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Sabotage Network Spreads Across Europe: Slovakia Thwarts Planned Attack on Drone Factory
A series of sabotage and arson attacks is targeting Europe's defence sector. Slovak police have prevented a planned attack on a drone manufacturer near Prešov.
Vučić to Step Down as Serbian President, Announces Bid for Prime Minister
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić plans to resign and run for prime minister in upcoming parliamentary elections. He discussed energy ties with Putin ahead of his move.
Čadca Firefighters Head to Bulgaria for International Firefighting Tournament
Firefighters from Čadca will represent Slovakia at the Odessos Cup in Varna, Bulgaria. A women's team from DPO Slovakia will also compete.
Rail Cable Theft in Germany Disrupts 300 Trains Across Ruhr Area
Unknown perpetrators cut and partially stole cables near Gelsenkirchen, leaving 300 trains affected and major disruptions across Germany's Ruhr region.
Die Linke Wins Berlin Election, Stirring Debate on Housing and Old Controversies
Germany's Die Linke party wins 25.7% in Berlin, reshaping the city's political landscape and reviving debate over radical statements and housing policy.
Early Winter Surprise: Dachstein Glacier Blanketed by Fresh September Snow
The Dachstein Glacier in Austria was covered with nearly 10 centimeters of fresh snow despite it still being September, creating a stark contrast between the mountain…
Man Arrested in Vienna for Allegedly Strangling Ex-Partner Unconscious
A 23-year-old Serbian man has been arrested in Vienna, suspected of attacking and strangling his former partner until she lost consciousness. Police are investigating jealousy as…
Jewelry store in Linz ram-raided by car thieves, escape in one minute
Thieves crashed a car into a Linz jewelry store, broke display cases and escaped with jewelry in less than a minute. Austrian police are still investigating.
Lithuania to Build €130 Million AI Factory in Vilnius, Serving All of Europe
Lithuania is investing €130 million in an AI-focused supercomputer in Vilnius as part of the European EuroHPC network, opening opportunities for European firms and researchers.
Austrian court jails fake police officer who stole over €230,000 from seniors
A 25-year-old woman in Austria posed as a police officer, helping an organized group scam seniors out of over €230,000. One victim lost over €215,000.