Two people have died and at least 18 others are injured after high winds toppled trees in the Russian capital A powerful storm swept through Moscow on Thursday, leaving two people dead, injuring several others, and damaging buildings and infrastructure, local authorities said.
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Soaring energy prices will lead to drastic long-term consequences on the continent, Alexander De Croo told the Financial Times Europe could soon face a significant reduction in industrial activity and social unrest unless something is done to lower energy prices before winter sets in, Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo has warned.
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Thousands attend ‘Not in My Name’ rally in the Serbian capital, protesting their government’s UN vote against Moscow Several thousand Serbs gathered on Friday evening in downtown Belgrade, carrying Russian flags and declaring Serbia and Russia “brothers forever.” The rally, dubbed ‘Not in My Name’, protested last week’s vote of the Serbian envoy to the…
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