Finland to Issue Fewer Visas to Russians, Estonia Suspends them on Thursday
Finland will reduce the number of visas issued to Russians to 10% of the current level, Foreign Minister Pekka Haavisto said on Tuesday
Vans without drivers began to move from this weekend in the center of Tallinn as part of a pilot project launched on the occasion of the Estonian EU presidency, which runs until the end of the year, France's press quoted by Mediapool saying.
"About fifteen years ago, smartphones, electronic signatures, electric cars and cash dispensers in our supermarkets looked like science fiction," said Marten Kaewats, the new technology executive at the Estonian government. He stressed that the development of new technologies is of key importance for Estonia and Europe. Two minibuses, which can transport up to eight passengers, will travel for six days a week on a route in the city center. Passengers pay nothing for this trip. A guide will explain the technical aspects of the project to the passengers.
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Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has once again cautioned Skopje about the potential risk of international isolation due to its failure to fully implement the Prespa Agreement
Eleven days after the Russian offensive began in the northern part of the Kharkiv region, it has now been halted
The United States has accused Russia of deploying a space weapon into orbit last week
Norway has announced its intention to recognize Palestine as an independent state
The Netherlands has announced a prohibition on its citizens adopting children from abroad, as stated by Minister of Legal Protection Franc Weerwind
The public approval rating of US President Joe Biden has reached a new low,
Sofia Airport's Terminal 3 Construction Set to Begin in Early 2026
COVID-19 Impact: Bulgaria's Grim Milestone as Highest Death Rate in EU