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U.S. President Donald Trump has intensified Washington's rhetoric toward Iran by declaring that the United States would retaliate against key Iranian infrastructure if commercial or military vessels are attacked in the Strait of Hormuz, a vital corridor for global energy shipments. The warning marks......
Turkey's competition regulator has approved the proposed merger between Italian engineering group Saipem and Norwegian offshore energy specialist Subsea7, providing another regulatory endorsement for one of the energy industry's largest planned consolidations. The authorization removes a key......
The European Union is preparing to revisit its airline ownership framework in a move that could reshape cross-border investment in the aviation industry and complicate ongoing takeover efforts involving one of Europe's largest low-cost carriers. According to an EU official, the review is expected......
German authorities in the state of Lower Saxony have approved a controversial nuclear fuel production project that brings together a French nuclear company and Russia's state-owned atomic energy corporation, reigniting debate over energy cooperation with Moscow despite ongoing geopolitical tensions. The......
An Angolan court has sentenced two Russian citizens to lengthy prison terms after finding them guilty of espionage, terrorism and activities deemed a threat to the country's national security, concluding a high-profile case rooted in the deadly unrest that shook Angola in 2025. The verdict, delivered......
The European Union has strengthened its aviation safety guidance by urging commercial airlines to avoid Jordanian airspace following a series of missile and drone incidents linked to escalating tensions in the Middle East. In a newly issued safety bulletin released on Wednesday, July 22, the European......
A late-night tragedy in central Japan has drawn national attention after a young pedestrian was killed when a man fell from the 12th floor of a building onto a busy street, while the man himself survived the impact and remains in critical condition. The incident unfolded shortly after 1:00 a.m. on Sunday,......
The Maltese capital Valletta was affected by a power outage on Wednesday, adding to growing concerns over electricity reliability as the Mediterranean island experiences a period of intense heat. The blackout came one day after Prime Minister Robert Abela issued an unconditional apology to residents......
Latvian soldiers used tear gas and fired a warning shot to prevent a group of migrants from entering the country from Belarus, according to the Latvian army, as authorities report increasing pressure along the eastern border. The incident occurred amid growing concerns in Latvia over a rise in attempted......
Thailand has completed the first section of a permanent border fence along parts of its frontier with Cambodia, as tensions between the two Southeast Asian neighbours continue following armed clashes in 2025. The Thai military announced on Wednesday that a 1.3-kilometre reinforced barrier had been completed......
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has told lawmakers that the military campaign involving Iran has cost the United States an estimated $37.5 billion so far, reflecting a significant increase from previous projections and reinforcing the administration's call for additional defense funding. Speaking......
Germany is preparing to take direct financial stakes in defence startups as part of a new strategy aimed at strengthening its military technology sector and accelerating innovation in security-related industries. The German government announced on Wednesday the creation of an investment fund that will......
French President Emmanuel Macron has rejected claims that France applies a specific numerical target or a relaxed approach to issuing visas for Algerian citizens, stating that the country has “no quantified objective” and “no laxity” in its visa policy. Speaking during a Council......
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