Algeria has labeled the actions of French media as a “new stage” in the escalation of tensions between the two countries Read Full Article at RT.com Read more
According to Antonio Tajani, if the council's charter is changed, Rome will promptly consider its participation in it
The company received the export authorization last year
The head of state has not yet officially commented on this information
Yan Dong noted that in 2025, global trade «was going through turbulent times and faced significant challenges»
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said that a clandestine war between merchants and producers is being unveiled in Europe
Chris Madel said in a video posted to social media that ICE operations in his state have been an “unmitigated disaster” and that he “cannot support the national Republicans’ stated retribution on the citizens of our state, nor can I count myself a member of a party that would do so.”
Keir Starmer will travel to Beijing with Rachel Reeves and a business delegation as he bids to boost trade.
Sir Mick Jagger's family is at the centre of a desperate search for his granddaughter Assisi Jackson's long-term partner, who has gone missing in Cornwall.
Yorath, who earned 59 caps with his beloved country, died after a short illness in hospital in Leeds on January 7.
The former Conservative home secretary was unveiled by Nigel Farage at a Veterans for Reform event in London today.
The 'writ' for the Gorton and Denton contest has been moved, with the date for the vote expected to be February 26.
Gold prices surged past $5,100 an ounce on Monday as the US dollar weakened amid Japan’s bond market turmoil Read Full Article at RT.com
The push comes after weeks of freewheeling speeches and international controversy that reflected Trump’s tendency to derail his own message.
[New Times] On a clear morning in Rwamagana, rows of maize stretch across the landscape in disciplined lines, their green leaves catching the light as workers move steadily between them.
Opposition leaders slammed the Centre's decision to award Padma Bhushan to former Maharashtra Governor Bhagat Singh Koshiyari, citing his alleged role in toppling the MVA government and insulting state icons. However, CM Devendra Fadnavis defended the award, highlighting Koshiyari's societal contributions and work for development.
Thousands have protested in East Sussex over a UK government plan to house undocumented migrants at a former military base Read Full Article at RT.com
Recent revelations by Grok suggest anti-Israel content is being massively suppressed Read Full Article at RT.com
Venezuela’s interim president, Delcy Rodriguez, has expressed frustration with US orders, calling for an end to interference Read Full Article at RT.com
SADC has sent an emergency team to assist Mozambique after massive floods left hundreds of thousands affected across several provinces Read Full Article at RT.com
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa has said his country saw a steady reduction in unemployment over the last months of 2025 Read Full Article at RT.com
Hinaupoko Devèze est rentrée au fenua ce dimanche soir, plus d’un mois après son sacre à Miss France. La Polynésie, et en particulier les Marquises, l'ont accueilli avec ferveur à l’aéroport de Tahiti. Au rythme des danses et des selfies, elle a partagé un moment fort avec la population.
India celebrated its 77th Republic Day with a grand parade on Kartavya Path, showcasing military might and cultural diversity. The event marked the EU's first military parade participation outside Europe, reflecting India's growing global ties. The celebrations honored the nation's journey since becoming a sovereign democratic republic on January 26, 1950.
India marked its 77th Republic Day with a grand parade showcasing military might and cultural diversity. Meanwhile, the UAE reportedly scrapped its airport management deal with Pakistan following the UAE President's India visit. In other news, a Bangladesh court sentenced three police officers to death for protest-related killings, and IndiGo cancelled flights to four Central Asian cities due to regional developments.
For the first time in over a decade, India celebrated Republic Day in Yemen with the Indian community and embassy staff. Other diplomatic missions in the US, Singapore, Japan, and Sri Lanka also marked the occasion with flag unfurling ceremonies and participation from the Indian diaspora. US Secretary of State Marco Rubio extended greetings, highlighting the strong bilateral partnership.
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In June 2025, EU Member States that are members of NATO committed to a significant increase in spending on defence to 5% of GDP to be reached withing a decade. 3.5% of GDP would be spent on core defence items, 1.5% on defence-related items. Obviously, such commitments come on top of already tight public finances in most of the economies concerned. Against this background, in autumn 2025, the ECON Committee requested external expertise to better understand the potential synergies and tensions between security-oriented measures and competitiveness objectives, with a view to fostering effective policy scrutiny in light of the European Parliament's economic oversight responsibilities. The experts were asked to examine the economic implications of reducing dependencies in critical supply chains—including raw materials, energy, semiconductors, and defence—identifying where security-motivated investments can simultaneously enhance innovation and productivity. They were further tasked with evaluating policy frameworks to maximise positive spillovers between resilience-building and competitiveness, assessing innovative approaches to industrial policy, and providing concrete recommendations for policy design that leverages synergies whilst offering pragmatic solutions for managing unavoidable tensions. Three papers have been received: one by Maria DEMERTZIS, Alejandro FIORITO and Konstantinos PANITSAS for The Conference Board Europe and European University Institute, one by Erik JONES and Richard YOUNGS for Carnegie Europe and the Robert Schuman Centre, and one by Stefan THURNER and Peter KLIMEK for the Complexity Science Hub and Supply Chain Intelligence Institute Austria (for a comparative overview and links to the papers see the table at the end of this briefing). This briefing offers an overview of all three papers with key takeaways. Source : © European Union, 2026 - EP
