Kyiv has blamed Russian jamming for its air and sea drones veering off into Nato countries
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Stray Ukrainian sea drone explodes in Romanian port
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Henry Nowak: controversy behind US intervention in a murder case that has rocked Britain – The Guardian
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What Pennsylvania’s AI chatbot lawsuit teaches us about the psychology behind medical trust
In May 2026, Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro’s administration filed suit against Character Technologies Inc., the company behind the popular chatbot platform Character.AI. A state investigation found that a chatbot character named “Emilie” claimed to have a medical degree, seven years…
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Video. Romania: TV reporter flees live on air after drone explosion in Constanța
The incident occurred in the country’s largest port, a strategic gateway for trade and shipping in the region. Authorities said the drone detonated without causing casualties, while emergency services quickly secured the area. The…
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Five sailors killed as cargo ships struck in Sea of Azov
The cargo vessels Natra and Zirkon — both bearing hallmarks of Russia’s shadow fleet and heading to load grain at a port linked to looted Ukrainian supplies — were struck overnight near Taganrog.
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Council of Europe says it is helping Ukraine prepare next stage of decentralization reform
The Council of Europe has said it is helping Ukraine prepare the next stage of its decentralization reform, as well as future elections and the transition to civilian governance in liberated and frontline areas.
The Secretary General of the Congress of Local and…
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Zelensky calls for pressure on Russia to end war after strike on food plant in Kyiv region
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has said that Russia must be forced to end its war against Ukraine and return to diplomacy following a strike on a food production facility in the Kyiv region that left at least four people dead.
Zelensky made the statement on
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Smart pipelines: Can AI protect the world’s energy lifelines?
Around 500,000 kilometres of oil and gas pipelines worldwide need to be renovated, rebuilt or upgraded, while leaks, ruptures and incidents already cost the sector more than $7 billion (€6bn) a year — and roughly 40% of failures go undetected in the first 24 hours, according to industry…
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Libya’s fuel crisis offers lessons for energy security on both sides of the Mediterranean
The scenes witnessed across Libya during the Eid holiday were striking. Long queues formed at petrol stations, motorists waited hours for fuel and emergency meetings were convened to address growing public concern.
For many Libyans, the crisis felt familiar. Fuel shortages…
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