Ukrainians and aid workers in NI reflect three years on from Russia’s invasion: ‘No one expected it to go on this long’
The mood in Ukraine is still “very dark” three years on from Russia’s invasion, according to Ukrainians in Northern Ireland ...
Ukrainians and aid workers in NI reflect three years on from Russia’s invasion
The mood in Ukraine is still “very dark” three years on from Russia’s invasion, according to Ukrainians in Northern Ireland and a Londonderry man who frequently travels to the war-torn country to ...
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Q&A: Kosovo's elections come at pivotal time for its EU future
Kosovar elections will likely return Albin Kurti to the prime minister's office, albeit with diminished support. His last term had a mixed record ...
Chaos in Hobart thriller as Konstas bubble bursts
A former Victorian has undone his home state with a marathon spell while Sam Konstas was unable to ramp New South Wales to ...
Brussels becoming more supportive of Big Tech, says Booking CEO
The new European Commission is trying harder to understand how to support the EU’s tech industry, according to Booking’s ...
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Kosovo’s Kurti tops polls as second term likely to revive Belgrade-Pristina talks
After Sunday's polls, Kosovo’s stalled normalisation talks with neighbouring Serbia could see a revival but are unlikely to ...
Owners of new supermarket located at old Belfast Multicultural Association site ‘excited to serve community’
The owners of a new African and Asian supermarket on the site of a multicultural centre burnt out by arsonists have spoken of ...