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Discovery of Wartime Bombs Prompts Large-Scale Evacuation in Cologne, Germany
Unexploded bombs are often found in Germany, where many major cities sustained heavy damage during the war
5 Takeaways From the Fallout After Ukraine’s Drone Attack on Russia
Ukraine’s drone attack on Russia could bring about a wide-reaching array of reactions. Here are the key takeaways.
Airline Association Chief Says Suppliers of Scarce Sustainable Jet Fuel Are Profiteering
EU rules require 2 percent of fuel at EU airports to consist of sustainable aviation fuel this year, rising to 6 percent in 2030, and 70 percent in 2050.
Russia Accuses Ukraine of Not Seeking Real Solutions in Peace Talks
Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova also accused Ukraine of engaging in terrorism with its recent attacks on key Russian infrastructure.
NATO Must Go Further, Faster to Increase Defense Spending: Secretary-General
Mark Rutte was speaking at a press conference in Brussels ahead of a meeting by member states’ defense ministers in the Belgian capital.
Ukrainian Attack on Russian Strategic Bombers Raises Level of Risk: US Envoy
Satellite imagery has suggested that some Russian strategic bombers were severely damaged.
Sweden Urged to Halt International Adoptions After Decades of Child Trafficking Uncovered
Thousands of children adopted to Sweden may have been taken from their biological parents illegally, according to a government investigation.
White House Not Notified Before Ukraine Drone Attack on Russian Bombers, Leavitt Confirms
The strike raised questions about U.S. security and could lead to future executive actions, according to the press secretary.
German Regulator Accuses Amazon of Anti-Competitive Practices
The agency accuses Amazon of interfering with sellers’ freedom to set prices.
Ukrainian Delegation Visits Washington, Meets With US Envoy Keith Kellogg
Discussions centered on battlefield developments, calls for stronger sanctions, appeals for military aid, and efforts to repatriate abducted Ukrainian children.
EU Mulls Curbs On China’s Medical Device Market
The European Commission launched an investigation in April into China’s devices market amid claims of unfair practices.
Ukraine Says It Attacked Crimea Bridge With Underwater Explosives
The attack on the Kerch Bridge came two days after surprise drone raids on four Russian airbases, one of which was 2,670 miles from the frontline.
Dutch Government Collapses After Wilders Pulls Party Out of Coalition
The Party for Freedom leader said his party was leaving the coalition after other parties refused to approve his measures to stop illegal immigration.
The Factors Behind Trump’s Long-Standing Frustration With EU
‘There are 27 member states, and each of them has a different set of trade priorities,’ says former Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross.
Trump’s Call for UK to Drill in North Sea Underscores Industry Warnings Against Net-Zero Agenda
One oil executive says the U.S. president’s comments may be ‘provocative,’ but the UK’s current policies are crippling jobs, investment, and energy security.
Ukraine Strikes on Russian Air Base Show How Drones Have Changed Modern Warfare
Kyiv’s successful drone attack on Moscow’s nuclear bomber fleet demonstrates the power of cheaper, commercial-first technologies in war.
