Romanian Center-Right Parties Propose EU Lawmaker as PM, Seek Presidential Backing
Earlier this week, the liberal prime minister, appointed by Dan without consulting his party, failed to secure a vote of confidence in parliament.
Russian Hawks Urge Putin to Escalate War and Abandon US Talks After Ukraine Strikes
Some ‘hawks’ have even urged the Kremlin to consider using tactical nuclear weapons.
Spain reports 327 heat-related deaths since last Sunday amid record-breaking heatwave in Europe
Spain recorded 327 heat-related deaths amid Europe’s record-breaking heatwave, with extreme temperatures forecasted for two more weeks.
Nigeria Receives First Tranche Under $5 Billion Swap Agreement with UAE Bank
The agreement has drawn attention due to the limited transparency of its terms.
Nearly 300 people with Ebola missing in DRC
Jean Kaseya, director general of the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) on Thursday.
Volkswagen considers cutting up to 100,000 jobs and closing plants
The owner of the Porsche and Audi brands currently employs about 657,000 people.
Ukraine launches 40-day SBU operation to pressure Russia
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky stated that he approved the Security Service of Ukraine’s (SBU) plan for this 40-day operation.
Brazil’s power grid load dropped to 14.4% during 2026 World Cup matches
This was reported on Thursday, June 25, by the National Electric System Operator (ONS).
Intensive use of AI remains rare among eurozone companies, ECB researchers find
Only 7% of eurozone companies use AI intensively, with small, young firms leading adoption, an ECB survey found.
US diplomat reassures Taiwan of support for ‘Six Assurances’ despite Trump, but no timeline for arms package
US diplomat Michael DeSombre reassured Taiwan of support for ‘Six Assurances’ despite Trump’s previous rejection.