News in brief
NATO leaders will meet in Ankara next week for a high-stakes summit focused on reinforcing alliance unity, increasing European defence spending and reaffirming support for Ukraine amid evolving security challenges and changing U.S. priorities. The two-day gathering will bring together U.S. President......
Hungary is preparing to establish a new national authority dedicated to monitoring and penalizing industrial pollution, with a particular focus on the country's rapidly expanding electric vehicle (EV) battery manufacturing sector. The proposed watchdog forms part of the new government's efforts......
Burkina Faso, Mali and Niger are set to formally withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC) in June 2027, one year after officially submitting their notices of withdrawal under the Rome Statute, according to United Nations documents. The move marks a significant shift in the relationship between......
Investigators probing this week's bomb attack in Monaco are reportedly focusing on a woman believed to have delivered the explosive package that detonated outside the residence of Ukrainian businessman Vadim Ermolaev. The development marks a significant shift in the investigation, although authorities......
The United States is easing regulatory restrictions on its commercial fishing industry, including expanding access to a key scallop fishing area off the New England coast, as part of a broader effort to strengthen domestic seafood production. The announcement was made by White House trade and manufacturing......
Morocco and Spain have reaffirmed their close security partnership following a high-level meeting in Rabat between senior officials from the two countries, highlighting continued cooperation in counterterrorism, intelligence sharing and the fight against transnational crime. The meeting brought together......
Spanish police have rescued more than 20 neglected animals during a raid on an illegal cannabis plantation in central Spain, where investigators also discovered the remains of several dead animals in advanced stages of decomposition. The operation, carried out in the municipality of Malagón,......
A sweeping publication ban imposed by a Canadian court on details of a high-profile criminal case involving an alleged anti-government militia has triggered growing concern among media organizations and legal experts, who argue the restrictions could undermine transparency and public awareness of potential......
Operation Marhaba 2026 has recorded a strong start, with more than 704,000 Moroccans living abroad (MREs) returning to the Kingdom during the first 20 days of the annual summer transit programme, reflecting continued growth in cross-border travel. According to the Mohammed V Foundation for Solidarity,......
France has recorded its highest-ever electricity exports for the first six months of a year, reinforcing its position as one of Europe's leading suppliers of low-carbon power and highlighting the competitiveness of its electricity generation fleet. According to figures released by RTE, the country's......
Gasoline refined by India's Nayara Energy has been supplied to Russia through international trading firms, according to sources familiar with the transactions, highlighting a new development in energy trade as Moscow works to address fuel supply disruptions linked to damage to its energy infrastructure. The......
British prosecutors have filed new criminal charges against former pop singer Gary Glitter, whose legal name is Paul Gadd, in connection with alleged child sexual offences dating back nearly five decades. The charges were announced by the Crown Prosecution Service on Thursday and relate to alleged offences......
Police in Albania used tear gas and water cannons to disperse demonstrators gathered outside parliament in Tirana on Thursday, as weeks of anti-government protests over alleged corruption escalated into confrontations with security forces. The clashes occurred after protesters threw eggs and flour at......
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