Vietnam launches first domestically built anti-submarine frigate to counter China
At the same time, domestic production aims to reduce the country’s dependence on foreign military technologies.
Two trains derailed in England in less than 24 hours amid record heat
In its statement, the British Transport Police added: “We are working at the scene alongside paramedics and the fire service.
Canada must remove retaliation to avoid new tariffs, Greer says
Canada must remove its retaliatory measures against U.S.
US pressures Netanyahu to condemn settlers’ siege of Palestinian village
The US pressures Netanyahu to condemn settlers besieging Palestinian homes in the West Bank.
OpenAI and Anthropic cut AI model prices amid competition with China
This price war is unfolding against the backdrop of rising AI costs, forcing companies to limit its use and seek cheaper models.
President of Ceuta demands mechanism for immediate return of migrants to Morocco
The President of Ceuta, Juan Jesus Vivas, on Friday again appealed to the government of Spain to reject asylum applications.
Milei’s rating falls: Argentine president ranks among Latin America’s worst leaders
When Javier Milei reached his peak in Argentine polls, his success was also reflected in other studies comparing him with regional leaders.
Trump asks Supreme Court to allow continuation of $400 million White House ballroom construction
This came a week after a federal appeals court upheld a judicial ban on the continuation of the $400 million project.
US threatens EU with measures if Brussels does not soften environmental and human rights standards
Washington acknowledged that Brussels had “made some positive reforms”, but noted that the EU had “failed to fully address the concerns of the US”.
Hungary to sink two barges on the Danube due to critically low water levels near the Paks Nuclear Power Plant
This is expected to allow two of the plant’s turbines to continue operating while the construction of a river ‘sill’ is underway.