Senior military sources have interpreted Ankara’s attempt to acquire at least one squadron of Eurofighter Typhoon aircraft as an effort by Turkey to restore its air force balance with Greece.
With votes counted from Moldovans voting abroad, the country voted in favour of anchoring EU membership in its constitution by a slim margin, updated electoral data showed on Monday (21 October).
1805: Battle of Trafalgar: British Admiral Horatio Nelson defeats the combined French and Spanish fleet. Nelson is shot and killed during the battle. 1854: Florence Nightingale, with a staff of 38 nurses, is sent to the Crimean War 1944: US troops capture Aachen, the first large German city to fall in World War II 1948: […]
Taiwan and the U.S. recently concluded their first reciprocal transfer of illegally obtained assets, marking a milestone in the two sides’ judicial collaboration, the Ministry of Justice announced at a news conference Oct. 17 in Taipei City. According to the MOJ, Taiwan seized and returned US$16 million in illicit resources derived from money laundering and […]
Gaza’s Hamas-run health ministry has said at least 87 people were killed and more than 40 injured in Saturday’s Israeli air strike on the city of Beit Lahiya in the north of the Palestinian enclave. The ministry said a number of people were still under the rubble after a residential area was hit. Israel said […]
It is possible that Cyprus’ infrastructure could be faced with more cyberattacks Commissioner of Communications George Michaelides told the Cyprus News Agency on Saturday, following incidents on the airports, a Bank and the Electricity Authority.
The main metro line in the northern port city of Thessaloniki is set to begin operations on November 30, offering residents and visitors a new transportation option along the city’s central corridor.
Standards are voluntary guidelines establishing technical specifications for products, services, and processes. Their impact is global and they are helping to drive the energy transition.
1097: The first Crusaders arrive in Antioch, Ancient Syria, during the First Crusade 1603: Chinese uprising in the Philippines fails after 23,000 are killed 1803: US Senate ratifies the Louisiana Purchase 1917: US suffragette Alice Paul begins a seven-month jail sentence for peacefully picketing in support of the Women’s Suffrage (right to vote) Amendment at […]
Foreign Minster Lin Chia-lung said Taiwan is committed to shouldering its responsibility as an indispensable stakeholder in international affairs and commended the U.S. for pursuing a latticework of strong and mutually reinforcing coalitions. Lin made the remarks in a prerecorded video screened Oct. 16 at the Global Taiwan Institute Annual Symposium in Washington, D.C. Entitled “U.S.-Taiwan Relations: […]
