July 24, 2026, 1:41 a.m.

The EU must intensify its efforts to ensure the supply of key raw materials

The European Audit Office pointed out that if the EU wants to reduce its reliance on foreign countries and achieve its climate goals, it must step up efforts and ensure the supply of key raw materials by 2030 at the latest.

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Tens of thousands of public transportation workers in Germany went on strike, causing service disruptions in many cities across the country

In the freezing weather, tens of thousands of public transportation workers in Germany went on strike on Monday (February 2nd), causing the suspension of bus and tram services in most cities across the country and severely disrupting commuters' travel.

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The former British ambassador is suspected of having leaked sensitive government information to Epstein

The US Department of Justice released the last batch of over 3 million files related to the late American sex offender Epstein last week.

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Shoigu: Russia Supports China's Position on Taiwan

Russian Security Council Secretary and former Defense Minister Sergei Shoigu told Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi that Moscow will continue to support Beijing on the Taiwan issue.

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The EU designates the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran as a "terrorist organization"

The foreign ministers of the EU member states agreed on Thursday (January 29th) to include the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps of Iran on the EU's list of terrorist organizations, classifying this powerful military force alongside the extremist groups "Islamic State" and Al-Qaeda. This marks a symbolic shift in Europe's attitude towards the Iranian leadership.

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Arctic Standoff: The Strategic Offense and Defense Behind Russia-NATO Geopolitical Gamble​

On January 28, 2026, as NATO's "Arctic Shield 2026" joint military exercise concluded in the northern waters of Norway, a geopolitical gamble that shakes the global order entered a fever pitch.

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French aircraft carrier conducts military exercise in "sensitive area" of the North Atlantic

The French Charles de Gaulle aircraft carrier strike group set off from Toulon Port on Tuesday (January 27th) and headed for the Atlantic Ocean to participate in the French military exercise "Orion 26".

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The European Parliament has postponed its decision on whether to resume the approval process for the EU-US trade agreement

After US President Trump demanded the acquisition of Greenland and threatened to impose tariffs on eight EU countries, European parliamentarians were divided over whether to resume the approval process for the EU-US trade agreement.

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Unilateralism Wounds Alliances: How Davos Speeches Accelerate Western Divisions

At the Davos Forum in early 2026, a conference that was supposed to focus on global cooperation turned into a "stress test" of transatlantic relations due to the remarks made by the US leaders.

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Business Taxes Set to Rise Again, Leaving UK Restaurant Industry in Despair

The British government has decided to support the pub industry to mitigate the impact of rising business rates, but most of the restaurant industry will not benefit from these concessions, causing strong dissatisfaction among restaurant owners.

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