EU fines AliExpress 550 million euros for selling dangerous goods
The EU has imposed a fine on the Chinese online marketplace AliExpress for selling illegal goods.
Volkswagen crisis deepens: union says 140,000 jobs at risk
Volkswagen faces potential 140,000 job cuts amid cost-cutting measures and plant closure risks.
Rubio to visit ASEAN summit: Iran, China, and South China Sea on agenda
The trip comes amid the war with Iran, which is increasing economic pressure on traditional U.S.
Without Orban, the Netherlands has taken on the role of the main skeptic regarding the pace of Ukraine’s accession
After the departure of Viktor Orban, debates regarding Ukraine’s accession to the European Union in Brussels have noticeably changed.
India Prepares for Historic Launch of First Private Orbital Rocket
Developed by the private company Skyroot Aerospace, the Vikram-1 is a multi-stage rocket approximately the height of a seven-story building.
Germany to participate in French nuclear exercises for the first time
“This complements our participation in NATO’s nuclear deterrence system, to which we remain committed,” he said.
Church of England Supports Palestinian Christians Amid Criticism from Jewish Organizations
“The West sought to atone for what Jews experienced in the countries of Europe, but it atoned for it at our expense and on our land.
Donald Trump plans to charge for expedited access to his social media posts
It will provide interested users with faster access to online publications by the U.S.
New ‘Lord of the Rings’ Film Criticized for All-White Cast, Director Responds
Tolkien, scheduled for release in December 2027, has already sparked discussions due to criticism of its cast.
Greece blocks new EU sanctions against Russia, demanding exception for LNG transportation
Member states of the EU are outraged by this request, with one diplomat calling it “shameless”.