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Hundreds of Ceuta residents demonstrated on Monday, demanding urgent solutions to the latest migration crisis in the Spanish enclave. Organizer Samuel Levy called on Spanish and European leaders to address the situation immediately, according to a Reuters report .
The protest follows a recent surge in migrant arrivals, which has since subsided, but left lingering tensions across the European Union. A separate report noted that the migrant surge in Ceuta is over, though EU panic has left consequences .
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Public urged to check expiry dates on passports to ensure travel plans go smoothly The call comes as the number of passports issued for the first half of this year hit over half a million.
thejournal · about 2 months ago
Why Document Shredding is Essential for EU Businesses - The Baltic Times In todays digital era, it might appear that paper is becoming obsolete, but the reality for most European businesses is vastly different. C......
baltic times · about 2 months ago
Polemidia enters new era with universities and major projects Polemidia is today among the fastest-growing areas of Limassol, with major private and public investment gradually reshaping the character of the municipality. Activity at Verengaria, the creation of student residences and new university facilities, new residential zones and significant commercial investment are together creating a new landscape. At the same time, this expansion comes with […]
in-cyprus · about 2 months ago
Three midlife health factors could delay dementia by 13 years, study finds People with good vascular health may gain extra dementia-free years, new research suggests.
euronews · about 2 months ago
A bad-tempered split in Polands right-wing Law and Justice party is being greeted with joy by the centrist, pro-EU government of Prime Minister Donald Tusk, but its unclear whether it will improve his odds of retaining power in next years election.
bluesky_Politico Europe · about 2 months ago
Behind closed doors, migrants in Lithuania face collective punishment More than five years since the beginning of the migration crisis, Lithuanias accommodation centres are still struggling to provide basic living conditions. According to a report by the Seimas Ombudsmens Office, some people are also subjected to collective punishment and de facto detentions.
lrt · about 2 months ago
Bioforce multiplies biomethane production with the support of international investment - The Baltic Times The international Three Seas Investment Fund is investing in Bioforce, Estonias largest biomethane producer, to support the company......
baltic times · about 2 months ago
Venipak records a record first half: revenue grows to EUR 48 million - The Baltic Times Logistics company Venipak, which, as recently announced, is becoming part of DHL eCommerce within the DHL Group, generated EUR 48 millio......
baltic times · about 2 months ago
Paternieki border checkpoint will not be closed; NATO forces to be deployed near border for military exercise - The Baltic Times RIGA - The government will not consider the Interior Ministrys proposal to suspend operations of Paternieki border checkpoint on the Latvia......
baltic times · about 2 months ago
Lithuania finds another tunnel suspected of aiding illegal migration from Belarus - The Baltic Times VILNIUS - Lithuanian border guards discovered another underground tunnel near the village of Latezeris in the Druskininkai municipality, suspect......
baltic times · about 2 months ago
Final Rail Baltic section receives approval - The Baltic Times TALLINN – The Estonian Consumer Protection and Technical Regulatory Authority (TTJA) has approved the environmental impact assessment (EIA......
baltic times · about 2 months ago
Signet Bank Group Continues to Strengthen Its Investment Product Offering: Signet Baltic Bond Fund Listed on Nasdaq Riga - The Baltic Times Today, August 6, Signet Baltic Bond Fund (hereinafter referred to as the Fund), an open-ended investment fund managed by S......
baltic times · about 2 months ago
Bank transfers are now free for Paysera merchants in Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia - The Baltic Times The change applies to all of the regions more than 10,000 mer......
baltic times · about 2 months ago
Estonias largest open-air cinema to open in Tartu on Saturday - The Baltic Times TARTU – Tartuff, the love film festival of the Black Nights Film Festival (PÖFF), will open Estonias largest open-air cinema in ......
baltic times · about 2 months ago
Government to boost kids leisure care Most of the countrys schools open their doors on Monday for a new school year, and when the bell rings, thousands of children go to their after-school program (SFO) or leisure home to spend the afternoon. Here, there needs to be a better offering for the children, according to the government, which in its government […]
cphpost · about 2 months ago
Türkiye airports handle nearly 139 million passengers in 2026 Türkiyes airports handled nearly 139 million passengers during the first seven months of 2026, reflecting continued growth in the countrys air transport network. Transport and Infrastructure Minister Abdulkadir Uraloglu said total passenger traffic reached 138.76 million through July, while July alone saw nearly 26.8 million passengers across domestic and international routes.
