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On the Sea review – tender fishermen’s boat-based tale of forbidden love far from prying eyes
Away from the disapproval of their Welsh fishing community, two men embark on a passionate affair in Helen Walsh’s poignant drama Barry Ward brings sincerity […]
Iran Continues Executions Amid Protest By Death Row Inmates
Iran executed a man it accused of carrying out “operational actions” during nationwide protests at the start of the year as the country’s leadership ratchets […]
Rubio Says Iran-Backed Houthis’ Red Sea Blockade ‘Problematic’
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said on July 22 that a naval blockade of the Red Sea by Yemen’s Houthi rebels would be “problematic,” […]
Zelenskyy Appoints New Chief Of General Staff, Latest Shakeup Of Ukraine’s Military Leadership
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy ousted the chief of the General Staff, a day after replacing Ukraine’s top military commander, the latest in a series of […]
EU sieht sich von Trumps neuen Generika-Zöllen nicht betroffen
BRÜSSEL – Die Europäische Kommission erklärte am Mittwoch, sie gehe davon aus, dass europäische Generika von den jüngsten Zöllen des US-Präsidenten Donald Trump ausgenommen seien. […]
EU says Trump’s new generic drug tariffs won’t hit its exports
BRUSSELS — The European Commission said Wednesday that it expects European generic medicines to be exempt from U.S. President Donald Trump’s latest tariffs, arguing that […]
Vodafone trials AI-powered robotic mobile mast that adjusts coverage
Vodafone is testing mobile mast that uses AI and a robotic arm to automatically adjust its antenna and improve 4G/5G coverage based on ongoing demands. […]
“Political renewal doesn’t just happen in Westminster; it happens in rooms like this.”
In July I had the wonderful opportunity of attending Progress’ Political Weekend in Birmingham. Amidst a resounding political moment, it was wonderful to be among […]
Macron convinces environment minister to stay on
PARIS — French President Emmanuel Macron asked his Minister for Ecological Transition Monique Barbut to stay in her role after she resigned on Wednesday morning. […]
Britain’s new defense chief Streeting says Israel has ‘fallen short’ in Gaza
FARNBOROUGH, ENGLAND — Israel has “fallen short” of Britain’s standards of conduct in Gaza and the West Bank, the U.K.’s new Defence Secretary Wes Streeting […]
Children Navigating Migration: Building Stronger Protection for Unaccompanied Children
1 September; EESC (European Economic and Social Committee) Brussels and online. This final GUIDE project event will explore how Europe can better protect unaccompanied children, […]
When we reduce children’s voices to their age
As the Eurochild Children’s Council (ECC) concludes its mandate at the Eurochild Conference in Cyprus, Juliette Hudson, Child Participation and Events Intern, reflects in this […]
What an Andy Burnham government means for telecoms & AI
An Andy Burnham-led government has raised questions across the mobile, network and technology sectors about what a new approach to digital infrastructure could mean for […]
Zelenskyy Ousts Chief Of General Staff, In Latest Shakeup Of Ukraine’s Defense Leadership
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy ousted the chief of the General Staff, a day after replacing Ukraine’s top military commander, the latest in a series of […]
Exclusive: US, Ukraine Reach Breakthrough Agreement On Drone Cooperation
The US and Ukraine have signed a statement of intent creating the first formal framework for cooperation on military drones, paving the way for Ukrainian […]
Ukraine Hits Russian Retailer Wildberries’ Warehouses Again Amid Accusations It Supplies Military Goods
The Ukrainian military struck warehouses belonging to Russia’s largest online retailer, Wildberries, in the third attack targeting such facilities in a week, as Kyiv continues […]
Post-Orbán sanctions showdown exposes EU capitals’ red lines
BRUSSELS — EU ambassadors will make another push Wednesday to finalize the bloc’s first Russia sanctions package since Viktor Orbán left office, after governments stripped […]
Ukraine’s drone strikes pile pressure on Russian economy
Russia’s economy is creaking ever more loudly as the cost of financing a fifth year of war continues to mount. The latest sign of strain […]
Exit ‘The Butcher’: Zelenskyy Makes Another Shakeup To Ukraine’s Military Command
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has pushed out Ukraine’s top general nearly a week after he sacked Mykhailo Fedorov as defense minister, who had openly clashed with […]