News in brief
Lithuania’s incoming coalition government has announced plans to strengthen its long-term defense cooperation with the United States by seeking a sustained American military presence on its territory, according to a recently signed government agreement. The Baltic nation, which shares borders......
For the second consecutive year, Russia will not hold its traditional Navy Day parade in Saint Petersburg, marking a notable departure from a long-standing military tradition linked to national naval pride. According to reports from local media outlets, the Russian Ministry of Defense has not initiated......
Israel has announced that it is suspending all official contacts with the European Union’s foreign policy chief, Kaja Kallas, following controversy over remarks she allegedly made comparing Israel to apartheid-era South Africa. The decision was confirmed on Thursday by Israeli Foreign Minister......
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has described a recent Ukrainian strike on an oil refinery in Moscow as a justified response to ongoing Russian attacks, highlighting the intensifying cycle of military action between the two countries. The remarks were made following reports of a nighttime drone......
British stock markets declined on Thursday as investors adopted a cautious stance ahead of the Bank of England’s upcoming interest rate decision, while also reacting to global monetary policy signals and corporate earnings updates. The benchmark FTSE 100 index fell by around 0.9%, while the FTSE......
Sweden, Norway, and Canada are preparing to announce a new coordinated defence assistance package aimed at strengthening Ukraine’s military capabilities, according to statements from Swedish officials. The initiative, known as the Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List (PURL), is designed to facilitate......
Major Asian energy companies PetroChina and Indian Oil Corporation have reportedly failed to secure very large crude carriers (VLCCs) to transport Iraqi Basrah crude for late June loading, according to industry and shipping sources, highlighting tightening conditions in global oil shipping markets. The......
Finland has announced plans to enhance the capabilities of its future F-35 fighter jet fleet through the acquisition of advanced precision-guided glide bombs from the United States, marking another step in the country's ongoing defense modernization efforts. The purchase will provide Finland with......
A suspected leader of a major criminal organization was shot dead on Wednesday at Guayaquil’s international airport, highlighting the ongoing security challenges facing Ecuador as authorities intensify efforts to combat organized crime. The victim was identified by government officials as Carlos......
A London jury has found former Nigerian Petroleum Minister Diezani Alison-Madueke not guilty of all charges in a long-running corruption trial, marking the end of a high-profile legal case involving alleged bribery in the country’s oil sector. Alison-Madueke, who served as Nigeria’s minister......
Qantas has officially confirmed that its long-awaited non-stop flight between Sydney and London will begin commercial operations in October 2027, marking a major milestone in global aviation. The route will become the longest direct passenger flight in the world, significantly reducing travel time between......
The Netherlands has announced a new military assistance package worth €500 million to support Ukraine, reinforcing its commitment to European security and Ukraine’s defense capabilities amid the ongoing conflict with Russia. According to Dutch authorities, the new package will focus on strengthening......
Taiwan has strongly criticized Kenya after several Taiwanese delegates were reportedly prevented from attending an international ocean conference held in the coastal city of Mombasa, reigniting tensions surrounding Taiwan’s participation in global events. According to Taiwanese authorities, a......
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