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In January 2025, the European Commission announced it would present a European grids package as part of its competitiveness compass for the EU. The intention of building on the 2023 action plan for grids was reiterated in February 2025, in the Clean Industrial Deal and action plan for affordable energy; and most recently as part of the 2026 Commission work programme adopted in October 2025. The Commission is expected to present the grids package on 10 December 2025. Energy prices in the EU remain higher and more volatile than those of its trading partners, reflecting Europe's dependency on imported fossil fuels and the investment uncertainty caused by recent geopolitical shocks. These pressures are intensified by structural inefficiencies in the energy system: insufficient interconnections, ageing grids, long and inconsistent permitting times, and limited support for distribution-level and digital infrastructure – all of which prevent the EU from fully exploiting its renewable generation potential. Despite progress made on cross-border infrastructure projects with the introduction of the Trans-European Networks for Energy (TEN-E) framework, large-scale investments to support grid expansion are still needed. In terms of implementation, investment is hampered by complex and fragmented grid planning, requiring heavy coordination across different strategies and stakeholders, as well lengthy permitting processes. In this regard, stakeholder groups call for simpler, clearer and more coordinated governance to ensure cross-border and cross-sector integration. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP
The EU's general budget for 2026 is scheduled for adoption during the European Parliament's November II plenary session. Parliament is due to vote on the provisional agreement reached with the Council on 15 November 2025 during budgetary conciliation. The Council must approve the provisional agreement formally before Parliament puts it to the vote. The agreed 2026 budget reinforces Parliament’s priorities and sets commitment appropriations at €192.77 billion and payments at €190.1 billion, including special instruments. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP
Kashmiris are reportedly facing harassment and profiling in various parts of India after the Delhi car blast. Political leaders from Jammu and Kashmir are calling on the central government to intervene and guarantee the safety of all Indian citizens, including Kashmiris.
Malawian women’s football star Temwa Chawinga retained Most Valuable Player Award in the US’s National Women’s Soccer League. She put the icing on the cake when she also won the Golden Boot after scoring 15 goals in 23 games. The Malawian footballer also won the Golden Boot last season with a record 20 goals in […] The post Malawian women’s football star retains US best player award appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.
Vice President of Malawi, Right Honourable Dr. Jane Mayemu Ansah, SC, JA (Retired), welcomed UNDP Resident Representative Ms. Fenella Frost to Capital Hill in Lilongwe for a high-level courtesy meeting. The engagement provided an opportunity to review existing development collaborations between the Government of Malawi and UNDP. Both parties explored ways to deepen cooperation and […] The post VP Ansah and UNDP bolster strategic partnership to drive Malawi 2063 Goals appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.
The Christian Association of Malawi (CAMW) has expressed joy with the triumphant rulling regarding the extradition case of Enlightened Christian Gathering (ECG) founder and leaders, Prophet Shepherd Bushiri and Prophetess Mary Bushiri. In a press statement, President for CAMW, Bishop Priest-Rabbi Kabvina praises the Almighty God for the victory saying that this will liberate the […] The post CAMW overjoyed with Bushiris’ triumph in extradition case appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.
The CDH Investment Bank has made a commitment of K10 million in support of the Nation Publications Limited’s (NPL) annual Mothers’ Fun Run initiative scheduled for Saturday, November 22 2025 in Kasungu. Speaking during the official handover ceremony, Chief Human Capital Development Officer for CDH, Ivy Kwatiwani said the gesture is inline with the institution’s […] The post CDH Investment Bank commits K10 million sponsorship towards NPL’s Mothers’ Fun Run initiative appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.
In the bustling corridors of Geneva’s international health conferences, a spirited debate unfolds—one that could shape the future of global health policy and millions of lives. At the heart of this clash are advocates for tobacco harm reduction, determined to present science-backed solutions that could help smokers quit and save lives. Brent Stafford, a passionate […] The post The Battle for Misinformation and Truth in Tobacco Harm Reduction at COP11 appeared first on Malawi Nyasa Times - News from Malawi about Malawi.
Soomaaliya wuxuu culeys ka hayo hay'ado isdulsaaran oo ay iyadu samaysatay. Wuxuu markii hore ahaa dadaal lagu doonayay in dib loogu dhiso dowladnimada kaddib toban sano oo burbur ah, balse waxaa dhashay nidaam dowladeed oo aad u buuran, kharash badan, kaas oo dalka aanu awoodin inuu sii wado. Maanta, heer federaal iyo heer maamul goboleedba, waxaa jira in ka badan 340 hay’adood oo dowladeed — kuwaas oo badankoodu isku shaqo yihiin.
Mogadishu (HOL) — Somalia’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Ali Omar Balad, has dismissed recent claims circulating online questioning the ownership of Mogadishu, saying the capital belongs to all Somalis and is not tied to any single region or clan. He warned that attempts to exploit the federal system to promote division risk undermining national unity.
Hargeisa (HOL) — Somaliland authorities have ordered airlines not to route passengers traveling to or from Hargeisa through Mogadishu, escalating a growing dispute with Somalia over visa enforcement, airspace authority and aircraft safety.
As Washington debates fossil fuels, Beijing builds the clean-energy systems of the next century Read Full Article at RT.com
There were 23,000 people killed by Covid who could have been saved if the lockdown had been imposed just one week earlier, the official inquiry concludes today.
