IEA Lowers Russia’s Oil Production Forecast by 85,000 Barrels Per Day Due to Ukrainian Attacks
The International Energy Agency lowered its forecast for Russian oil production due to Ukrainian attacks on energy facilities.
UN: Over one million women and girls lost access to vital support
The UN Women agency condemned the collapse of women’s organizations at a time when needs are sharply increasing.
Mexico to file criminal complaints in US over deaths of its citizens during immigration operations
He added that the Mexican government will also file civil lawsuits against private companies that operate immigrant detention centers in the US.
Support for capitalism in the U.S. has declined: 51% of Americans consider it ineffective
According to The Journal, in 2015, about 37 percent of those surveyed believed that capitalism was not functioning well at all.
US media demand sanctions against OpenAI for concealing evidence in copyright case
Media organizations, including The New York Times and Daily News, are asking a federal judge to impose sanctions on OpenAI.
EU may approve plan that opens Hungary’s path to receiving 10 billion euros
The EU is set to approve Hungary’s revised National Recovery Plan, unlocking 10 billion euros in post-pandemic funds.
Malian Rebels Attack Convoy of Russian Mercenaries Heading to Besieged Camp
Tuareg separatists and jihadist allies attacked a convoy of Russian mercenaries and Malian soldiers in northern Mali.
EU plans to set electrification target by 2040 to reduce dependence on fossil fuels
The target itself has not yet been determined and remains blank in the draft.
Elon Musk: SpaceX plans to send thousands of people to the Moon and Mars within ten years
The publication characterized such goals as “wildly optimistic”.
Sweden promises to block weakening of key EU climate scheme
Sweden vows to block any attempts to weaken the EU’s Emissions Trading System (ETS) ahead of a political showdown.