- Why Europe is rethinking its bold plan to phase out gas cars The Washington Post
- Driving decisions with data: ACEA launches an interactive tracker to map progress on key zero-emission metrics ACEA – European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association
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Why Europe is rethinking its bold plan to phase out gas cars – The Washington Post
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Putin’s refusal to attend Turkiye talks to prove Russia never wanted peace, says Zelenskyy
This is the final chance for peace—and the final unmasking of the Kremlin. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that Russian ruler Vladimir Putin’s refusal to participate in peace negotiations in Turkiye would be the ultimate signal that Russia does not want to end the war,…
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Russia carries out 115 airstrikes, 12,100 shellings, launches 7,300 drones on Ukraine on May 8-10
KYIV. May 13 (Interfax-Ukraine) – Russia demonstrated its readiness for a ceasefire during May 8-10 with massive shelling and aerial bombings of Ukraine, but Ukraine always fulfills its promises, President of Ukraine Volodymyr…
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Bangkok officials end search operation at skyscraper that collapsed after earthquake
The high-rise building, meant to be the new office for the State Audit Office, was the only building in Bangkok that collapsed following the 28 March earthquake in Myanmar.
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Billy Strings Announces Fall Tour Dates in Europe, UK and US
Photo: Stevo Rood
Billy Strings has unveiled his fall schedule. The bluegrass golden boy and his band, Billy Failing, Jarrod Walker, Alex Hargreaves, and Royal Masat, will begin their jaunt with a series of…
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66 arrested in nationwide operation
In a large-scale special operation across 15 regions of Ukraine, law enforcement officers have detained 66 members of an organized criminal group involved in the production and distribution of narcotic substances throughout the country.
In Augustinian Order, Pope Leo XIV Found Unity, Charity and ‘Eternal Friendship’
The cellphone of the leader of the Order of St. Augustine, the Rev. Alejandro Moral Antón, buzzed for what seemed like the hundredth time, and he jumped. He had been up since 2:30 a.m. fielding calls, trying to explain to people across the globe…
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Global Eggs completes acquisition in US, closes new deal in Europe |
By Luciana Magalhaes
SAO PAULO (Reuters) – Global Eggs, a group controlled by Brazilian entrepreneur Ricardo Faria,…
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EU lawmakers probe rule of law in Meloni’s Italy – POLITICO
“Some of us are aware that the rule of law in Italy has deteriorated under the current government,” Greens lawmaker Daniel Freund told POLITICO.
Freund pointed to “a difference between the general political perception of Meloni’s government here in Brussels and in Germany and the…
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