EU fine of 798 million for Facebook’s Marketplace

Carney highlighted “the possibility of a more lasting end to hostilities,” and considered France’s decision to include leaders of Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, and the UAE in an expanded G7 summit as “timely.”
However, Carney stressed that any credible agreement must involve “a broader cessation of hostilities, including in Lebanon.”
Martin, whose government has b

Gaza Strip, June 13 – Eurotoday Newspaper — Middle East conflict impact remains a major concern as ongoing instability continues affecting families, communities, and economies throughout the region. Humanitarian organizations, governments, and international institutions are closely monitoring developments as the Middle East conflict impact extends beyond immediate security concerns and influence

At least seven civilians were killed in villages in Mambasa Territory, Ituri province, on Sunday, according to humanitarian partners. The attack comes after weeks of escalating violence in the province, bringing May’s death toll to over 170. Violence also persists in North and South Kivu provinces, where armed clashes hinder access to fields and impede humanitarian and health workers in the

Jerusalem, Israel, June 13 – Eurotoday Newspaper — Regional security tensions continue drawing international attention as diplomatic negotiations, military activity, and geopolitical developments shape the outlook for the Middle East. Governments, investors, and policy experts are closely monitoring events across the region as regional security tensions influence security planning, economic expe

Sweden announced on Saturday that it deployed JAS 39 Gripen fighter jets on Friday to intercept Russian military aircraft that appeared to approach Swedish borders.
The Swedish military indicated in a statement that on Friday there were two separate occurrences when Russian Su-24 and Su-34 fighter jets flew in the Baltic Sea area but did not enter Swedish airspace.
“Russia’s actions ar

A proposal centered on housing and infrastructure may lead Switzerland into a conflict with the EU regarding labor, borders, and asylum cooperation.
Swiss voters are approaching a national ballot on whether to restrict the permanent resident population below 10 million until 2050. If approved, this could force Switzerland to limit family reunification and asylum measures, affecting its free movem

Jerusalem, Israel, June 13 – Eurotoday Newspaper — Regional security risks are drawing renewed international attention as governments across the Middle East closely monitor ongoing diplomatic developments involving major global and regional powers. Policymakers, security analysts, and investors continue evaluating how changing geopolitical conditions could influence stability, cooperation, and f

The Kremlin has long expressed concerns over Ukraine’s growing connections with Western nations, including discussions about joining NATO, using this as part of their initial reasoning for launching a full-scale invasion in February 2022.
“This acknowledges the determination, bravery, and hard work of both countries in pursuing reforms, even amidst significant challenges,” stated

Two long World Cup absences meet in Group C as the expanded tournament gives smaller football nations a larger stage
Scotland faces Haiti in Boston on Saturday night as they make their return to the men’s World Cup after a 28-year absence. This Group C opener is more than just a match; it’s a test of preparation and identity for both teams, reflecting how football’s biggest tournament now

They start this Saturday (June 13) and continue on June 20 and 27, and July 4, at the Cathedral of St. Michael and St. Gudula in Brussels.
For the third consecutive year, this is organised by the Ars in Cathedrali association.
From noon to 12.45pm, the world famous German composer will be celebrated by organists Ben Van Nespen, Charlène Bertholet, Annelies Focquaert, and Momoyo Kokubu.
The conce