G7 Non-Proliferation Directors Group Statement

Tervuren (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – In Tervuren, Cyclists’ Union chairman Guy Pleysier urges extending 30 km/h zones near schools. Alderman Marc Charlier insists 50 km/h is safe, citing limited police capacity in the Voer en Dijle zone.
In Tervuren, in the province of Flemish Brabant, Belgium, the local Cyclists’ Union has raised serious concerns about the safety of streets around schools. W

The recent attacks in the Az Zaytoun neighborhood have been particularly destructive, with continuous airstrikes, artillery shelling, and gunfire resulting in numerous civilian casualties and extensive damage to homes and public facilities, according to the UN human rights office, OHCHR, in the Occupied Palestinian Territory. Since August 8, the office has documented 54 attacks on residential bui

From CEO to Cabinet: Germany’s first Digital Minister Karsten Wildberger talks with Gordon Repinski. He promises a digital wallet for all citizens and provides a specific timeline for when the ID card will be available on mobile phones.
Wildberger also outlines his 4-point plan to streamline the government’s bureaucracy, advocates for more enthusiasm for artificial intelligence in Ger

České Budějovice – The future common European agricultural policy should prioritize support for active farmers who contribute to food production rather than solely landowners. This consensus was reached between European Commissioner for Agriculture Christophe Hansen and Minister of Agriculture Mark Výborný (KDU-ČSL) during a briefing at the Země živitelka agricultural fair. Hansen emphasized the

Historical experience has shown that one common trait among dictators nearing the end of their rule is their resort to widespread and bloody repression. In the final days of the Shah’s regime, military forces opened fire on protesters in Jaleh Square, killing hundreds — possibly even thousands.Today, similar signs indicate that the Islamic Republic of Iran is moving toward repeating a tragedy co

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ROME – The joint statement on tariffs released today by the EU and the United States notably omits the chapter on “wine, spirits, and beer” along with the anticipated zero tariff exemption. The new U.S. tariff regime for the European Union introduces a maximum tariff rate of 15%, affecting wood products and barrels, leading to disappointment among wine companies who see the hoped-for exemption va

Foreign ministers from countries including Australia, Belgium, Canada, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, and the U.K., along with European Commission Vice-President Kaja Kallas, expressed disapproval.
This followed Britain’s Foreign Secretary David Lammy calling in Isra

In the shadow of Joint Base Elmendorf–Richardson in Anchorage, Alaska, U.S. President Donald Trump welcomed Russian President Vladimir Putin with the kind of pomp usually reserved for allies. The red carpet, the warm handshake, the absence of Ukrainian representation – all signaled a seismic shift in the choreography of global diplomacy. For Putin, it was a diplomatic resurrection. For Europe, a

On this day, the EU honors all who suffer or have suffered from intolerance, discrimination, hostility, hatred, persecution, or violence due to their actual or perceived religion or belief, or lack thereof.
Over the past year, numerous people from various religious affiliations, communities, or minorities have fallen victim to violence resulting from conflict, terrorism, repression, mob intimidat