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Russia reportedly uses new warhead against Ukrainian power pylons
Ukrainian officials claim Russia has used a new jet-powered drone with a warhead designed to destroy high-voltage power pylons and steel bridges.
Bulgaria strengthens protections against SLAPP lawsuits, going beyond EU requirements
Bulgaria's parliament has adopted legislation against abusive lawsuits targeting journalists and activists, exceeding EU minimums.
Macron and Sánchez Welcome Prospect of UK Rejoining EU
French President Macron and Spanish PM Sánchez expressed openness to the UK potentially rejoining the EU, describing it as 'excellent news.'
Norwegian Parliament and Police Probe Epstein Connections; 30 Years of Diplomacy Under Review
Norway's parliament and police are investigating political and diplomatic links to Jeffrey Epstein. An independent expert commission will also examine 30 years of Norwegian foreign policy.
More than 1,100 Swiss glaciers have disappeared since the 1970s
Switzerland's glaciers are melting at a record pace. Over 1,100 glaciers have disappeared since the 1970s due to rising temperatures and poor snow cover.
France may scrap migrant return agreement with UK
France and the UK are in talks on ending a migrant return deal that lets Britain send some Channel arrivals back to France. Future returns remain…
Israeli strikes in Gaza kill at least five, injure 14
At least five Palestinians were killed and 14 wounded in two separate Israeli attacks in Gaza, according to local health officials. The Israeli military has not…
EU ties further aid to Ukraine to progress on reforms
The European Union is linking future financial support for Ukraine to continued progress on key reforms, warning that further aid depends on meeting agreed conditions.
Trump Leaves AI Regulation to Tech Industry, Signs Voluntary Safety Accord
President Trump has opted for self-regulation of artificial intelligence, as major tech firms sign a non-binding agreement on AI safety.
Seoul Questions Zelensky’s Disclosure of North Korean POW Transfer
South Korea investigates why Ukrainian President Zelensky publicly announced the transfer of two North Korean POWs to Seoul, amid diplomatic tensions and speculation about motives linked…
