Slovenia Opposes Proposed Changes to Air Passenger Rights

Al-Awda Hospital reported receiving the body of a 42-year-old man along with 29 others injured near a GHF aid distribution location. The military acknowledged firing warning shots but stated no casualties were observed.
A GHF spokesperson assured the AP that no violence occurred at its distribution sites.
According to media sources quoting local health authorities and eyewitnesses, at least 31 pe

Nuclear weapons are some of mankind’s most powerful and lethal weapons. Nuclear weapons are the most deadly and destructive of all known weapons. Nuclear weapons are not powerful enough to wipe out an entire nation.To answer this, it is necessary to examine a number of variables including nuclear weaponry power, nuclear bomb size, nuclear bomb location, nuclear explosion immediate and lasting co

Consolidated B-24 Liberator: one of World War II’s most iconic bombers. It was famous for its high range, large payload capacity and flexibility. Consolidated Aircraft Corporation designed the B-24.
The B-24 Liberator was a critical component of Allied operations in various theaters. This article focuses on the B-24 Liberator’s heritage, history, design, and specifications.
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Brussels (Eurotoday) -The European Union’s new 300 million euro Ukraine export credit guarantee program, which helps European businesses doing business with Ukrainian competitors, has officially welcomed Denmark as its first member.
In the next weeks, the European Commission, national agencies, and the European Union lending arm, the EIB Group, are anticipated to reach more than a dozen comparab

Most people familiar with EU affairs know the single market is a myth. Hailed as the bedrock of the European Union, it was never completed and is now crumbling.
Saving it is vital but difficult. The Commission has just announced a new single market ‘strategy’, although it remains to be seen how effective the Brussels executive’s efforts will be. Its recent track record is disappointing.
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Tout était sans doute dans le “pour le moment”, qui, selon certains, révélait une forme de déni de réalité. Cependant, ses partisans y ont peut-être vu la marque de son éternel optimisme : “Emmanuel, c’est le mec qui sort avec 20 centimes du casino, convaincu qu’il va se refaire”, disent souvent de lui Alexis Kohler, son ancien secrétaire général, ou Philippe Grangeon, son ex-conseiller spécial, à

Ljubljana – Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob voiced regret over the U.S. decision on Thursday to impose sanctions on four International Criminal Court (ICC) judges, including Slovenian judge Beti Hohler. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that Slovenia will advocate for the immediate activation of the European Union’s blocking statute, given that Hohler is an EU citizen.
According to the

In an international climate marred by deepening fissures and geopolitical fault lines, the idea of resolving disputes through dialogue rather than domination has come to sound almost quaint. Yet on May 30 in Hong Kong, a gathering of 400 dignitaries from 85 countries and nearly 20 international organizations quietly ushered in what could prove to be a transformative experiment in conflict resolu

A judge at the High Court of England and Wales issued a formal warning to legal professionals, stating that lawyers submitting fictitious cases generated by artificial intelligence could face criminal charges.
The senior judge reprimanded lawyers in two cases for allegedly using AI tools in preparing written arguments for court.
“There are serious implications for justice administration and public

The European Commission (EC) has provided five recommendations to Bulgaria in its spring report as part of the European Semester. These include strengthening collective expenditure and defense readiness, ensuring timely reforms and investments outlined in the Recovery and Resilience Plan, and implementing Cohesion Policy programs. Additionally, the EC advises creating conditions conducive to enhan