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Experts see signs of Kremlin-coordinated operations in Rosļikovs’ activities

11.06.202611.06.2026 Ogres

Latvian politician Aleksejs Rosļikovs, Lithuanian activist Antanas Kandrotas, who has been convicted multiple times in Lithuania, and their associates in Estonia have organized…

Hungary’s third-largest lake is drying up; climate change and mismanagement are to blame

11.06.202612.06.2026 Ogres

Hungary’s third-largest lake, Lake Velence, is expected to dry up to a record low this summer due to climate change and mismanagement, threatening…

Lithuania hit by cyber incidents; no signs of coordinated attack

11.06.202611.06.2026 Ogres

Antanas Aleknavičius, head of the Lithuanian National Cyber ​​Security Center, said after another large-scale data leak that there were no coordinated attacks against…

Anti-immigrant violence erupts in Belfast

10.06.202610.06.2026 Ogres

Violence against migrants has erupted in Belfast after a Sudanese man was charged with attempted murder, with masked men setting houses and vehicles…

New EU sanctions to hit Russian economy, soldiers

10.06.202611.06.2026 Ogres

The European Union has unveiled a new package of sanctions against Russia, targeting the aggressor’s banking, energy and trade sectors in an attempt…

Trump and Netanyahu wanted to transform the Middle East; got a long-term crisis

10.06.202610.06.2026 Ogres

British journalist Jeremy Bowen has pointed out that US and Israeli leaders hoped that victory over Iran would transform the Middle East, but…

Ebola outbreak highlights preventable risks

09.06.202609.06.2026 Ogres

A series of former government leaders, academics and health experts have said that the Ebola and Hantavirus outbreaks show that the world urgently…

Somali football referee denied entry to US

09.06.202610.06.2026 Ogres

Omar Artan was to become the first Somali football referee at the World Cup finals, but after he was denied entry to the…

Ukraine strikes deepen fuel crisis in Russian-occupied regions

09.06.202609.06.2026 Ogres

Ukraine’s intensive drone strikes on Russian-occupied regions have disrupted Moscow’s supply chains and deepened the fuel crisis, writes the BBC. Logistical problems and…

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  • Lithuania hit by cyber incidents; no signs of coordinated attack
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