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EU Moves to Ban Forced Labor Products
Regulation adopted by the European Council will tackle all forms of forced labor, setting it apart from the U.S. legislation targeting imports from Xinjiang.
Spain to Legalize 300,000 Illegal Immigrants Every Year Under New Reforms
The reforms come as the country struggles with an aging population.
Pentagon Announces New $275 Million Weapons Shipment for Ukraine
The Biden administration has been ramping up aid to Ukraine during Biden’s final weeks in office.
Ship’s Movements Coinciding With Damage to Baltic Sea Cables Raises Questions: Swedish Minister
Despite the presence of the Chinese cargo vessel Yi Peng 3 near the damaged cables, no direct link has been established, and investigations are ongoing.
General Strike in Greece Sees Protesters Take to the Streets of Athens
Unions organized the mass walk-out to call for an immediate rise in wages and for the government to address the country’s cost-of-living crisis.
UK Has Worst Life Expectancy in Western Europe: OECD
Spain leads the way among European countries with an average life expectancy of 84.2 years, followed by Italy at 83.8.
Biden Admin Reverses Policy, Approves Anti-Personnel Mines for Ukraine
The Pentagon said the administration has approved transfers of non-persistent landmines, ‘which become inert after a preset period of time.’
Russia Can Protect Itself, Turkish President Erdogan Says After Missile Strikes
The remarks follow the alleged U.S. decision to let Ukraine use U.S. long-range missiles to strike distant targets inside Russia.
US Embassy in Kyiv Shuts Over ‘Potential Significant Air Attack’
The warning comes one day after Russia stated that Ukraine used U.S.-made long-range Army Tactical Missile Systems (ATACMS) to strike its territory.
Ukraine Fires US-Made Long-Range Missiles for First Time—What Does This Mean?
Some observers question the timing of the Biden administration’s apparent decision to let Kyiv strike targets inside Russia with long-range missiles.
2nd Baltic Sea Cable Cut; Germany Suspects Sabotage
The C-Lion1 cable runs alongside the multibillion-dollar Nord Stream 1 and 2 pipelines.
Putin Signs New Doctrine Lowering Threshold for Russia Using Nuclear Weapons
President Vladimir Putin has said the revised doctrine might allow Russia to use nuclear weapons in the case of an attack using NATO missiles.
US State Department Says Russia Escalated Ukraine War by Deploying North Koreans
A Kremlin spokesman recently said U.S.' approval for Ukraine to use missiles inside Russia would mark an escalation in the more than two-year-long conflict.
COP29: Plans for Climate Reparations Fund Begin to Take Shape in Azerbaijan
Activists are calling for at least $1.3 trillion for ‘climate justice,’ but critics argue that subsidizing ineffective governments is illogical.
