Bulgarian PM Radev described how his parliament will probably approve ongoing U.S. access to Bezmer airbase, marking a pragmatic shift toward Western and NATO allies despite ongoing political tensions.
The appointment of Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh is under attack, with her historical proposals for a radical Green New Deal and heavy financial interventions labeled “eco-mad.”
Think tank Ember proposes integrating solar and wind power with existing hydropower structures to maximize current grids without needing expensive upgrades.
While the mainstream media remains tight-lipped about a possible motive, the recent switch to Counter Terrorism Policing South East leading the Widdecombe investigation speaks volumes.
Washington reportedly warned the new prime minister that the former energy secretary could damage the special relationship.
A windowless, high-security vault will be built to house the valuable items previously displayed in the Apollo Gallery.
Canada is the first to get its foot in the door with the Global Combat Air Programme—others may follow, at no initial cost.
The human rights watchdog has warned that PM Péter Magyar’s rushed nomination of Judit Polgár represents an undemocratic, unilateral approach to selection.
The European Commission has hit Chinese retail giant AliExpress with a record €550 million penalty for violating consumer protection rules, far exceeding a previous fine levied against rival Temu.
Yemen’s main Iran-aligned Islamist militia aims to impose an embargo on Red Sea shipping backed by attacks on the KSA’s oil and gas infrastructure.
A heavy wave of Russian ballistic missile and drone strikes has left people dead across Ukraine, prompting renewed appeals from Kyiv for urgent defensive interceptor supplies.
A fresh cycle of military strikes led by Washington and Tehran threatens critical desalination infrastructure and raises oil prices, even as both nations signal a potential role for diplomacy.
