WSJ: Russia Outpacing Ukraine and the U.S. in Rapid Production of Cheap Weapons
Debris from downed munitions provides evidence of this, among other factors.
UN warns of AI threats to human rights, security, and democratic institutions
Among those calling for a pause are Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei, OpenAI head Sam Altman, and entrepreneur Elon Musk.
Cheap parcel influx to EU halved following €3 levy
The volume of low-value parcels entering the EU has dropped by nearly 50% following the introduction of a €3 flat fee to curb Chinese e-commerce dominance.
Finland joins French nuclear deterrence initiative
In March, France proposed closer cooperation with European allies to bolster the reliability of its nuclear deterrent.
Germany prepares new tariffs, investment controls, and export restrictions on China
The German government is drafting an economic security package targeting China, including potential tariffs and stricter investment controls.
Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland signal push for independence from the UK
Nationalist leaders from Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland have met in Cardiff to discuss their right to self-determination and future independence.
Iran postpones Strait of Hormuz talks due to escalating situation in Yemen
The announcement was made on Monday by Iran Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei during a press conference.
Small French town of under 10,000 residents hit by nearly 269,000 cyberattack attempts in one week
The French town of Joigny reported nearly 269,000 cyberattack attempts in one week, with most originating from Russia.
Canadian Prime Minister Carney calls new US trade restrictions ‘modest,’ plans no retaliation
Canadian PM Mark Carney says new U.S. trade restrictions will have a ‘modest’ impact and confirms Canada does not plan to retaliate.
Nigeria’s parliament suspends official visits to South Africa over anti-migrant violence
“The National Assembly cannot ignore the persistent attacks on citizens abroad,” Rotimi noted.