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Amid Legal Uncertainty, US Lawmakers Warn Banks, Ports Over Russian Diesel Imports
A bipartisan group of US lawmakers have warned American banks, port authorities and fuel-industry groups against facilitating imports of Russian diesel, raising the prospect of […]
Pakistan-Iran Border Closure Causes ‘Unprecedented’ Increase In LPG Prices
As the conflict in the Persian Gulf continues to impact and shape the region, journalists from RFE/RL’s Central Newsroom and Iranian service, Radio Farda, deliver […]
Russian Strikes Hit Kyiv As Oleshky Cease-Fire Takes Effect
The US-negotiated cease-fire aimed at allowing humanitarian aid into the southern Ukrainian city of Oleshky took effect in the early hours of October 27, shortly […]
EU divisions persist on ‘associate member’ label for Canada
BRUSSELS — The EU was split Tuesday over whether to offer “associate membership” status to Canada, with several countries refusing to sign off on a statement […]
French government mulled blocking social networks and mobile internet amid protests
PARIS — The French government explored ways of blocking social networks during last Saturday’s protests, two people familiar with the plan told POLITICO. In the […]
Pulsant expands partner network with HPE
Pulsant has added three technology companies to its partner network as it looks to help businesses across the country meet their growing IT needs. As […]
Fact-checking in the age of AI: a European Newsroom workshop on verification
What is disinformation? What principles drive the spread of fake content online? And what role does artificial intelligence play in this context? On May 27, […]
Leaders of Finland and Norway talk to Putin
Finland’s President Alexander Stubb and Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Støre held a joint call with Russian leader Vladimir Putin on Tuesday as part of […]
Reynolds dismisses EU split with Burnham after warning of business ‘uncertainty’
LONDON — U.K. Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds insisted he is in agreement with his boss Andy Burnham’s drive for closer European Union ties — a […]
O2, Nokia complete UK’s first live AI-powered RAN deployment
O2 and Nokia have completed the UK’s first live deployment of an AI-powered radio access network (RAN) feature, delivering improvements in network speed and efficiency. […]
‘I can’t be the mum I want to be’: why does parenthood feel so impossible for millennial mothers?
Women today are more educated, more employed and more engaged in childcare than generations before them. Is there any way out of the total overwhelm? […]
Cease-Fire Takes Effect Near Oleshky As Russian Strikes Hit Kyiv
Russian air attacks struck Kyiv late on October 26, hitting a university dormitory and other civilian sites, leaving at least one dead, as President Volodymyr […]
Tobacco lobby steps up Brussels push as EU rewrites rules
European lawmakers have held four times as many meetings with tobacco and nicotine lobbyists in the past two years compared with the entire previous parliamentary […]
BAROMÈTRE DU REJET : Le Pen, toujours moins rejetée
BAROMÈTRE DU REJET : Le Pen, toujours moins rejetée La nouvelle édition de l’enquête mensuelle de Cluster 17 pour POLITICO montre que Marine Le Pen […]
Ukraine Says One Dead As Russian Strikes Hit Kyiv Civilian Buildings Including Dormitory
Russian air attacks struck Kyiv late on October 26, hitting a university dormitory and other civilian sites, leaving at least one dead, as President Volodymyr […]
Frontex set for new powers to deport beyond EU borders in latest overhaul
BRUSSELS — The European Commission will unveil a sweeping overhaul of EU border agency Frontex on Oct. 27, turning it into a fully-fledged “European return […]
Europe is living in a new ‘era of darkness,’ Finland’s Stubb warns
Europe is living through an “era of darkness” as multiple wars and competition between the U.S. and China trample the rules-based global order, Finnish President […]
European defense ministers warn Putin isn’t looking for peace
PARIS — Top European defense ministers and EU representatives said Ukraine faces challenging months ahead, insisting they must keep supporting Kyiv despite the U.S. bid […]
French government fails to convince students to stop protests
PARIS — The French government failed Monday to convince students to end their protests. On the sidelines of meetings with Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu and […]