• May 17, 2025
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Secretary General in Pristina: “NATO will do what is necessary to maintain a safe and secure environment in Kosovo”

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg met with Dr Vjosa Osmani of Kosovo in Pristina to discuss the security situation in Kosovo and the wider region. Mr Stoltenberg condemned both the [..]

NATO Defence Ministers meet to discuss Ukraine, deterrence and defence, Kosovo and the Middle East

NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg previewed the issues that NATO Defence Ministers will discuss over the next two days in Brussels, including support for Ukraine, strengthened deterrence and defence, NATO [..]

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Unused pipes for the Nord Stream 2 Baltic Sea gas pipeline, which runs from Russia to Germany, lie at the port site in the municipality of Sassnitz. Photo: Stefan Sauer/dpa Credit: Stefan Sauer/dpa

Nord Stream 2 operator given go-ahead to find new investors

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LMT to distribute Samsung smartphone in Baltics

A DHL cargo plane at the DHL Air Hub, the air freight center at Leipzig / Halle Airport. Photo: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa Credit: Hendrik Schmidt/dpa

Three Ukrainians arrested over planned sabotage for Russia in Germany

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The 1st Baltic Awards – a prestigious award that unites the achievements of the Baltic States in culture and science – was presented in Riga

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Lithuanian government approves tax reforms

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GetJet Airlines and Tez Tour sign a new long-term agreement

German police officers carry out checks at the border crossing from Austria near Kiefersfelden. Photo: Peter Kneffel/dpa Credit: Peter Kneffel/dpa

Germany’s interior minister says border rejections up 45% in a week

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Signet Bank provides EUR 2 million financing for a regionally important company – “Seces koks”

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Fitch Affirms Latvia’s Credit Rating at ‘A-‘

14 May 2025, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Employees with burning torches stand in front of the Ford plants in Cologne during the first strike. A strike is taking place for the first time at the Ford plants in Cologne. The protest action against planned job cuts at the site with 11,500 employees is to begin on Wednesday morning and last until the end of the night shift on Thursday morning, according to IG Metall. Photo: Rolf Vennenbernd/dpa Credit: Rolf Vennenbernd/dpa

Ford workers in Germany’s Cologne strike over planned job cuts

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