Zelensky and Trump To Seal Landmark Ukraine-U.S. Pact Javier Villamor February 27, 2025 The deal, centered on resource-sharing, could reshape global power dynamics.
“Artificial intelligence will reshape world power, and Europe is lagging behind”: AI Expert Pedro Uría Recio Javier Villamor February 17, 2025 Critical thinking, adaptability, and entrepreneurship will be key skills in an AI-dominated labor market.
Bulgarian Ship Cleared of Sabotage in Baltic Sea Cable Damage Zoltán Kottász February 4, 2025 Swedish prosecutors confirm that rough seas and faulty equipment, not foul play, caused the fibre-optic cable break near Latvia.
Germany and China Beg Trump Not To Start Trade War Zoltán Kottász January 21, 2025 Speaking at the World Economic Forum, leaders pleaded with the U.S. president to abandon protectionism.
Britain’s Prince Andrew Caught Up in Chinese Espionage Case TEC News December 13, 2024 Once again, the disgraced royal is under scrutiny for his questionable associations.
Sweden Summons Chinese Vessel in Baltic Sea Probe Michael Curzon November 27, 2024 The ship’s damaged anchor suggests it could have been involved in the severing of two communications cables.
Fingers Point at Russia in ‘NATO Lake’ Cable Sabotage Michael Curzon November 20, 2024 The Kremlin has described the accusation as “laughable.”
Germany Tightens Security Checks on Government Employees Following Espionage Arrests Zoltán Kottász October 10, 2024 People who make “problematic statements” online would also be screened.
EU Votes To Extend Tariff Regime on Chinese Electric Vehicles Graham Barnfield October 7, 2024 The measure could undermine Brussels’ Net Zero goals and make EVs more expensive for consumers.
Germany Arrests Chinese Woman on Espionage Charges Zoltán Kottász October 1, 2024 The suspect is accused of spying on Germany’s defence industry and passing on information to a former aide of MEP Maximilian Krah.
