petersburg ahead of the start of the “Russian Davos”

Ukrainian drones reached Russia’s second city this Wednesday, where the St. Petersburg Economic Forum, known as “the Russian Davos,” begins on the same day. The airstrike hit three districts of the city, representing a serious setback for Russian President Vladimir Putin, who sees this economic event as a window to attract investments to Russia.

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