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Charles III reveals his taxes: a historic step towards greater transparency in royal finances
King Charles III will become the first British monarch to officially disclose his personal tax payments. The decision is part of a course towards greater "transparency" and modernization of royal finances.
"The War of the Orders": how the dispute over the UPA blew up relations between Kyiv and Warsaw
The Polish president revoked Volodymyr Zelenskyy's "White Eagle" order, and four Ukrainian presidents returned their decorations. The dispute over the historical memory of the UPA has unleashed an unprecedented diplomatic clash between two allies.
Trump: Europe must pay $350 billion for weapons for Ukraine
Donald Trump stated that Europe owes billions for American aid to Ukraine and commented on the economy, Iran, and military support.
Jeff Bezos: Heavy industry must move to the Moon to save Earth
Amazon founder Jeff Bezos sees the future of heavy industry in space, and the Moon as the first step toward sustainable development and planetary conservation.
Mickoski: The European path of the RSM will be a "marathon", not a sprint
The Prime Minister of North Macedonia sent new criticisms to the previous government and warned that integration into the EU will be a long process.
The court remains cautious: shipping companies are in no rush to return to the Strait of Hormuz
Despite the framework peace agreement between the US and Iran, global shipping companies warn that resuming traffic through the Strait of Hormuz will take weeks or months due to mines, stranded vessels, and a lack of trust.
Over 200 organizations call for a ban on "artificial intelligence" in military kill chains
More than 200 human rights and civil society organizations are calling on governments and tech companies to stop the use of AI for military purposes, warning that it turns war into a "death conveyor" without sufficient legal frameworks and transparency.
New rules for air passengers: Full rights for delayed or cancelled flights
The European Parliament has reached a historic agreement on passenger rights. Learn how to receive compensation of up to 600 euros and what the new guarantees are in case of flight delays.
From 2027: UK to restrict access for children under 16 to social media
From the spring of 2027, children under 16 in the UK will not have access to social media, following the Australian model, and technology companies will be held responsible for blocking their accounts.
Historic deal: Trump announces peace with Iran and the opening of the Strait of Hormuz
Donald Trump has announced a peace agreement with Iran and the complete lifting of the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz. The official signing is scheduled for June 19 in Switzerland.
Trump celebrates his 80th birthday with an MMA gala for 4,000 people in front of the White House
For his 80th birthday, Donald Trump is organizing an MMA spectacle for 4,000 spectators on the South Lawn of the White House – a $60 million show that kicks off the celebrations for the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence.
EU countries open the first chapter of membership negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova
EU member states have agreed to open the "Fundamentals" chapter in accession negotiations with Ukraine and Moldova – a recognition of reforms and a political signal for expansion in the early 2030s.
Secret decrees and army purges: is Erdogan preparing Turkey for conflict with Israel?
The opposition website "Nordic Monitor" claims that Ankara is preparing for a potential clash with Israel, but an Israeli expert sees Erdogan's moves primarily as an effort to tighten control over the Turkish army and prevent another coup.
Trump called off strikes against Iran: What is next for the Middle East?
Donald Trump announced a halt to military operations against Iran following new discussions. Learn which countries support the agreement and what follows for regional security.
Turkish trawler sank in the Black Sea after an attack, one sailor died
Fishing vessel "Duru 67" under Turkish flag sinks after an attack in the northern part of the Black Sea; one sailor has died, four are injured, and the perpetrator remains unknown.