CNBC Poll: 61% of Americans Pessimistic About U.S. Economy
Despite the rapid growth of the stock market and improved inflation figures, Americans’ moods remain as gloomy as in the years following the pandemic.
Al Jazeera: Fedorov’s dismissal could turn into a political crisis for Zelensky
Fedorov’s dismissal as Ukraine’s defense minister sparks protests and political challenges for Zelensky.
Ukraine Strikes 12 Ships of Russian ‘Shadow Fleet’ in Black Sea, Commander Says
“The goal is complete and irreversible paralysis of oil, fuel, and cargo logistics bypassing sanctions,” the commander wrote.
EU wants to change emissions trading rules and link benefits to green investments
This Friday, the European Commission presented a long-awaited proposal to reform the Emissions Trading System (ETS).
China calls Trump’s accusations of interference in the 2020 election ‘fabrications’
China on Friday strongly responded to accusations by U.S.
Israel’s Defense Minister: Troops to remain in ‘security zones’ in Syria, Lebanon and Gaza
Israel’s Defense Minister Israel Katz stated that Israeli troops will remain in security zones in Syria, Lebanon, and Gaza.
Indian Navy to conduct international maritime exercises with over 25 countries
It will be held under the aegis of the Combined Task Force 154 (CTF 154) led by the Indian Navy, which is a specialized training task force of the CMF.
Italian Deputy Prime Minister: Ban on Russian gas purchases will not end the war
This statement by Matteo Salvini was made during a video conference at the assembly of Gim Unimpresa — an association of Italian businesses in Russia.
US Secret Service Frustrated by J.D. Vance’s Personal and Family Trips
Last week, agents complained about a request to transport Vance’s son to a golf lesson across town by helicopter.
Starmer after England’s defeat: ‘The Championship is not ours, but the Falklands are’
UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer criticized Argentina’s claim to the Falkland Islands after their World Cup semi-final win.