NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte welcomed Germany’s decision to provide Kyiv with two additional Patriot systems, saying it would help Ukraine protect its skies.
“I welcome Germany’s decision to provide two additional PATRIOT…
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Elon Musk’s influence on X boosts far-right European figures
ROME (AP) — Hard-right commentators, politicians and activists in Europe have uncovered a secret to expanding their influence: engaging with Elon Musk.
Take the German politician from a party whose own…
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Relief for banks as Supreme Court curbs £44 billion motor finance case – POLITICO
Each party acted in its own interest and were not expected to show loyalty to the customer, the ruling said.
But in one of the three cases, judges said the consumer should be compensated as he was treated unfairly as per the Consumer Credit Act.
In that case, the consumer, Marcus…
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Diia.City United calls for finalizing some provisions of Defence City initiative before second reading
The Diia.City United business association supports the idea of creating the Defence City concept, but at the same time proposes to finalize the package of bills before the second reading, as it believes that it does not fully create the proper prerequisites for the development of…
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Czech President calls for increased intl pressure on Russia
Russian strikes on Kyiv demonstrate that Russia is not interested in peace, said Czech President Petr Pavel.
“The night terror against Kyiv has once again confirmed that Russian President Putin is not interested in peace, but in the…
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Putin Blames Frustration Over Ukraine Talks on ‘Inflated Expectations’
The Russian president didn’t directly respond to President Trump’s ultimatum that Moscow halt its offensive by the end of next week or face financial penalties.
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Russian drone strike hits Sumy railway station, damages passenger train
Russian forces launched a drone attack on the Sumy railway station on August 1, damaging a passenger train and targeting civilian infrastructure.
The strike involved two unmanned aerial vehicles, according to Oleh Hryhorov, head of the Sumy Regional Military…
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Belgium voted against the European AI Code of Conduct
On August 2, a new part of the European AI legislation (‘AI Act’) will come into force, with rules for AI models for general purposes. The EU also established an AI code of conduct with non-binding guidelines for the implementation of…
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At long last, European airports are dumping the 100-milliliter liquids rule
After nearly two decades, Europe’s strict limits on liquids in carry‑on baggage are finally being lifted at airports. Two United Kingdom airports, Birmingham Airport (BHX) and Edinburgh Airport (EDI), have already scrapped the previous…
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Russian oil tankers linger near India as refiners seek alternatives, Bloomberg reports
At least four oil tankers carrying Russian crude are idling off India’s western coast as Indian refiners reconsider purchases under sanction pressure from the United States and the European Union, Bloomberg reported on August 1.
The idling tankers…
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