Campaigners have welcomed a decision by the Norwegian Parliament to stop all plans for deep-sea mining in Arctic waters until the current parliamentary period ends in fall 2029.
During this time, no exploration or exploitation licenses will be issued. The decision also reportedly cuts funding…
Europe’s economy airlines are developing plans to re-enter the Ukrainian market, anticipating increased demand driven by national reconstruction efforts, the repatriation of citizens, and “disaster tourism”, wherein travelers visit areas that have been impacted by…
A drone strike on an oil-loading facility off Russia’s Black Sea coast has ignited a diplomatic spat between Ukraine and Kazakhstan, exposed the Central Asian country’s reliance on a single oil pipeline for exports, and possibly endangered gasoline supplies in Europe.
Naval drones hit a…
Russian forces attacked Synelnykove and Nikopol districts of Dnipropetrovsk region, resulting in civilian casualties, including one person killed and several injured.
According to Ukrinform, this was reported on Facebook by acting head of the regional military…
Russia’s total combat losses in personnel from February 24, 2022 to December 5, 2025 have reached approximately 1,178,610, including 1,240 eliminated over the past day.
The General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine reported this on Facebook, Ukrinform…
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A laser base is coming to Greenland for faster and safer space communication, as concerns grow over Russia’s electronic warfare capabilities.
The site,…
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Poland has become the 18th country in the European Union to fully ban fur farming, after President Karol Nawrocki officially signed a ban into law. This has been welcomed as ”a historic moment for animal protection in Poland” by Humane World for Animals Europe (formerly Humane Society…
The European Union is defying external pressure from Washington and Moscow to get a seat at the table by leveraging the immobilised Russian assets held in its jurisdiction. The move is bold, but carries many questions.
Europeans’ investments in capital markets vary widely, both as a share of national output and per person. Denmark, Sweden, and the Netherlands are clear front-runners in both measures.