EU Suspends $107 Billion in Tariffs After Trump Trade Deal The EU’s countermeasures were set to target a raft of U.S. exports ranging from soybeans to planes, cars, and whisky. TEC News / AFP August 5, 2025
Iberia Apologises After Kosher Meals Labelled ‘Free Palestine’ Argentina’s main Jewish group has condemned the incident as a “serious act of antisemitism.” TEC News / AFP August 5, 2025
Vatican Steps In Where Others Can’t: Bridging Russia and the West Both sides understand that renewing Russian-European dialogue is essential to ensuring the continent’s stability. Gaetano Masciullo August 5, 2025
UK-France Migration Deal Off to an Expectedly Poor Start It is possible that no returns will take place through the entire month of August. Michael Curzon August 5, 2025
Russia Slams Trump’s India Sanctions Threat Kremlin defends oil trade after U.S. ultimatum on Ukraine peace talks. TEC News / AFP August 5, 2025
Brussels ‘No Longer Guardian of Treaties,’ Says Exiled Polish MP Marcin Romanowski blasts Commission bias and warns of political persecution in Poland. TEC News August 5, 2025
Russia Claims Village Capture in Ukraine’s Heartland Moscow says its forces have taken Sichneve in central Ukraine, stepping up pressure as Trump’s deadline for progress looms. TEC News / AFP August 5, 2025
Rape Case Fuels ‘Cover-Up’ Claims in Warwickshire Local council chief risks jail by sharing further information about the accused—amid fears of another migration violence cover-up. TEC News August 5, 2025
Sanctioned Kremlin Media Still Online in Europe A report says EU sanctions are not being enforced properly, with state-controlled websites still accessible in most member states. TEC News / AFP August 5, 2025
Most Germans Wouldn’t Fight for Their Country, Poll Finds As Berlin debates mandatory service and rearmament, most Germans say they wouldn’t be willing to fight—and don’t trust the Bundeswehr to be ready. TEC News August 5, 2025
