Europe's Missile Bloc a Scheme to ‘Sneak’ Ukraine into Defense Club & Dodge NATO Vetoes – Expert
The anti-ballistic coalition cobbled together by Europe and Ukraine may not be a formal alliance, but in reality, it is conceived as such, Swedish air defense expert Mikael Valtersson tells Sputnik. Hence, if one country is attacked with ballistic missiles, “the combined ABM capacity will be utiliz»»»
Burnham in sight of Downing Street wins top UK union support
London: Andy Burnham was Tuesday striding towards becoming the UK’s next prime minister, winning the backing of the country’s largest union, adding to an already unassailable lead in Labour’s leadership contest. The former Manchester mayor, so far the only candidate to be the party’s new leader, ha»»»
King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve records 9 rare migratory bird species for first time
RIYADH: The King Abdulaziz Royal Reserve Development Authority has documented nine rare migratory bird species in the reserve for the first time. In a major scientific milestone, the discoveries, which were announced this week by the authority, add significantly to ornithological records in Saudi A»»»
Air Serbia adds another Airbus A320 jet to its fleet
BELGRADE - Air Serbia welcomed another Airbus A320 aircraft at Belgrade's Nikola Tesla Airport on Tuesday. Registered as YU-APU, the aircraft will soon be introduced into the national airline’s scheduled operations. "The new plane was manufactured in 2007 and has a 180-seat configuration. The arriv»»»
What did Lebanon and Israel discuss in Rome talks?
Lebanese Presidency sources said Tuesday that the Rome talks between Lebanon and Israel were discussing the issue of the so-called pilot zones in order to issue a decision regarding them. “Israel has demanded clarification on how the Lebanese Army's deployment and control will be achieved,” the sou»»»
Israeli strikes killed nine Palestinians so far today, including child and woman: Health sources in Gaza - Al-Manar TV Lebanon
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Parliament Hosts Roundtable to Mark 35th Anniversary of Bulgaria's Constitution
The 35th anniversary of the adoption of Bulgaria's Constitution in 1991 was marked with a roundtable discussion titled "35 Years of the Modern Constitution" in Parliament. The organizer of the discussion was the National Assembly Chair, Mihaela Dotsova, who earlier in the day also opened an exhibit»»»
Dubai Humanitarian has dispatched a fourth relief shipment to Uganda, delivering 72.5 tonnes of life-saving supplies to support efforts to contain the Ebola outbreak.
Dubai: Dubai Humanitarian (DXBH) has dispatched a fourth relief shipment to Uganda, its third aboard a Dubai Royal Air Wing aircraft, as part of the sustained response to the Ebola outbreak in that region. The move follows the directives of His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice P»»»
Vucic: I am conducting policy of military neutrality, which I have promised to people
PARIS - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said on Tuesday he was conducting a policy he had promised to his people, a policy of military neutrality, and that he wanted to preserve peace and stability in Serbia. Vucic was speaking to reporters in Paris after attending France's Bastille Day military»»»
Hunter Biden Admits He Underestimated What 'Viper's Nest' Ukraine Was
WASHINGTON (Sputnik) - Hunter Biden, son of former US President Joe Biden, has admitted that he was incredibly naive when he joined the board of directors of Ukrainian energy company Burisma, as he underestimated what a "viper's nest" Ukraine was. "I was incredibly naive to just how much of a polit»»»
Escalation in U.S.-Iran conflict sends oil prices sharply higher - UPI.com
Oil prices surged to almost $87 a barrel on Tuesday, their highest level in a month after the United States and Iran traded attacks amid a struggle for control of Hormuz Strait which has seen at least one seafarer killed and eight injured in strikes on oil tankers by Iranian Revolutionary Guard Cor»»»
New York becomes first state to impose data center moratorium
New York: New York became the first state in the nation to impose a moratorium on the construction of data centers Tuesday, a striking setback for artificial intelligence companies that politicians once courted for investment but have now triggered public fears about energy prices and water use. Go»»»
Day 5: 'Oplan Romanov' highlighted during Senate impeachment trial of Sara Duterte
Manila: A National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) official testified Tuesday (July 14), Day 5 of the Senate impeachment trial of Vice President Sara Duterte, that the term “Operation Romanov” — invoked by VP Duterte to justify her alleged threats against President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. and his family»»»
Record-breaking generosity: UAE orphan campaign raises Dh3.3 billion and enters Guinness
Dubai: The Mother of the Nation Endowment for Orphans campaign, launched by the Endowments and Minors’ Funds Authority - Awqaf Abu Dhabi has achieved a new global milestone by breaking the Guinness World Records title for the Most Money Raised for Charity by an Annuity Pledge in One Month. Awqaf Ab»»»
Countries tighten travel rules as Ebola risk rises
GENEVA: The World Health Organization on May 17 declared an Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) a Public Health Emergency of International Concern and said there was a high risk it could spread to neighboring countries. The decision has prompted governments to step up travel-r»»»
