The omnibus bill aims to reduce reporting obligations for companies under the bloc’s sustainability disclosure and supply chain transparency rules. Cutting red tape for businesses has become a top priority for von der Leyen in her second…
A Soviet-designed MiG-25 interceptor captured by US forces in Iraq in 2003 will go on public display at the National Museum of the US Air Force starting October 7.
According to The National…
Russia’s army on Wednesday claimed to have captured another village in Ukraine’s eastern Dnipropetrovsk region, accelerating its advance into an area that had previously been largely spared Moscow’s intensive ground offensive.
The…
Although Russia’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine has given new momentum to the European Union’s enlargement process, further progress is being hindered by unresolved bilateral disputes.
In cataloguing the various disputes, this…
Russian President Vladimir Putin on Monday signed the withdrawal of Russia from the European Convention for the Prevention of Torture into law. The move effectively eliminates oversight of the country’s prisons and detention facilities at a…
Donald Trump’s push to retake Afghanistan’s Bagram airbase has drawn sharp warnings from the Taliban, Russia, and China, with fears that the move could spark a wider geopolitical conflict.
ISLAMABAD (AP) — The Taliban government on Wednesday rejected reports of a nationwide internet ban in Afghanistan, saying old fiber optic cables are worn out and are being replaced.
The announcement was…
Archaeologists have unmasked Colombian mummies and digitally reconstructed their faces,…
The EU’s latest rule-of-law drama isn’t in Warsaw or Budapest — it’s brewing quietly in Sofia.
Unlike Poland and Hungary, Bulgaria isn’t rewriting or bending its constitution to political will, nor is it openly defying Brussels.
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