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Note of Protest to Russia: Russian Helicopter Violated Estonian Airspace
Estonia handed a note of protest to Russia after a Russian Mi-8 military helicopter violated its airspace near Vaindloo island.
Bulgaria and China Discuss Direct Air Route and a Hub in Burgas
Deputy Prime Minister Atanas Zafirov held talks in China on establishing a direct airline route and turning Burgas into a logistics hub for Europe.
Tragedy in Lisbon: Historic Funicular 'Gloria' Derails, with Casualties and Injuries
A tragic incident involving the 'Gloria' funicular in Lisbon has claimed the lives of 15 people. The causes of a technical malfunction are under investigation.
Ryanair Abolishes Paper Boarding Passes from November 3, 2025
Ryanair is discontinuing the issuance of paper boarding passes from November 3, 2025, transitioning to digital service through its app.
Disney to Pay Millions in Fines for Children's Data Violations
Disney will pay a $10 million fine after a dispute with the FTC for violating the COPPA law by collecting data from children on YouTube.
Bulgaria investigates incident with von der Leyen's plane, rejects cyberattack
The Bulgarian Ministry of Interior is investigating an incident involving Ursula von der Leyen's plane, rejecting the cyberattack hypothesis and pointing to Russia as a threat.
Germany declared a de facto conflict with Russia over cyberattacks
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz accused Russia of massive cyberattacks and destabilization, declaring a de facto conflict.
Modular Nuclear Reactor: US Begins Construction, Poland Selects Location
"Aalo Atomix" begins construction of the first modular nuclear reactor in the US, while Poland selects Wloclawek for its first reactor.
Gaza: Humanitarian Crisis and Starvation Due to Israeli Blockade
Stories of survival in Gaza show the scale of the humanitarian crisis. The lack of food and high prices lead to desperation and starvation.
Police operation in Kapalı Çarşı, valuables worth €26 million seized
Turkish police conducted a large-scale operation in Kapalı Çarşı, Istanbul. Diamonds, jewelry, and antiques worth €26.3 million were seized.
Trump Convinces Orban to Lift Blockade on Ukraine's European Path
Donald Trump played a key role in convincing Viktor Orban to lift his veto on Ukraine's European integration. The decision is a major victory for Kyiv.
Bulgarian Posts suspends acceptance of shipments to the USA
Bulgarian Posts is temporarily suspending the acceptance of all shipments to the USA due to planned changes in customs services introduced by the American administration.
US to Turn Weapons-Grade Plutonium into Energy for Peaceful Purposes
The United States plans to give 20 tons of weapons-grade plutonium to energy companies to be transformed into energy, Reuters reported.
Lukashenko on Zelensky-Putin: Rome is unsuitable due to Orthodoxy
Belarusian leader Alexander Lukashenko commented on why Rome is not suitable for a meeting between Zelensky and Putin, citing religious differences.
North Korean Generals Return from Russia: A Sign of Negotiations with Ukraine?
High-ranking North Korean commanders who participated in military actions in Russia have returned to Pyongyang, which may be a sign of potential negotiations with Ukraine. An analysis by The Wall Street Journal suggests this is a tactical move aimed at facilitating diplomatic relations between Moscow and Kyiv, thus preventing North Korea from becoming a "bone of contention".