Cuban dissidents urge the EU to redirect support from Cuba to Ukraine
Cuban dissidents have asked the European Union to stop financially supporting the Castro government and send funds to Ukraine.
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Back to the newest briefsFortum applies for Swedish state support for new nuclear power
Fortum's NuCore Energi has applied for government support to develop new nuclear generation in Sweden.
AI may detect cardiovascular disease in women using mammograms
Research suggests artificial intelligence could help identify cardiovascular disease in women from mammograms.
Italian F-35 deployment in Finland highlighted
A report describes an unusual Italian F-35 operation in Finland and provides details from a military colonel.
Russian strikes cause daytime terror in Kyiv region
Reports indicate Russian attacks targeting locations in the Kyiv region during the day.
Indonesia and Australia pursue resilience partnership on food and energy
Indonesia and Australia are advancing a partnership focused on food and energy resilience.
Finland ends funding for UN Palestinian refugee agency
Finland has ended its funding for the United Nations agency serving Palestinian refugees. The decision affects international support for the agency.
India develops early warning system for glacier disasters
India's Central Building Research Institute is developing an early warning system for glacier-related disasters. The system is intended to improve preparedness for such events.
Swiss companies face challenges doing business with Cuba
Swiss companies are reportedly encountering significant difficulties in conducting business with Cuba. The headline does not specify the measures or their scale.
Tornado hits two beach clubs in Atlantic Beach
A tornado struck the Sun and Surf Beach Club and Silver Point Beach Club in Atlantic Beach.
Six EU states call for major cuts to proposed EU budget
Six EU member states have called for a drastic reduction in the budget proposed by Brussels.
Hamas compared with Islamic State by dissident
Hamas dissident Hamza Howidy said Hamas differs little from the Islamic State.
Ukraine reports intensified fighting across three fronts
Ukraine reportedly launched intensified attacks across three fronts from Kharkiv to Zaporizhzhia, threatening several Russian positions.
Policymakers see upside risks to inflation
Policymakers concluded that risks to the inflation outlook are tilted to the upside.
Venezuela’s oil strategy reshapes PDVSA spending
Changes in Venezuela’s light crude strategy are reshaping spending by state oil company PDVSA.
Pentagon to withdraw 1,100 troops from U.S.-Mexico border mission
The Pentagon is pulling 1,100 troops from the U.S.-Mexico border mission.
Ryanair says it will operate normally despite airport closure
Ryanair reportedly plans to operate normally despite an airport closure, creating confusion over flight operations.
Vietnam adjusts weapons production to battlefield requirements
Vietnam is adjusting weapons production in response to requirements from the battlefield. The headline does not specify the conflict or the scale of the changes.
Zumwalt returns to San Diego for maintenance
The Zumwalt returned to San Diego for maintenance after changing course.
Pecém fuel terminal to serve northeastern Brazil
A fuel terminal at Pecém is set to serve Brazil’s Northeast.
Cisneros launches $1 billion fund to invest in Venezuela
Cisneros has announced a $1 billion fund intended to invest in Venezuela.
Heavy rain floods roundabout in Erith
A roundabout in Erith was flooded after hours of heavy rain.
Raytheon completes $50 million expansion of Mississippi facility
RTX’s Raytheon completed a $50 million expansion of its manufacturing facility in Mississippi.
Russia reportedly uses a special Iskander missile variant for the first time
A report says Russia has fired a special variant of the Iskander missile for the first time.
Bulgaria to acquire seven minehunter ships for Black Sea security
Bulgaria is purchasing seven minehunter vessels from Belgium and the Netherlands to protect the Black Sea.
Trump criticizes Ukraine’s president and says he is not ready for peace
Donald Trump publicly rebuked Ukraine’s president and said he was not ready for peace.
Iran scrambles to preserve trade as US threatens secondary sanctions
Iran is seeking to maintain foreign commerce after the United Arab Emirates suspended trade relations and Washington threatened sanctions against countries retaining financial ties. China remains Iran’s main buyer of oil and largest trading partner.
Iran · United States · United Arab Emirates · China · Turkey · Pakistan · Iraq
Trump’s congressional speech expected to focus on Ukraine and national security
A planned speech by Donald Trump is expected to address Ukraine and US national security.
Uganda advances environmental restoration as EACOP approaches first oil
The East African Crude Oil Pipeline project is increasing environmental restoration efforts as Uganda's first oil production approaches.
Cyberattack hits Manchester, Stansted and East Midlands airports
Manchester, Stansted and East Midlands airports were reportedly hit by a cyberattack. The supplied headlines do not provide new casualty or operational impact figures.
Hamas reportedly agrees to hand over power in Gaza
Nickolay Mladenov says Hamas has agreed to transfer governing authority in Gaza.
Analysis examines Serbia’s regional nationalist strategy
The article examines the concept of a “Serbian World” and its relationship to policies associated with Slobodan Milošević and Aleksandar Vučić.
Russian strikes affect Bulgarian delegation in Odesa
A Bulgarian delegation was caught in Odesa during Russian strikes, according to the headline.
Possible ancient Greek military camp discovered in Uzbekistan
Researchers may have found a military camp in Uzbekistan dating back about 2,200 years.
Reports concern U.S. voters and Trump sanctions
The headlines reference U.S. voter demands for respect and sanctions associated with Trump.
Intelligence report alleges major Chinese election interference cover-up
An intelligence report alleges a cover-up involving significant Chinese interference in an election.
British woman dies after being trapped by wildfire in Spain
A British woman died from burns after becoming trapped by a wildfire at a villa in Spain.
Biofuel plants near capacity as feedstock demand grows
Biofuel plants are operating near capacity while demand for feedstock increases.
Kenya set to join Budapest Convention on Cybercrime
Kenya is set to join the Budapest Convention, an international framework for cooperation against cybercrime.
US Black Hawk crashes during military exercise in Colorado
A US Black Hawk helicopter crashed during a military exercise in Colorado; the headline also notes a Hungarian Gripen crash the previous day.