President Trump told the UN that migration and energy policies threaten Europe’s identity.He called uncontrolled immigration a “double-tailed monster” and warned nations will crumble if unchecked.Trump criticized leaders for prioritizing politeness over national security and urged immediate border closures.He accused the UN of enabling mass entries into the U.S. and financing illegal migration. Historic Conflicts Resolved in Months Trump claimed he resolved seven long-standing disputes within seven months.He named conflicts in the Middle East, Africa, and South Asia where he brokered peace.Trump said he acted alone while the UN failed to assist in negotiations.He suggested these achievements merited global recognition,…
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European lawmakers, Nobel laureates, former heads of state, and AI experts called for binding global rules on AI.They launched the initiative Monday at the UN General Assembly in New York.The campaign urges governments to agree by 2026 on “red lines” banning harmful AI uses under all circumstances.Signatories include Enrico Letta, Mary Robinson, MEPs Brando Benifei and Sergey Lagodinsky, ten Nobel winners, and tech leaders from OpenAI and Google.They warned that without global standards, AI could create pandemics, disinformation campaigns, human rights violations, and loss of human control.Over 200 prominent figures and 70 organisations from politics, science, and human rights joined…
President Trump demanded Attorney General Pam Bondi quickly prosecute figures he labels his enemies.He cited past impeachments and five indictments “over nothing” as justification for urgent action.Trump specifically named James Comey, Adam Schiff, and Letitia James, claiming they are “all guilty as hell.”He told reporters: “They have to act. They have to act fast.” Sudden Removal of Federal Prosecutor Raises Concerns Trump ousted Erik Siebert, the U.S. attorney who declined to charge Comey and James.He nominated Lindsey Halligan, a former insurance lawyer and his personal legal team member, to replace Siebert.Halligan has no prior prosecutorial experience, prompting questions about Justice…
Hackers targeted check-in and boarding software, forcing Brussels, Berlin Brandenburg, and Heathrow airports to operate manually. Brussels Faces Flight Disruptions Brussels Airport confirmed the attack hit its service provider, not airlines directly.Nine flights canceled, four diverted, and 15 delayed over an hour.Airport warned 35,000 passengers to check flight status before arriving Saturday.Officials canceled half of Sunday departures to prevent overcrowding and further delays. Software Provider Reports System Breach Collins Aerospace acknowledged a “cyber-related disruption” at select airports.Its software normally lets passengers check in, print boarding passes, and create bag tags.The company has not specified repair timelines or breach details. Berlin…
The US imposed 50% tariffs on EU steel and aluminium in June, demanding proof of origin for finished products.Importers must track material origins, creating extra costs on top of baseline tariffs, EU industry representatives say. Complex Rules Strain Supply Chains ACEA explained the “melt and pour” rule requires coordination across multiple suppliers, many lacking the needed information.Parts combining steel, aluminium, and copper fall under several tariff categories, further complicating compliance.In August, the US added 407 products, including machinery, fire extinguishers, wind turbines, and construction materials. Industries Face Rising Costs and Administration ACEA said generic materials for car production now face…
Hans Velten Reisch angered residents by posting a sign banning Jews from his Flensburg store.The note read: “Jews are banned from here! Nothing personal. No antisemitism. Just can’t stand you.”Police removed the sign Wednesday evening to prevent escalation and protect public order, spokesperson Philipp Renoncourt said.Reporters noted the message remained visible inside the shop on a wall opposite the entrance.The sign triggered heated debate locally and online, with many users condemning its discriminatory content.Some compared the message to Nazi-era policies, while others called for boycotts or protests.By Thursday, protesters smeared slogans like “Nazis out” across the shop window. Political Leaders…
The Prioritised Ukraine Requirements List (PURL) collects NATO contributions to buy US weapons, ammunition, and military equipment.President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Ukraine expects $3.5 billion by next month to purchase arms and sustain its war effort.All NATO members, except the United States, contribute to PURL to strengthen Ukraine’s defense.“We received over $2 billion from our partners for PURL,” Zelenskyy said at a Kyiv news conference with European Parliament President Roberta Metsola.He added, “We will get more funds in October. I expect around $3.5–3.6 billion.”Zelenskyy did not specify the first shipments’ contents but confirmed Patriot missiles and HIMARS munitions would arrive.Patriot systems…
Taliban leader Hibatullah Akhundzada banned fibre optic internet across Balkh province to “prevent immorality,” officials confirmed Tuesday. Government offices, businesses, schools, and homes lost Wi-Fi, though mobile data remains functional. Authorities promised to build an alternative network to cover essential services within Afghanistan. Residents Face Work and Connectivity Challenges One resident reported losing home internet days earlier. His provider initially claimed a technical problem that would resolve soon. He said fast internet is crucial for communicating with clients and companies outside Afghanistan and may move provinces to maintain his work. First Restriction of Its Kind Authorities imposed this ban for…
Investors rushed to buy Alphabet shares after a US judge blocked a forced Chrome sale. The ruling ended a five-year antitrust battle and protected Google’s core businesses. Shares climbed more than 4% Monday in Europe, extending gains over 30% since January. Alphabet now joins the elite $3 trillion club alongside Nvidia, Microsoft, and Apple. Nvidia leads at $4.2 trillion (€3.57tr), Microsoft follows at $3.8 trillion (€3.23tr), and Apple ranks at $3.5 trillion (€3tr). Judge Allows Google to Keep Core Assets The Department of Justice had demanded Alphabet sell Chrome and possibly Android due to competition concerns. Google’s search division generates…
VIENNA/KYIV — Europe often prides itself on being a refuge for those persecuted under authoritarian regimes. The promise is clear: dissidents, whistleblowers and political opponents should find safety in the West. But the reality is far more complicated. Across the continent, refugees describe political prosecutions, threats, and harassment that follow them even into exile. It is a quiet conflict that unfolds away from front pages — a campaign waged against those who challenge entrenched power. The accusations are familiar: embezzlement, money laundering, abuse of office. Allegations that sound grave, but under scrutiny often collapse. The Case of Kyrylo Shevchenko Few…