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Kremlin calls for return to US-Iran understanding amid Gulf tensions
Russia is calling for the United States and Iran to return to implementing the terms of a previously agreed memorandum of understanding, as tensions in the Gulf continue to raise concerns in Moscow. Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov said Russia would prefer to see Washington and Tehran resume compliance with the commitments outlined in the......
Morocco emerges as a new competitor for Italy’s automotive industry
Morocco is increasingly becoming part of the strategic debate surrounding Europe’s automotive industry, as Italian manufacturers warn that upcoming European industrial policies could unintentionally strengthen competition from production hubs outside the European Union. Roberto Vavassori, president of the Italian Association of the......
Solar activity could reach its minimum as early as 2029
Solar activity appears to be slowing more rapidly than previously expected, raising the possibility that the Sun could reach the minimum phase of its current cycle as early as 2029, according to observations from Russian solar researchers. Scientists from Russia’s Solar Astronomy Laboratory, a research structure bringing together specialists......
OpenAI urges mandatory AI safety rules as rogue agents raise concerns
OpenAI is calling on the United States to introduce binding national safety requirements for advanced artificial intelligence systems, arguing that the rapid evolution of AI has made voluntary safeguards increasingly insufficient. The company behind ChatGPT said the growing ability of sophisticated AI agents to interact with external systems......
ECB raises interest rates again as Middle East energy shock fuels inflation fears
The European Central Bank (ECB) raised interest rates for the second time this year on Thursday, responding to renewed pressure on energy prices as escalating tensions in the Middle East threaten to keep inflation above the bank’s target. The ECB increased its benchmark interest rate by 0.25 percentage points to 2.5%, marking its highest......
France withdraws support for Infantino’s bid for another FIFA term
The French Football Federation (FFF) has announced that it will not support Gianni Infantino’s bid for another term as president of FIFA, adding to growing opposition from several European football associations. The decision was announced on Thursday, as the international football community looks ahead to the FIFA presidential election......
Climate change puts girls’ education at greater risk, UNICEF warns
Climate change is increasingly disrupting children’s education, with girls facing a disproportionate risk of falling behind or leaving school altogether, according to UNICEF. The United Nations Children’s Fund said extreme weather events linked to climate change can have consequences that extend far beyond temporary school closures.......
Moroccan cybersecurity team qualifies for global final in Bali
Morocco is strengthening its presence in the international cybersecurity arena after the Moroccan team VoidSec, affiliated with IKLIGHT, secured a place in the global final of the KasperskyCTF competition by winning the Middle East, Türkiye and Africa regional stage. The achievement highlights the growing capabilities of Moroccan cybersecurity......
Russia and India discuss deals for more than 80 regional aircraft
Russian and Indian companies have signed a series of agreements covering the potential purchase of more than 80 Russian-made regional aircraft, highlighting growing cooperation between the two countries in the civil aviation sector. The agreements were announced during the first edition of INNOPROM India, an international industrial exhibition......
August 2026 becomes the hottest month ever recorded worldwide
August 2026 has emerged as the hottest month ever recorded globally, according to the European Union’s Copernicus Climate Change Service, highlighting the continued acceleration of climate warming and the growing frequency of extreme heat events around the world. Copernicus reported that the average global surface air temperature reached......
Global shipping industry faces unprecedented crisis as geopolitical tensions disrupt maritime trade
The global shipping industry is facing an increasingly complex security environment as geopolitical conflicts, attacks on commercial vessels and piracy threaten major maritime routes, according to Damien Chevallier, head of maritime safety at the International Maritime Organization (IMO). Chevallier warned that the current situation goes......
EU grants Spain €114.7 million to address Ceuta border crisis
The European Commission has approved emergency financial assistance of €114.7 million for Spain to help authorities respond to the consequences of a large-scale irregular border crossing in Ceuta at the end of July. The funding is intended to strengthen Spain’s ability to manage migration pressures in the Spanish-administered territory......
Russian intelligence accuses EU of backing wider military recruitment in Ukraine
Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) has accused the European Union of encouraging Ukraine to consider broader military recruitment, including the possible mobilization of women, as Kyiv continues to face personnel shortages amid the ongoing war. In a statement, the Russian intelligence agency claimed that European officials......
Oxfam warns IMF austerity policies may deepen inequality
The International Monetary Fund has come under renewed criticism over the fiscal conditions attached to its lending programs, with Oxfam arguing that austerity requirements have become more demanding over the past decade and could place additional pressure on vulnerable communities. In a report and accompanying statement, the international......
EU leaders weigh diplomatic overhaul and the future of Kaja Kallas
European Union leaders are expected to address the future of the bloc’s foreign policy structure at a summit later in 2026, with the position of EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas reportedly emerging as one of the most sensitive issues on the agenda. According to European media reports citing an internal document, France and Germany......