France closed four booths of Israeli weapons at the Paris Air Show
France closed the main booths of four Israeli companies at the Paris Air Show because these companies displayed bombs and other offensive weapons.
moreFrance closed the main booths of four Israeli companies at the Paris Air Show because these companies displayed bombs and other offensive weapons.
moreOn June 9, 2025, Russia launched a "night attack" involving the firing of 479 drones across Ukraine's entire territory, setting a record for the largest scale since the war began.
moreRussian President Vladimir Putin told US President Donald Trump that Moscow is prepared to launch a new round of peace talks with the Kyiv government after the exchange of prisoners of war and the remains of soldiers between Russia and Ukraine on June 22.
moreOfficial data released on Thursday (June 12th) showed that after US President Trump introduced new tariff measures, British goods exports to the United States recorded the largest decline ever in April, pushing the UK's goods trade deficit to the highest level in more than three years.
moreThe European Union and the United Kingdom announced on Wednesday that they have reached an agreement to relax cross-border trade and travel restrictions in Gibraltar.
moreEuropean Commission President Ursula von der Leyen said on Tuesday (June 10) that the European Commission has proposed the 18th round of sanctions against Russia for its invasion of Ukraine, aiming to target Russia's energy revenue and military industry.
moreThe UK will impose sanctions on two far-right Israeli ministers. The Israeli government will hold a special meeting next week to discuss how to respond to this "outrageous" decision.
moreJune 10th News. Italy held two highly anticipated referendums from June 8th to 9th.
moreTikTok announced on Monday (June 9th) that the group plans to increase its investment in the UK and create 500 new jobs. The UK is the largest user base of TikTok in Europe.
moreItalian voters held a referendum on easing citizenship regulations and strengthening labor laws. The government led by Prime Minister Meloni opposed both proposals and called on the public to abstain.
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