Several tens of thousands of people participated on Friday, February 7 in Bratislava on Friday, February 7 in a new demonstration against Prime Minister Robert Fico, criticized for his prorussian policy and accused of authoritarian drift. Robert Fico, at the head of a coalition of three parties, accused the opponents of preparing “A coup”in a … Read more
Two trams collided in the tunnel under Strasbourg station on Saturday afternoon, an extremely rare accident which left several dozen injured. Firefighters reported around fifty injuries, all minor, and around a hundred people unhurt. The prosecution announced that it had opened an investigation into the charge of involuntary injuries, which aims to “determine the causes … Read more
Two trams collided in the tunnel leading to the stop serving Strasbourg station on Saturday afternoon, an extremely rare accident which left several dozen injured. “The toll, which is not definitive, is around 30 to 35 victims, only relative emergencies”indicated the Bas-Rhin prefecture. “The prosecution opens an investigation, as always in these cases. » Shortly … Read more
“Against fascism”: tens of thousands of people demonstrated Thursday in Vienna to “say no to a far-right chancellor”at a time when FPÖ leader Herbert Kickl is negotiating with the conservatives to form a government. “I’m afraid for our country, I’m afraid for Europe and in fact for the whole world, because crazy autocrats are coming … Read more
Romanian chants resonate in the small wooden church of St. Alexander of Svir in Cricova, a commune in Moldova, north of the capital Chisinau. The harmonious voices of Orthodox priest Andrei Percic and his wife Ana relieve a parishioner who has just lost a loved one. After the divine liturgy, Sunday October 20, they bless … Read more
At least 32,000 people fled their homes in the northern Philippines on Wednesday as Storm Trami, which has already killed fourteen people, approaches Luzon, the country’s main island, according to authorities. Torrential rains caused by Storm Trami have already turned streets into rivers, submerged entire villages and buried cars in volcanic mudslides in the Camarines … Read more
Tens of thousands of pro-European demonstrators gathered on Sunday in Tbilisi in Georgia, a week before legislative elections crucial for the democratic future of the country and having the value of “referendum” between Europe and Russia. The pro-European opposition of this small Caucasian country, made up of four main alliances, faces next Saturday the conservative … Read more