Korea’s Yoon Reconsiders and Pledges to End Martial Law

Behind the war between the Sudanese army and the Rapid Support Forces lies a regional conflict involving Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Iran, Turkey, Russia, and several transnational armed networks. Yet, the international debate mainly focuses on accusations against the United Arab Emirates. A more comprehensive view requires examining the chemical weapons attributed to the army, the foreign support for G

“The AfD has emerged as the leading party in Saxony-Anhalt’s state parliament, a development requiring the CDU to navigate this outcome,” he remarked.
The fact that 40% of voters backed the AfD, despite its regional branch being identified as a right-wing extremist group by the state intelligence agency and reports linking lead candidate Siegmund’s associates to an organization inspire

Oslo, Norway, 4 September (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – Norway’s vast sovereign wealth fund has proposed sharply reducing its exposure to US government debt, a portfolio shift that could result in nearly $80 billion (£60 billion) being removed from US Treasury holdings. The Norway wealth fund, managed by Norges Bank Investment Management (NBIM), is seeking broader changes to its bond benchmark

The external compatibility study prepared in anticipation of the final review of the draft Additional Protocol to the Oviedo Convention was organized by the Secretariat of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe. This study didn’t align with what PACE requested, and its objectivity in considering the UN CRPD is questionable, suggesting it serves a different purpose. It has been

We made history. On just our second flight, we became the first commercial space company from Europe to deliver satellites into orbit. Mission ‘Onward and Upward’ successfully lifted off and deployed payloads into orbit. A new chapter for European spaceflight. More:… pic.twitter.com/AWvqG2l8Mn
— Isar Aerospace (@isaraerospace) September 5, 2026
Germany’s Ministry for Research, Techno

Kyiv Region, Ukraine, 4 September (Brussels Morning Newspaper) – A WHO warehouse attack in the Kyiv region has damaged one of the World Health Organization’s main facilities storing humanitarian medical supplies in Ukraine, with officials assessing possible losses after an overnight Russian air attack. No WHO personnel were reported injured.
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A German-built Spectrum rocket successfully reached orbit from northern Norway, deploying its first payloads, marking a pivotal step for Europe’s commercial space sector. This expands the continent’s launch options, though Isar Aerospace still needs to demonstrate consistent performance and transition from test missions to routine operations.
The Spectrum rocket launched from Isar Aerospace

Sint‑Niklaas (Eurotoday Newspaper) – No hot‑air balloons rose above the Grote Markt in Sint‑Niklaas on Saturday morning as excessive wind forced organisers to cancel the traditional launch window of the city’s Vredefeesten (Peace Festival), one of Europe’s oldest and largest balloon meetings. Although the morning period had been ruled out because of safety issues, festival organizers noted that

During the Soviet era, the Estonian SSR housed an automobile factory called TARZ (Tartu Auto Repair Plant), which manufactured trucks and buses under the TA brand. In addition to conventional production and Estonia track racing cars, numerous vehicle prototypes were created, leaving an enduring impression. Among them was the experimental ET-800 Electra minibus, recognized for its futuristic desig

The map distorts size, making landmasses appear larger the farther they are from the Equator. Consequently, Africa appears much smaller than it actually is compared to countries in the Northern Hemisphere.
“A fair map does not change the geography of the world,” said Robert Dussey, Togo’s foreign minister and lead negotiator for the African group, ahead of the U.N. vote.
The non-binding resolution