Sputnik 4m

Making Russia's Far East a Pacific Hub is Key Pillar of Putin's Strategy - Energy Expert

The Eastern Economic Forum has become a key platform for strengthening ties between Russia and Asian economies, Dr. Mamdouh G. Salameh, an international oil economist and a global energy expert, told Sputnik. Key statements:Since Western trade disruptions began, Russia has increasingly looked to Ch»»»

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BNE 6m

11 EU members push to curb foreign policy vetoes as bloc weighs wider reform

Eleven European Union countries have called for an overhaul of the bloc's foreign policy decision-making, urging it to explore a shift from unanimity to qualified majority voting as repeated national vetoes have exposed the difficulty of acting collectively in a more volatile geopolitical environme»»»

intellinews.com
BNE 7m

Croatia's bank profits fall 5.5% as a strong first quarter unwinds

Croatia's banks were making more money than a year earlier when the first quarter closed. By the end of June that gain had gone. Profit across the sector fell 5.5% year on year (y/y) in the first half of 2026, the Croatian National Bank (HNB) said in its commentary on banking system developments, p»»»

intellinews.com
BNE 7m

11 EU members push to curb foreign policy vetoes as bloc weighs wider reform

Eleven European Union countries have called for an overhaul of the bloc's foreign policy decision-making, urging it to explore a shift from unanimity to qualified majority voting as repeated national vetoes have exposed the difficulty of acting collectively in a more volatile geopolitical environme»»»

intellinews.com
Novinite 8m

Euro Coins Are Coming: What Bulgaria's Currency Switch Means for Everyday Digital PaymentsOpinions

Sofia's exchange bureaus have started quietly shutting their shutters. Not because business dried up, but because the business they were built for is disappearing. Since January 1, 2026, Bulgaria has been a full member of the eurozone, and the lev that priced everything from a loaf of bread in Loze»»»

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BNE 9m

11 EU members push to curb foreign policy vetoes as bloc weighs wider reform

Eleven European Union countries have called for an overhaul of the bloc's foreign policy decision-making, urging it to explore a shift from unanimity to qualified majority voting as repeated national vetoes have exposed the difficulty of acting collectively in a more volatile geopolitical environme»»»

intellinews.com
BNE 9m

Putin rules out talks with Kyiv after Zelenskiy threatens to close Russia's skies

Russia does not negotiate with terrorists, President Vladimir Putin said, after President Volodymyr Zelenskiy warned airlines that Ukrainian drones would make Russian airspace unsafe. "I hadn't heard such statements, but if this was said publicly, then it amounts to a declaration of state terrorism»»»

intellinews.com
BNE 9m

Putin clashes with Armenian PM over Yerevan’s EU ambitions

Russian President Vladimir Putin and Armenian Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan clashed on September 2 over Armenia’s plans to deepen ties with the European Union at a meeting in Bishkek, with Putin pressing Yerevan to clarify whether it intends to leave the Russia-led Eurasian Economic Union. Putin s»»»

intellinews.com
BNE 9m

Missile War Monitor: Russia cuts power to 350,000 families in Odesa

A massed Russian missile and drone attack on Odesa region's backbone energy assets cut power to more than 350,000 families, grid operator DTEK Odesa Grids said, on September 2. Ukrenergo said the attack was aimed at the region's energy infrastructure. DTEK Odesa Grids put restoration at 177,000 fam»»»

intellinews.com
BNE 9m

11 EU members push to curb foreign policy vetoes as bloc weighs wider reform

Eleven European Union countries have called for an overhaul of the bloc's foreign policy decision-making, urging it to explore a shift from unanimity to qualified majority voting as repeated national vetoes have exposed the difficulty of acting collectively in a more volatile geopolitical environme»»»

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Bulgarian News Agency 10m

Future System Will Flag High-risk Drivers to Road Police

The government is developing a system in which all information from cameras used to create profiles of drivers on the road will be displayed on road police officers' tablets, allowing them to take preventive action. The departments involved are the Ministries of Interior, of Transport and Communica»»»

bta.bg
Qatar Tribune 11m

Qatar, Oman discuss boosting trade, investment and private-sector cooperation

DOHA: Minister of Commerce and Industry HE Sheikh Faisal bin Thani bin Faisal Al Thani held meetings with a number of Omani ministers and senior officials during his visit to the Sultanate of Oman, in the presence of officials and private-sector representatives from both countries. The meetings foc»»»

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The Peninsula 12m

Blocking home, building entrances and exits can lead to QAR300 fine, 3 traffic violation points: MoI

