European Parliament Approves Trade Deal with US, Adds Conditions Amid Tensions
This is in exchange for a 15% limit on taxes introduced by the American president on European imports.
Japanese Fans Clean Up Stadium After World Cup Match, Turning Flags Into Trash Bags
This practice, which has become an international trademark, was first noticed during the 1998 World Cup in France.
EU Orders Meta to Open WhatsApp to Rival AI Chatbots for Free
This decision, made on 9 June, requires Meta to comply with the demand within five working days as part of the EU’s ongoing antitrust investigation.
Von der Leyen Dismisses Trump’s 25% EU Car Tariff Threat
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen dismissed Donald Trump’s threat of 25% tariffs on EU cars, urging adherence to trade agreements. EU leaders backed her stance.
Zambia Delays Multi-Billion Dollar US Deals Over Data and Preferential Treatment Demands
Zambia is delaying multi-billion dollar agreements with the US in healthcare and critical minerals, citing unacceptable conditions and demands for preferential treatment.
US-Iran Truce on Brink of Collapse: UAE Reports Attacks, US Claims Boats Sunk
The US-Iran truce is on the brink of collapse after the UAE reported drone and missile attacks, and the U.S. claimed to have sunk Iranian boats.