Berlin Pride assault suspect killed by police

Ballout drove a van into a crowd at the Tiergarten near a Pride event venue and attacked with a bladed weapon, possibly a machete, seriously injuring many, with one woman killed and 29 people hurt, Dobrindt stated. Ballout was known to authorities for criminal activities, radicalization, and Islamist ties, which led to a previous conviction, said Dobrindt.
A WELT report indicated that Ballout was

Odesa, Ukraine, July 26 Eurotoday Newspaper — Ukraine cargo ship attack developments took another turn after Ukrainian officials confirmed that a merchant vessel sank about a week after being struck by Russian fire near the Black Sea coast. The vessel had remained afloat following the initial attack but later succumbed to extensive structural damage. Officials said the incident highlights the co

Will the lessons of totalitarianism be forgotten!?
On July 21, the budget committee took the first step toward closing the Commission for Disclosure of Documents and for Declaration of Affiliation of Bulgarian Citizens to the State Security and Intelligence Services of the Bulgarian People’s Army (KRDOPBGDSRSBNA), citing arguments for savings. Despite appeals from scientists, journalists, lawyers

For drivers, it was proposed to neutralize the impact on pump prices by reducing taxes accordingly, which would require regular tax revisions. For buildings, only low-income households would be compensated through an increase in the energy check.
This compensation was deemed insufficient by Valérie Létard, the Housing Minister at the time. “When does one become modest or not? We’re tal

Budapest, July 26 Eurotoday Newspaper — F1 Hungarian GP results saw Lando Norris claim victory for McLaren after leading a controlled race at the Hungaroring. The British driver converted pole position into a crucial win, finishing ahead of Red Bull’s Max Verstappen. Mercedes driver Kimi Antonelli completed the podium to extend his lead in the Formula 1 drivers’ championship before the summer br

The Iron Pillar in Delhi
Metals typically have a limited lifespan, with iron quickly corroding when exposed to the environment. However, in the courtyard of the Quwwat-ul-Islam mosque in Delhi stands an anomaly: an iron pillar that defies this natural decay.
The pillar stands 7.21 meters tall from top to base, with 1.12 meters underground. The capital measures 306 mm and the structure weighs over

New Delhi, July 26 Eurotoday Newspaper — RBI inflation outlook remained under close watch after Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said the Union Budget includes adequate buffers to absorb inflation risks while maintaining India’s growth trajectory. The remarks come as policymakers monitor food prices, global energy costs and international economic uncertainty that could affect inflation in the

Throughout the four-year conflict, Russian President Vladimir Putin has increasingly depended on North Korea to provide artillery shells and missiles. The involvement of North Korean troops raises concerns about Russia potentially sharing military expertise with Kim Jong Un’s regime in Pyongyang.
“Russia is aiding North Korea in learning warfare, enhancing its weapons, and acquiring pr

An investigation in southern Italy has exposed a chilling practice after authorities discovered cats with rags soaked in flammable liquid tied to their tails. These animals were released into dry vegetation, becoming moving fire sources that resulted in a series of forest fires in Calabria, according to CNN.
Domenico Costarella of the local Civil Protection Agency stated that the cats ran, spread

London, July 25 Eurotoday Newspaper — Institutional investing is under close attention after LSEG’s Lipper division launched a review into a transaction that affected its fixed-income fund flow data. The company is examining whether an unusually large movement reflected genuine investor activity or an operational event. The review comes after preliminary figures suggested record weekly outflows