ACI EUROPE’s 2025 report reveals connectivity remains -9% below 2019, highlighting policy, market and geopolitical challenges impacting recovery.
Credit: ACI Europe
ACI EUROPE’s 2025 Airport Industry Connectivity Report, released ahead of the…
Author: admin
-
At NATO summit, unity of allies to be no less important than increasing defense spending – Kallas
Next week, when NATO leaders meet at the summit in The Hague, preserving European and Transatlantic unity will be no less important than increasing defense spending.
This was stated in Strasbourg by the EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy…
Continue Reading
-
Iran warns of ‘irreparable damage’ if US joins Israel fight – DW – 06/18/2025
Skip next section Israel to ease domestic restrictions in place since the start of the conflictJune 18, 2025
Israel to ease domestic restrictions in place since the start of the conflict
Israel is set to ease some of the domestic…
Continue Reading
-
Operation Spider Web: Ukraine’s Drone Warfare Evolution
Operation Spider Web stands as the most sophisticated drone warfare operation in modern military history, representing the culmination of Ukraine’s remarkable transformation from drone technology importer to global innovator.
On June 1,…
Continue Reading
-
10 Best European Beaches For 2025, Per Google Maps
Rabbit Beach and Rabbit Island Lampedusa “Spiaggia dei Conigli”
getty
Analysis of thousands of Google Maps user reviews and ratings by Holidu, a holiday rental portal, has revealed the best European beaches for 2025. While you’d expect…
Continue Reading
-
Ukraine permits dual citizenship to combat demographic issues – POLITICO
“This decision is an important step to maintaining and restoring ties with millions of Ukrainians around the world,” Oleksiy Chernyshov, minister for national unity, wrote on Facebook.
The bill was introduced to the parliament by…
Continue Reading
-
Exclusive: After 17 years, EU anti-discrimination bill hits a dead end
Despite broad support from the member states, opposition from a few countries has blocked progress on the Equal Treatment directive, prompting the Commission to shift focus to non-legislative measures — a move criticised by NGOs and civil society groups.
Continue Reading