EU plans to make public procurement a cornerstone of industrial policy
The European Commission has unveiled the Public Procurement Act to prioritize EU companies in government contracts and boost industrial competitiveness.
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says Iran is near collapse during Syria visit
The statement came amid escalating hostilities in the sixth month of the war in the Middle East.
Kremlin says ending US support for Ukraine could help end the war
Kremlin advisor Yuri Ushakov says the United States must stop aid to Kyiv, linking the move to an end of Russia’s war, while diplomatic talks involving the US, Russia and Ukraine resume in the UAE.
UK police launch criminal investigation into Reform UK over potential donation rule breaches
The decision follows the publication of material by undercover journalists regarding party representatives.
US launches new next-generation hypersonic missile program to counter China’s progress
DARPA has launched a new program to develop next-generation air-breathing hypersonic cruise missiles to keep pace with China’s military advancements.
Britain will be ‘unwavering’ in defending Falkland Islanders’ right to be British, says Burnham
British politician Andy Burnham reaffirmed London’s unwavering support for the Falkland Islanders’ right to remain British amid renewed Argentine claims and US questioning of Washington’s stance.
Germany postpones call between Merz and Trump after US President congratulates AfD on election win
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has postponed a scheduled phone call with US President Donald Trump following the latter’s comments on the AfD election win.
Burnham: Britain must stand against injustice over West Bank settlements
Prime Minister Andy Burnham defends the UK’s decision to block imports from Israeli settlements, citing the need to stand against injustice.
Prime Minister Andy Burnham refuses to support UK data center moratorium
The government projects up to £100 billion ($136 billion) in investment through this program.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić dissolves parliament and calls elections for October 25
These demonstrations, largely led by students, have expanded beyond the tragedy to target the government and widespread corruption in the country.