Doha, Qatar: The Ministry of Interior (MoI) has reminded motorists that parking in a way that blocks the entrances or exits of homes and buildings is a traffic violation and an offense punishable by law. Under Article 78, Clause 4, of the Traffic Law, parking in front of house entrances is punishab»»»

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France24 12m

Palantir CEO Alex Karp says French restrictions on US software are ‘backfiring’

Palantir CEO Alex Karp said on Wednesday French restrictions limiting government use of US-made software were proving counterproductive. His comments followed France’s decision to replace Palantir with domestic provider ChapsVision at intelligence agency DGSI over data sovereignty concerns. Karp sa»»»

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Gulf News 12m

Hamdan bin Mohammed visits Abu Dhabi International Hunting and Equestrian Exhibition 2026

Hamdan tours global pavilions showcasing hunting, equestrianism and falconry advances Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai, Deputy Prime Minister, Minister of Defence, and Chairman of The Executive Council of Dubai, visited the 23rd edition of the Abu Dhabi Intern»»»

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Bulgarian News Agency 22m

34 Families Affected by Strumyani Floods, 13 Suffer Serious Damage

Around 34 families were affected by the flooding in Strumyani Municipality, Southwestern Bulgaria, with 13 suffering the most serious damage, Mayor Emil Iliev told BTA on Thursday. In the worst-affected homes, everything inside had to be removed and discarded as unusable, Iliev said. Ground floors »»»

bta.bg
Business-review 31m

Strategic investments in modernizing and expanding storage capacity of Petromidia refinery

“Rompetrol Rafinare places strong emphasis on critical storage infrastructure by ensuring a high degree of operational reliability, reducing maintenance costs, and extending the lifespan of equipment. The new tanks and associated systems are designed in line with the latest industrial safety and en»»»

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Business-review 31m

OMV Petrom celebrates 25 years on the Bucharest Stock Exchange with a market cap of RON 74 billion

Total shareholder return for the period between end 2001 and the end of August 2026 was more than 5,000%. Thus, the value of an investment of RON 1,000 in OMV Petrom shares at the end of 2001, together with the dividends cashed in since, would be more than RON 50,000 by the end of August 2026. “Ove»»»

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Bulgarian News Agency 34m

Health Minister Ivkova: Health Inspectorates Will Not Close, Reimbursement Council to Be Restructured

Regional Health Inspectorates are to become territorial directorates under the Health Ministry rather than be closed, Minister of Health Katya Ivkova told the parliamentary Health Committee on Thursday. The discussion concerned plans to streamline the Health Ministry’s administration and secondary »»»

bta.bg
Warsaw Business Journal 37m

Europe wants less dependence on China, but imports continue to grow

Europe is trying to reduce its economic dependence on China, but trade data point in the opposite direction. The EU’s trade deficit with China reached a record EUR 196 bln, up more than 9% y/y, while imports rose over 5%. Cars and electric batteries accounted for one-third of the increase, supporte»»»

wbj.pl
Warsaw Business Journal 37m

Investment in Kostrzyn-Słubica Special Economic Zone attracting billions

The Kostrzyn-Slubice Special Economic Zone recorded its best-ever first half, with investors declaring PLN 2.1 bln in capital spending, three times the PLN 701 mln recorded a year earlier. The number of investment decisions rose from 19 to 33, while planned projects are expected to create nearly 30»»»

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Warsaw Business Journal 38m

Taiwanese invest PLN 655 mln in Polish data center cooling company

Taiwan’s LiteOn Technology will invest USD 176 mln, or PLN 655 mln, in Polish data center cooling specialist DCX, acquiring a 25% stake and valuing the company at nearly PLN 2 bln before the transaction. DCX will become LiteOn’s technology hub for liquid cooling solutions, a rapidly growing market »»»

wbj.pl
Warsaw Business Journal 38m

Alliance between Orlen and 13 companies comes together in Baltic Sea for energy projects

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Sputnik 40m

Direct Link Arctic—Pakistan's Southern Ports: Fantasy or Near Future?

Pakistan eyes Russia's Arctic route as a strategic trade alternative, but experts warn that tangible progress hinges on launching joint energy projects first. Shifting global logistics and mounting tensions in the Middle East are forcing nations to rethink traditional trade routes. Pakistan, whose »»»

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Dailynews Hungary 40m

BREAKING: Erasmus returns to Hungary – Hungarian university students can once again study abroad!

Hungarian university students will once again be able to participate fully in the EU’s Erasmus+ programme from the 2026/2027 academic year, the government has announced. The move comes after years of dispute between Budapest and Brussels over the governance of Hungary’s university foundations. Hung»»»

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Bulgarian News Agency 46m