European Commissioner for Defense Andrius Kubilius said that stocks of all types of weapons of the EU countries, including missiles and ammunition, are at a very low level.
“Stocks of all types of weapons,…
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There is an acute shortage of all types of weapons in the EU – European Commissioner Kubilius
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China is trying to play peacemaker in the Iran war
His efforts appear to have worked. China’s Foreign Ministry said the two were making “new efforts towards advocating for peace.” The joint statement agreed that dialogue and diplomacy were “the only viable option to resolve conflicts”, and it…
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Why Europe is wrong to think Iran is ‘not our war’
Among the pub-table strategists and commentators in Europe talking about Iran you often hear the phrase, “This is not our war.”
That’s a view as wrong as it is strategically unwise.
Of course it is our war. It is far more our war than…
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Iran war threatens high-margin Gulf market for luxury cars
LONDON/BERLIN/MILAN: Luxury carmakers are bracing for a hit to one of their most profitable markets as the war in Iran disrupts demand in the Gulf, a region known for high-margin bespoke sales.
A laser-engraved hood inspired by Arabian…
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Fuel spike forces airlines into fares versus demand trade-off
WASHINGTON, D.C.: Airlines are scrambling to adjust fares and flight schedules as a sharp rise in fuel costs threatens profitability and risks dampening travel demand.
Global airlines have begun hiking fares and cutting capacity to cope with the…
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Hiker’s dog lost in forest rescued by helicopter after strangers fund search
WELLINGTON, New Zealand — When a hiker fell from a 55-meter (180-foot) waterfall in wild New Zealand bush, rescuers were forced to evacuate the badly hurt woman without her dog, which couldn’t be found. After strangers raised thousands of…
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EU steps up support for disaster preparedness and humanitarian aid in Asia
The European Commission has released nearly €11 million to support humanitarian aid and strengthen disaster preparedness across Asia in 2026.
Over €8.7m will fund disaster preparedness initiatives throughout the region, the majority…
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New framework to measure knowledge valorization
The Commission has published the outcomes of an expert study providing a new framework to track how research is turned into value in member states and associated countries of the European Research Area (ERA). The proposed framework will help…
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Lost dog reunited with owner week after she fell down a waterfall
When Jessica Johnston fell 180 feet down a waterfall in New Zealand, she was lucky to survive. She got even luckier a week later, when a helicopter crew found her missing dog Molly, shivering and alone, in the…
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Stanford University wins battle to keep diaries of Mao Zedong's secretary
Stanford said the papers, which mentioned the Tiananmen Massacre, would be banned if returned to Beijing.
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