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The Czech Republic will not take part in a €70 billion NATO-backed military assistance package for Ukraine, Prime Minister Andrej Babis announced after allied leaders reached an agreement on new security commitments during the NATO summit in Ankara. The funding package, endorsed by NATO member......
Venezuela has taken another step toward reshaping its energy industry after acting President Delcy Rodriguez signed the regulations needed to implement a sweeping reform of the country's Hydrocarbons Law, a move aimed at making the sector more attractive to investors. The newly enacted regulatory......
Firefighters quickly contained a significant blaze that broke out on Wednesday afternoon at a residential building near Les Invalides in central Paris, preventing the flames from spreading through the property and avoiding any injuries. The incident occurred in the French capital's 7th arrondissement,......
Turkey's imprisoned opposition leader Ekrem Imamoglu was once again removed from the courtroom during a hearing in his corruption trial on Wednesday, intensifying concerns over judicial independence and political freedoms as the high-profile proceedings continue. According to reports from Turkish......
Lawyers representing U.S. President Donald Trump have asked a federal court to prevent the immediate release of millions of dollars awarded to writer E. Jean Carroll, arguing that payment should be delayed while they pursue another appeal before the U.S. Supreme Court. The request, filed in federal......
Scandinavian airline SAS has announced that its Chief Executive Officer, Anko van der Werff, will leave the company at the start of 2027 to take the helm of Air Canada, marking a significant leadership change for two major international carriers. The executive, who has led SAS since 2021, will remain......
U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth is expected to discuss the possibility of supplying F-35 fighter jets to Turkey during meetings with Israeli leaders on Wednesday, according to a source familiar with the matter. The potential arms agreement is considered highly sensitive because of its possible impact......
Romania, Bulgaria and Turkey have agreed to broaden the mission of their joint Black Sea mine-clearing force, adding new responsibilities aimed at protecting vital maritime infrastructure. The decision, announced during the NATO summit, reflects growing security concerns in the Black Sea region, where......
A 22-year-old volunteer firefighter was killed on Wednesday while responding to a vegetation fire in the Savoie region of southeastern France, authorities announced. The young firefighter, a corporal assigned to the Albertville fire and rescue centre, died while taking part in operations that had continued......
Hungary’s Prime Minister Peter Magyar is preparing a major budget restructuring plan that will represent the first significant test of his government’s economic credibility since taking power after defeating long-time leader Viktor Orban. The reform package, expected by the end of August,......
Tanzania has significantly expanded its official gold reserves, with the Bank of Tanzania purchasing approximately 28 metric tons of gold over the past 18 months as part of a broader strategy to reinforce foreign exchange reserves and support the national currency. According to central bank Governor......
Daimler Truck recorded an 8% increase in global vehicle sales during the second quarter of the year, supported by a recovery in demand across its North American operations. The commercial vehicle manufacturer reported total sales of 86,707 trucks and buses between April and June, up from 80,607 units......
The European Union's General Court has dismissed appeals filed by Ryanair against Italy's COVID-19 financial support programme for airlines, ruling that the emergency state aid scheme complied with European Union law. The decision confirms the legality of subsidies granted by the Italian government......
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