Europe

Kremlin Opposes European Involvement in US-Led Ukraine Negotiations In a recent statement, the Kremlin expressed its disapproval of European nations participating in US-led discussions aimed at resolving the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. The Russian government emphasized that before any dialogue can proceed, it requires further information regarding the latest conversations taking place. European Leaders Take […]

Tragic Death of MIT Professor Nuno F Gomes Loureiro A Massachusetts university is mourning the loss of Nuno F Gomes Loureiro, a dedicated professor of nuclear science and engineering who was tragically shot at his home. The incident occurred on Monday night, leading to his hospitalization, but sadly, he passed away the following morning. Details

Recent Developments in Ukraine: Security Guarantees and International Responses The ongoing conflict in Ukraine remains a focal point of international discussions, as recent talks have highlighted potential security arrangements and significant challenges ahead. This article delves into the recent statements by German leaders, negotiations surrounding peace deals, and the current state of affairs in occupied

International Body Launched for Ukrainian Reparations On Tuesday, prominent European leaders, alongside President Volodymyr Zelensky, reached a significant agreement to establish an international organization aimed at determining the allocation of billions of euros in reparations for Ukraine in light of Russia’s invasion. Known as the International Claims Commission for Ukraine, this initiative has garnered support

European Commission Modifies Plans for Vehicle Emission Reductions The European Commission has revised its strategy regarding the ban on new petrol and diesel vehicles, pushing back against calls for stricter regulations. While the initial goal was to ensure that all new vehicles sold by 2035 should be “zero emissions,” the updated plan now allows for

The EU’s Shift on 2035 Ban for Petrol and Diesel Cars The European Union has made significant changes to its planned 2035 ban on the sale of new petrol and diesel cars, a decision influenced by substantial pressures from the automotive industry, including key figures from member states like Germany and Italy. This article explores