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The parliamentary elections in Slovenia did not produce a clear winner. The party of the incumbent Prime Minister, Robert Golob, and the opposition Slovenian Democratic Party received almost equal support from voters.
Major car manufacturers are planning to cut back on the production of electric vehicles, whilst continuing to produce hybrid and petrol-powered cars.
Following the lifting of the drone alert, oil shipments have partially resumed in Russia. Meanwhile, the port of Primorsk remains closed following the strikes.
The heating season in Kyiv will come to an end on 24 March. The city authorities took this decision in light of the weather conditions and the forecast for warmer weather, as well as the need to use energy resources efficiently.
The defence forces continue to repel the enemy’s offensive operations on various fronts.
We explain whether it is possible to install solar panels on a balcony or the roof of a high-rise building in 2026, what is required to do so, and how much it costs in Ukraine.
This day brings together international environmental initiatives, professional celebrations and religious observances.
US intelligence believes that the number of missiles capable of striking the US mainland will increase significantly in the coming years. Several countries have been included on the list of potential threats.
The energy crisis is escalating against the backdrop of the war in the Middle East. Experts are warning of the risk of oil shortages and a sharp rise in gas prices.
A Russian A-50 long-range early warning and control aircraft was damaged during an attack on 17 March. A factory in Alchevsk was also hit.
The government has ordered the refund of utility bills in those cities where services were not provided, in particular due to Russian attacks.
The French aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle — the world’s only nuclear-powered aircraft carrier outside the US — gave away its location due to the carelessness of a sailor who was jogging on deck.
