
Electric Car Battery Causes Deadly Fire on Carrier Ship
Fires in electric vehicles occur less often but tend to be more difficult to extinguish.

Fires in electric vehicles occur less often but tend to be more difficult to extinguish.

Critics note that the NHS, struggling enough with a lack of funding, critical staff shortages, and long waiting lists for patients, has bigger fish to fry.

The world is becoming more dangerous, according to British scientist Jim Skea, who also believes there is reason for optimism in the fight against climate change.

One member of von der Leyen’s staff has been fingered in particular for aping American talking points on China as the EU stumbles to form a coherent policy on de-risking from China.

The prime minister made it clear these licences are not intended to disrupt his drive towards carbon ‘net zero.’

MPs insist that the government must “learn from the Huawei experience.”

Almost one-and-a-half years since the start of the war, experts suggest that fighting may continue for years on end, resembling World War I.

In an almost comedic turn of fortune, a recount in Madrid—to the benefit of the conservative PP—could mean the socialists will require the single in-person vote of exiled Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont.

Goodwill towards France is dwindling precipitously in the post-coup Niger. French flags were burned at the French embassy, while locals shouted anti-French slogans.

An advisory body for the Council of Europe has come out strongly against the law, noting that its approval this close to Poland’s general elections this fall would create an uneven playing field.
Already heavily integrated, this is the first time two European or NATO countries have combined their militaries. The move is welcomed by Eurofederalists.
Germany spent nearly €270 billion alone on mitigating the crisis, reveals Bruegel’s latest report.
The former Brazilian president’s return to his native country would come with risk. Authorities accuse him of having stoked an uprising against Lula’s presidency.
If projections are correct, the number of asylum seekers and Ukrainian refugees entering Germany over the years 2022-2023 will equal twice the population of Köln.
“We are facing the biggest crisis in the world since World War II. What we have seen before is almost nothing compared to what is ahead of us. I know there’s a big escalation ahead of us … The next five or six months will be the worst of the conflict,” Vučić declared.
Even AI researchers are mystified by their creations.
The issue has, in some ways, become a flashpoint between Meloni’s government and the opposition.
Europe lacks the proper public engagement and civic institutions to inform its foreign policy decision-making, leaving dysfunctional management to fill the vacuum, a new report by @MCC_Brussels argues.
The motion constitutes somewhat of an uneasy compromise, as it tries to accommodate both proponents and opponents of same-sex marriage while pleasing neither.
“We are the strongest peace party. It’s not a coincidence that one day after our unveiling of the peace initiative we jumped over the Greens, who are the number one war party. This shows what the people in Germany really want,” AfD MP Petr Bystron told The European Conservative.
The EU confirms that it gave over €3 million to Soros’s Open Society Foundation as VOX MEP @Jorgebuxade raised concerns over links to Catalan separatists.
As vice president of the delegation for relations with the Arab Peninsula, Tarabella took a favorable view of Qatar, in spite of its poor human and workers’ rights record.