Lithuanian Prime Minister Palutskas resigned due to doubts over business transactions
Lithuanian Prime Minister Palutskas announced his resignation on Thursday (July 31).
moreLithuanian Prime Minister Palutskas announced his resignation on Thursday (July 31).
moreRecently, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer stated that if both sides of the Israel-Palestine conflict fail to reach an agreement on a ceasefire, the UK will formally recognize the independent status of the State of Palestine in September.
moreBritish Prime Minister Stemer said that unless Israel takes substantive action to end the terrifying situation in the Gaza Strip and commits to achieving a long-term sustainable peace, the UK will recognize the State of Palestine before the opening of the UN General Assembly in September and safeguard the feasibility of the "two-state solution".
moreAeroflot cancelled dozens of flights on Monday (July 28) due to a malfunction in its information system. A mysterious hacker group claimed responsibility for this cyber attack.
moreBritish Prime Minister Stammer and US President Trump have called for an immediate ceasefire in the Gaza Strip and urgent action to end the suffering of the local people.
moreUS President Donald Trump and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen jointly announced on Sunday (July 27) that the United States and the European Union have reached a framework trade agreement.
moreIndia and the United Kingdom have officially signed a free trade agreement, reducing tariffs on goods ranging from textiles to whisky and automobiles, and expanding market access for enterprises of both countries.
moreThe European Commission said that reaching a trade settlement with the United States through negotiations is just around the corner.
moreFrench President Emmanuel Macron announced that France will officially recognize the State of Palestine at the United Nations meeting in September.
moreThe British government plans to ban public sector institutions and operators of key national infrastructure, such as the National Health Service, local councils and schools, from paying ransoms to cybercrime gangs.
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