The Vulcanair P68 went down at around 12.50pm on its approach to Waterford Airport in Killowen, south of the city.
His brother Greg announced on Facebook : 'It is with the heaviest of hearts that I have to announce the sad passing of my brother. Gary Mani Mounfield RIP'
Just before they stepped into the spotlight at the 98th Royal Variety Performance, William, 43, appeared to air kiss his wife's hand while they were still in their chauffeured car.
The government is facing a bitter backlash after unveiling a 'fairer' funding system targeting central resources on areas classified as suffering 'deprivation'.
A Calgary woman is leading a national push to have the federal government revive legislation aimed at protecting people — especially children — from harmful content online.
When Kyle Harbin moved from a private shelter to a shared house in the heart of St. John’s, he hoped for stability, and a transition into a new, comfortable life. Two years later, he's being evicted.
Water with a milky appearance allegedly seen flowing from multiple taps in Waterway Point on Wednesday (Nov 19) was possibly a result of maintenance works on the water valves, a spokesperson for the mall told AsiaOne.Preliminary assessment indicated that fine air bubbles may have affected the clarity of the water.Ealgene Mok, a visitor to the mall in Punggol, had expressed alarm to AsiaOne on Nov 20 at the unusual appearance of the water.«I first noticed the issue after observing that the tap water in the Basement 2 toilets appeared chalky and cloudy. It also had a slightly powdery touch,» said the 40-year-old. Wanting to confirm whether the issue was isolated, she proceeded to the Basement 1 washroom, where she said she observed the same appearance from the taps.«At that time, I spoke with a staff member from a cafe who also happened to be in the washroom,» said Mok.
Dans le département de la Louetsi-Wano, une initiative citoyenne forte et prometteuse est en train de prendre racine, suscitant l'enthousiasme de toute une localité. Née d'une volonté de redonner de l'espoir et d'offrir un avenir structuré à la jeunesse, le Ndoty Club de Lébamba est bien plus qu'une simple école de football : c'est un véritable projet social et sportif porté par un enfant du pays, Mac-Gregor Massala. Ce promoteur, natif de Lébamba, a eu à cœur de mettre sur pied cette (...) - SOCIETE / SUJET_ECRIT_MAISON
Authorities intensified searches across hospitals and media offices in Jammu and Kashmir, probing links between medical staff, extremist modules, and fugitive operatives following the Delhi blast. Recoveries of arms and explosives from a «white-collar» terror module have fueled the investigation, with a media house also raided for alleged anti-national content.
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar was seen attempting to touch Prime Minister Narendra Modi's feet at Patna airport before the PM's departure. This marks a recurring gesture from Kumar, who has previously shown similar deference to Modi on multiple occasions. The incident occurred shortly after Kumar's swearing-in for his tenth term as chief minister.
India is set to acquire advanced US weaponry, including Excalibur precision artillery munitions and Javelin anti-tank missiles, for $93 million. These deals bolster India's defense capabilities, complementing recent acquisitions like GE engines for Tejas fighters. Despite ongoing trade talks, these military procurements underscore the strengthening strategic ties between India and the US.
Two suspected ISI-backed module members were injured in a police encounter in Ludhiana after allegedly opening fire. Acting on intelligence, police intercepted the duo who were tasked by a Pakistan-based handler to exchange grenades. Recoveries included grenades, pistols, and ammunition.
Demolition work on the old Port Vila Police Station, which stood as a symbol of law and order in the heart of the capital for nearly 50 years, starts today.
The Supreme Court has dismissed three related legal actions brought by South Korean nationals Gil Yang Yoon and Choi Eun Cheol, who had challenged a 2023 ministerial deportation decision. The matters—heard together before Justice Edwin Peter Goldsbrough—involved a constitutional petition,…
At the Versailles Summit in March 2022, EU leaders committed to phasing out Europe's dependency on imported Russian natural gas, oil and coal. EU Member States ceased to import coal from Russia in August 2022, while imports of Russian crude oil dropped from 27 % in 2021 to 3 % of total EU crude oil imports in 2024. However, Russian natural gas still represents a substantial part of total EU gas consumption. The Commission proposed a 'Roadmap towards ending Russian energy imports' on 6 May 2025, aiming at the EU fully ending its dependency on Russian energy, while ensuring stable energy supplies and prices across the EU. A follow-up legislative proposal, published on 17 June 2025, focuses solely on phasing out imports of natural gas and oil from Russia, while imports of Russian nuclear material will be the subject of a separate proposal due to the complexity of supply chains. The proposal introduces legal obligations on Member States and private entities aiming at gradually phasing out pipeline gas and liquefied natural gas (LNG) originating in or exported directly or indirectly from Russia. It also presents measures to facilitate a complete end to Russian oil imports by the end of 2027. A complete phase out of imports of Russian natural gas is envisaged for 1 January 2028, while imports under short-term contracts should end by 17 June 2026. This is an update a of a briefing published in July 2025. Source : © European Union, 2025 - EP
The world premiere of a new expansion for the video game EVE Online will be streamed tonight from deep inside Raufarhólshellir, a lava tube in the Brennisteinsfjöll mountains.
According to the Russian Foreign Ministry, the parties expressed mutual satisfaction with the level and quality of bilateral dialogue
Mikhail Ulyanov stressed that Ukraine’s sabotage and terrorist activities, including those against ZNPP personnel, are not decreasing
