European Commission Proposes Tariff Revisions on Chinese Electric Vehicles
The European Commission’s proposed tariff revisions on Chinese electric vehicles could reshape the global automotive market, leaving industry observers uncertain […]
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UK May Fine Employers for Contacting Employees Out of Hours
The UK is contemplating stringent labor laws aimed at preventing employers from contacting employees beyond regular working hours. At a
AI Regulation Is Here: European Union Begins First Legal Framework
The European Union has taken a significant step towards regulating artificial intelligence with the implementation of the AI Act, effective
China Brokers Palestinian Reconciliation Deal Amid Gaza Conflict
Palestinian groups have reached a unity agreement in Beijing, raising questions about future governance and China’s role in Middle East
Hungary Threatens to Block EU Aid to Ukraine Over Oil Transit Dispute
Hungary raises stakes in its dispute with Ukraine over Russian oil transit, threatening to block crucial EU military aid. At
Arrest: Russian National Plotted to Disrupt Olympics
French authorities have arrested a Russian man on suspicion of planning acts to destabilize the Paris Olympics, set to begin
Von der Leyen Slams Orbán’s Moscow Trip, Meloni Votes Against Her Re-election
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen confronts opposition from multiple fronts as she criticizes Hungary’s Viktor Orbán and loses
Macron Seeks “Governing Pact” as French Elections Yield No Clear Winner
France faces political gridlock as recent snap parliamentary elections fail to produce a clear majority, forcing President Macron to call
Pope Excommunicates Former US Envoy
Pope Francis has taken the significant step of excommunicating Archbishop Carlo Maria Viganò, a former Vatican ambassador to the United
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Trump and Biden Clash Over Ukraine War at Presidential Debate
At a glance: • Trump claims Putin would not have invaded Ukraine if he were still president • Biden accuses