EU agrees loan for Ukraine; frozen Russian assets untouched for now
European Union leaders have agreed on a 90 billion euros loan for Ukraine, but it will be financed from the bloc’s budget, not…
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Compulsory secondary education introduced in Estonia; schools struggle to adapt to changes
Schools say the Ministry of Education’s ban on expelling students from secondary school caught them by surprise and are now facing difficulties implementing…
Spying equipment discovered on ship in France; person from Latvia also detained
French intelligence services are investigating a possible operation by foreign agents of influence after high-tech spying equipment was found on a ferry in…
Russian border guards entered Estonian territory
Three Russian border guards crossed the border in eastern Estonia on the 17th of December without prior agreement; the reason is currently unknown,…
Russian dictator calls European leaders “small pigs”
Russian dictator Vladimir Putin has called European leaders “small pigs” who want to profit from Russia’s collapse, writes Politico. In a speech given…
Britain to return to EU Erasmus exchange program
From January 2027, after a six-year hiatus, British students will be able to use the European Union’s Erasmus+ exchange program, which was suspended…
Latvia’s President doubts Russia’s readiness for peace in Ukraine
Latvian President Edgars Rinkēvičs has expressed doubts about Russia’s readiness to pursue peace in Ukraine. Speaking at a joint press conference on Wednesday…
Protests in Slovakia as government threatens rule of law
Slovakia, like Bulgaria and Romania, has been marked by protests against government interference in the justice system and the erosion of the rule…
Student arrested in Poland for planning terrorist attack
Polish security services have detained a 19-year-old student suspected of trying to establish contacts with the Islamic State and accused of planning an…