yenisafak · about 2 months ago
Motorsport fans mark 100 years since first British Grand Prix. Thousands of motorsport fans and vintage car enthusiasts flocked to the Brooklands Museum in Surrey, southwest of London, for an event marking 100 years since the first British Grand Prix took place on 7 August 1926
bluesky_AFP English · about 2 months ago
Streaming platforms have room to boost ad revenues, says research firm Ad-supported connected TV (CTV) video services could generate an average of $0.21 per hour of viewing if every available advertising slot were sold, according to a new report from Omdia, establishing a new monetisation benchmark across the ad-supported streaming sector. The report found that the benchmark applies across Hybrid Video on Demand (HVOD) services offering […]
cyprus mail · about 2 months ago
⚡ NEWSChinas EV Adoption Displaces Oil Demand in 2026Electric vehicles in China displaced 1.4 million barrels of oil per day during the first half of 2026, significantly impacting global crude demand. As the worlds largest oil importer, Chinas rapid EV adoption is reshaping energy market dynamics and reducing reliance on traditional fossil fuels.📰 #OilEnergy #Markets #Geopolitics #GeoWire
mastodon bot · about 2 months ago
Stiga RM Groups turnover exceeds EUR 100 million for the first time in the companys history - The Baltic Times In 2025, Stiga RM, one of the leading timber companies in Latvia, and its five affiliated group companies*, surpassed EUR 100 million in......
baltic times · about 2 months ago
From Eight Performers to an International Festival: Tallinn Fringe Celebrates Its 10th Anniversary - The Baltic Times Tallinn Fringe Festival celebrates its 10th edition this year, transforming Tallinn into a month-long celebration of independent perform......
baltic times · about 2 months ago
What Americas Online Casino Surge Signals for Players Worldwide - The Baltic Times The United States has become one of the most closely watched stories in online gambling, and the interest reaches far beyond its borders. Over t......
baltic times · about 2 months ago
A club of investors acquired Domina Shopping Center in Riga - The Baltic Times A club of investors, mainly composed of Estonian investors, acquired from EfTEN Kinnisvarafond II AS 1......
baltic times · about 2 months ago
Rinkevics calls for urgent additional funding for cancer and diabetes patients - The Baltic Times RIGA - President Edgars Rinkevics is calling on the Ministry of Health to find a solution as soon as possible for additional funding for the tre......
baltic times · about 2 months ago
Paet: Parties should nominate experienced politicians for president - The Baltic Times TALLINN – Urmas Paet, Vice-Chair of the European Parliaments Committee on Foreign Affairs, believes that presidential candidates shou......
baltic times · about 2 months ago
Lithuanias finance minister says diesel prices do not warrant emergency action - The Baltic Times VILNIUS - Lithuanias fuel market is not yet in a dramatic enough situation to warrant emergency intervention, Finance Minister Taurimas Val......
baltic times · about 2 months ago
Estonian Refugee Council launches operations in Sudan, combining cash assistance with referrals to essential services - The Baltic Times At the centre of the worlds most severe humanitarian crisis, the Estonian Refugee Council began operations in August in hard-to-r......
baltic times · about 2 months ago
We must create conditions conducive to production and export of high-value-added products - Kulbergs - The Baltic Times RIGA - We must ensure that it is profitable in Latvia not only to grow, but also to process and export high-value-added products, Prime Minister......
baltic times · about 2 months ago
Leadership of NBS, along with ministers of education and health, should discuss reforming physical fitness program in schools - Melnis - The Baltic Times RIGA - The leadership of the National Armed Forces (NBS) and the ministers of education and health should discuss how to establish a system for ......
baltic times · about 2 months ago
Latvia must more closely integrate military, civilian, public and private sector capabilities for national security purposes - Braze - The Baltic Times RIGA - Latvia needs to move toward closer integration of military, civilian, public and private sector capabilities so that, if necessary, the c......
baltic times · about 2 months ago