Europe

Slovak Media Fears Government Crackdown After PM Assassination Attempt

Slovak journalists are concerned that the assassination attempt on Prime Minister Robert Fico would result in a renewed push for a proposal replacing the country’s public broadcaster RTVS.


Facebook, Instagram Face EU Probe Over Suspicions of Failing to Impose Child Protection Policies

The European Union is investigating Facebook and Instagram under concerns of insufficient child protection measures, with Meta facing scrutiny regarding compliance with digital regulations, particular..

Russia's Vladimir Putin Visits China's Xi Jinping to Strengthen Economic, Political Ties Amid US Global Dominance

Russia's President Vladimir Putin arrived in Beijing on Thursday for a two-day state visit that will include talks with China's President Xi Jinping to deepen the strategic partnership between the two..

US Sanctions Russian Businessman, 3 Companies Involved in Scheme to Evade Sanctions Tied to Russia's Metals Tycoon

The US has imposed sanctions against a Russian businessman, and three companies based in Russia allegedly used in a scheme to evade US sanctions connected to Russian tycoon Oleg Deripaska...


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UK Supermarkets Misled Shoppers with Origin Labels on Food, Investigation Finds
The investigation conducted by Which? uncovered cases where labels inaccurately portrayed product origins as British, despite containing ingredients sourced from overseas.
Denmark: Iconic 400-Year-Old Copenhagen Stock Exchange Building Collapses in Fire
A fire broke out during renovations at Denmark's historic stock exchange in Copenhagen today, causing the building to erupt into flames.
UK Receives Record-Breaking Public Donations to Pay Off National Debt
The United Kingdom receives voluntary donations towards reducing national debt at the highest level in the last ten years.
China Ramps Up Weapons Sales to Russia Amid War With Ukraine, US Intelligence Claims
US intelligence has revealed a significant surge in China's equipment sales to Russia amid its ongoing war with Ukraine.
Russia Destroys Ukraine's Largest Power Plant After Launching Widespread Attacks on Energy Grid
A devastating series of Russia's overnight strikes has left the Trypilska thermal power plant in ruins, dealing a severe blow to Ukraine.
France Moves Closer to Legally Allowing Terminally Ill People to Take Lethal Medication to End Their Lives
France proposed a bill on Wednesday that would allow terminally ill adult patients to take lethal medication.
China Accused of Flooding Britain with Fake Royal Mail Stamps; Experts Term it as 'Economic Warfare'
The reports indicate that four Chinese suppliers are manufacturing counterfeit stamps at an alarming rate of up to one million per week.
Switzerland Creates 'Too Big to Fail' Rules to Make Banks Safer Following Credit Suisse Collapse
Switzerland presented proposals for UBS, along with three other systemically relevant banks, to protect the country from a recurrence of the Credit Suisse collapse experienced last year.
UK to Spend Over £55 Million to Improve Facial Recognition Systems to Stop Shoplifting
The UK government is investing £55.5 million ($70 million) to improve facial recognition technology as part of a crackdown on shoplifting.
US Approves Ukraine's Emergency Request to Buy $138 Million Worth of Hawk Missile Parts, Repair Services
The US has approved Ukraine's emergency request to purchase spare parts and repair services for its HAWK missile systems.
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