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Poland to pick partner for second nuclear plant in 2027

Poland is preparing to select a strategic partner for its second nuclear power plant in 2027, with a final decision on the site expected the following year, according to government officials. The announcement was made by the deputy energy minister while presenting an updated national nuclear energy roadmap aimed at strengthening long-term......

Bail set at $224,000 for former Cedrus Bank director accused in financial misconduct case

A Lebanese judicial authority has set bail at $224,000 for a former director of Cedrus Bank, who has been detained for several months in connection with an ongoing financial investigation involving alleged irregular transactions. The accused, a former branch director, has been in custody for around nine months and is facing allegations related......

Eight foreign nationals killed in two road accidents in western Hungary

Eight foreign nationals have been killed following two separate road accidents involving a truck and a minibus on a highway in western Hungary, according to local authorities. The incidents occurred on Friday and prompted an immediate response from emergency services. Authorities reported that both vehicles involved were registered in Moldova,......

NATO announces reduction of troops in Kosovo mission amid improved security conditions

NATO has announced a reduction in the size of its military mission in Kosovo, known as KFOR, citing improved security conditions in the region. The decision reflects what alliance officials describe as a more stable security environment in the Western Balkans. The KFOR mission, which has been deployed in Kosovo since the late 1990s, currently......

Canada highlights Türkiye as key strategic NATO partner

Canada has described Türkiye as an “incredibly important strategic ally,” signaling a continued effort to strengthen bilateral relations and expand cooperation within NATO and broader regional frameworks. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney emphasized Türkiye’s strategic relevance, underlining its role as a major......

Deadly cross-border strikes escalate tensions between Ukraine and Russia

A series of cross-border strikes between Ukraine and Russia has resulted in multiple civilian casualties, highlighting the continued intensity of the conflict and the ongoing vulnerability of border regions on both sides. In Russia’s Briansk region, local authorities reported that artillery fire in a border town caused the deaths of......

Italy supports EU sanctions debate on Israeli settlers ahead of European Council

Italy has signaled support for potential European Union sanctions targeting Israeli settlers and Israel’s National Security Minister Itamar Ben Gvir, as discussions intensify ahead of an upcoming European Council meeting. Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni emphasized in parliament that Italy backs measures against individuals involved in......

Tensions escalate between Turkey and Israel over Middle East conflict

Relations between Turkey and Israel have entered a new phase of tension as senior leaders from both countries exchanged sharp accusations amid ongoing instability in the Middle East. The latest diplomatic confrontation highlights the deep divisions that continue to shape regional politics and security debates. Turkish President Recep Tayyip......

Ford recalls more than 255,000 vehicles in the United States over engine-related issue

Ford Motor Company has announced a major vehicle recall in the United States involving more than 255,000 cars due to a potential malfunction that could affect engine performance and driving safety. The recall concerns certain vehicles that may experience issues related to the fuel system. According to safety regulators, the defect could cause......

French inflation reaches highest level in more than two years

France's inflation rate climbed to its highest level in more than two years during May, highlighting the continued challenges facing consumers and policymakers as they navigate an evolving economic environment. According to official data, consumer prices increased at a faster pace than in previous months, reflecting ongoing pressures......

Opening of major Canada–US bridge delayed amid ongoing preparations

The opening of the new Gordie Howe International Bridge, one of the most significant infrastructure projects in North America, has been postponed as Canadian and American authorities continue to address outstanding technical and administrative matters. The bridge, which will connect the city of Windsor in Ontario with Detroit in the U.S.......

Belfius attracts interest as Belgium advances partial privatization plan

Belgium's banking sector is drawing renewed attention as several major European financial institutions reportedly express interest in acquiring a stake in Belfius, one of the country's leading retail banks. The development comes as the Belgian government moves forward with plans to partially privatize the state-owned lender as part......

UK economy shows early impact of Middle East conflict

The British economy experienced a slight slowdown in April, highlighting the growing influence that international geopolitical events can have on domestic economic performance. New data suggest that disruptions linked to the conflict in the Middle East have affected several sectors of the UK economy, particularly businesses connected to entertainment,......

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