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Wednesday 17:13

The European Parliament and the Council have agreed to extend the EU Gas Storage Regulation until 2027, ensuring security of energy supply.

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Wednesday 17:09

President Trump said Putin must end the war in Ukraine and suggested sending Patriot systems and US financial assistance.

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Wednesday 15:52

For the first time, Bulgaria's solar energy production exceeded national consumption, setting a record on June 20, 2025.

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Wednesday 15:51

Seoul Central Court has rejected a request to arrest former president Yoon Suk Yeol on charges of obstruction of justice.

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Wednesday 14:59

At the NATO summit, Trump dismissed DIA estimates, saying the US strikes had a major impact on Iran's nuclear program.

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Wednesday 14:45

NATO leaders agreed to allocate 5% of GDP to defense and security by 2035, reaffirming their commitment to collective defense and support for Ukraine.

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Wednesday 14:30

Dmitry Medvedev says the European Union poses a direct threat to Russia by opposing Ukraine's membership.

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Wednesday 13:14

Andrew Tate will appear in court in 2026 in the civil abuse lawsuit filed by four women. He denies the allegations.

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Wednesday 12:42

France's Economy Ministry has sanctioned Tesla for deceptive business practices, forcing the company to correct its sales methods.

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Wednesday 12:27

The ship 'Morning Midas' sank after a fire, carrying 70 electric vehicles and 681 hybrid cars. The crew was rescued, but there are risks of pollution.

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Wednesday 12:21

The South Korean government has again approved contacts with North Korea, marking a change from its previous conservative policy.

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Wednesday 12:13

A US judge has ruled that Anthropic can use copyrighted books to train AI, invoking the doctrine of fair use.

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Wednesday 12:03

The Romanian airbase played a crucial role in the logistics of Operation Midnight Hammer, with frequent flights by US and NATO aircraft.

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Wednesday 11:56

China's Ministry of State Security accuses the CIA of ridiculous attempts to recruit Chinese citizens through job offers on social networks.

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Wednesday 11:49

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban says Russia is not a threat to NATO, highlighting economic challenges in global trade.

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Wednesday 11:41

Ionuț Moșteanu will sign an agreement with the Netherlands for the donation of 18 F-16 airplanes, thus improving the Romanian Air Force.

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Wednesday 11:26

Mark Rutte, the head of NATO, said there is no alternative to increasing defense spending, given the threats from Russia and other states.

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Wednesday 11:09

U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has rehired 942 previously laid-off CDC and NIH employees, recognizing the need.

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Wednesday 10:56

Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinian announces that security forces foiled a coup attempt involving an opposition archbishop amid tensions with the Church.

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Wednesday 10:50

Vietnam has reduced the number of offenses carrying the death penalty from 18 to 10, including corruption and espionage, under a new law.

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