In a hall at Brussels’ Train World museum, two elderly men stood side by side — one a Holocaust survivor, the other the son of a Nazi collaborator.
The event earlier this week was part of an exhibition exploring the role of Belgian railways…
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The IDF has announced strikes on nuclear facilities and weapons production sites in Iran
The Israel Defence Forces have announced that they have carried out strikes against targets linked to Iran’s nuclear programme and weapons production. According to the IDF, more than 50 aircraft were involved in the…
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Countries sidestep WTO deadlock to implement e-commerce deal – POLITICO
“Today, ministers decided to, let’s just move on,” South Korean Trade Minister Yeo Han-koo told POLITICO. “Don’t wait until everybody agrees on everything. Because time is of the essence.”
Han-koo labeled it a “practical…
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Humpback whale captivating Germany has stranded again off Baltic Sea coast
BERLIN (AP) — A humpback whale that was freed after becoming stuck for several days in shallow water at a Baltic Sea resort in Germany was stranded again on Saturday after failing to find its way back to…
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Iran has a new demand to end the war – and it could bring in billions
When an Iranian official this week laid out a list of demands to end the war started by the United States and Israel, he added an item that hadn’t been on Tehran’s list before: recognition of Iran’s…
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Zelenskyy visits Gulf Arab states to talk drone defense and seek strategic ties – Audacy
Zelenskyy visits Gulf Arab states to talk drone defense and seek strategic ties Audacy
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Russia sells reserve gold for first time in 25 years to fund Ukraine war deficit: Report
Russia has begun selling physical gold from its central bank reserves for the first time in 25 years, as the government seeks to plug a widening budget deficit driven by sustained military expenditure, according to a report by Berlin-based news…
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Dogs Were Humans’ Best Friends Far Earlier Than Anyone Believed
A 15,800-year-old canine from central Türkiye and a 14,300-year-old jawbone from Gough’s Cave in Somerset have provided the oldest genetic evidence of domestic dogs identified so far. The findings push the confirmed record of dogs back by…
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