Israeli Reserve System “Collapsing” as Units Enter Lebanon Understaffed, Lacking Tanks: Report
The Israeli reserve system is facing a severe manpower and equipment crisis, with commanders warning that some units deployed to Lebanon are operating far below their official size, according to Israeli Army Radio. The report on Tuesday said that while the public and decision-makers are being told »»»
Flying via the UAE? Europe has issued a fresh advisory for airlines over Gulf airspace
Dubai: The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) has advised European airlines not to fly through the airspace of the UAE, Bahrain, Kuwait and Qatar, citing a "high risk" to civil aviation following renewed tensions between the United States and Iran. Sign up for our daily business newslette»»»
Opposition Floor Leader Sees Radev's Position as Step towards Bulgaria's Isolation from Joint European Defence Efforts
In a Facebook post on Tuesday, Continue the Change Floor Leader Nikolay Denkov commented on a statement made by Prime Minister Ruman Radev earlier in the day. "Apart from the logical question whether we provide military aid for Ukraine, it is crucial to clarify when the efforts to achieve peace by »»»
State of Emergency Declared for Srebarna Reserve over Critically Low Water Level
A state of emergency has been declared in the Srebarna Nature Reserve after critically low water levels were registered in the lake. The decision was made on Tuesday by Silistra Mayor Aleksandar Sabanov and will remain in force from July 14 to July 21. The measure follows a warning from the Regiona»»»
Wildebeest escapes Indiana zoo exhibit, found in neighboring habitat - UPI.com
View this post on Instagram A post shared by Fort Wayne Zoo (@fortwaynezoo) July 13 (UPI) -- An Indiana zoo's African exhibit was evacuated when its latest arrival, a wildebeest, was found to have escaped from its enclosure and found its way into an adjacent habitat. A spokesperson for the Fort Way»»»
Saudi Arabia, Indonesia step up cooperation in aviation, urban transport
JAKARTA: Indonesia and Saudi Arabia are stepping up cooperation in aviation and urban transportation systems, officials said on Tuesday as the Kingdom’s transport minister, Saleh Al-Jasser, visited Jakarta. Al-Jasser held meetings with various Indonesian officials during his trip, including Ministe»»»
UK legal watchdog upholds suspension of ICC prosecutor Karim Khan, as US threatens to ‘dismantle’ court
THE HAGUE: The British legal watchdog announced on Tuesday that it has upheld a suspension for the International Criminal Court’s embattled chief prosecutor over allegations of sexual misconduct. The move by the British Standards Board leaves Karim Khan banned from practicing law in his home countr»»»
UK approval for China’s mega embassy in London challenged in court by locals
LONDON: Britain’s approval for China to build a vast embassy in London was challenged in court on Tuesday, as a group of local residents argue that officials failed to consider the impact on protests and potential targeting of dissidents. China’s plans to build an embassy on the site of the two-ce»»»
Kingdom launches framework for responsible AI adoption
RIYADH: The Saudi Data and Artificial Intelligence Authority has launched a national artificial intelligence risk management framework to guide government and private entities in the safe and responsible adoption of AI. Aligned with Vision 2030, the framework will serve as a national reference, off»»»
What the Lviv draft riot tells us about Ukraine’s struggle to send men to fight
A violent confrontation between a hundreds-strong crowd and draft officers trying to detain military-age men in the western Ukrainian city of Lviv last week is just the latest in a growing number of attacks on military personnel charged with conscripting people to the front. A draft riot broke out »»»
EC reveals stark EU population and youth figures
Today, the European Commission published its third report on demographic transformation in the EU, highlighting both the challenges and the opportunities it presents for competitiveness, innovation, social cohesion and sustainable development if addressed early and effectively. Europe’s population »»»
Woman Beaten to Death During Domestic Dispute in KarlovoOpinions
A 52-year-old man has been charged with the intentional murder of his 53-year-old partner following a fatal incident in the town of Karlovo, the Plovdiv District Prosecutor’s Office announced. According to prosecutors, the crime took place on July 12 and is being investigated as a homicide committe»»»
Former BDB CEO Mavrodiev Returned to Bulgaria From SerbiaOpinions
Serbian authorities have transferred former Bulgarian Development Bank (BDB) CEO Stoyan Mavrodiev to Bulgaria after approving his extradition, Bulgarian officials confirmed. Mavrodiev was handed over to Bulgarian authorities at the Kalotina border crossing and was then taken toward Sofia, where he »»»
Israel says ready to 'move forward' on 2 Lebanon 'pilot zones' in Rome talks
Israel's foreign minister said Tuesday he expected ongoing talks in Rome with Lebanon to help implement an agreement on two "pilot zones" in southern Lebanon, referring to the withdrawal of Israeli troops from those areas. "We are ready to move forward implementing these two pilot zones. I hope and»»»
Parliament Chair Opens Exhibition on 35th Anniversary of Bulgaria's Current Constitution
An exhibition dedicated to 35 years since the adoption of the 1991 Constitution was opened at Parliament's building on Tuesday by National Assembly Chair Mihaela Dotsova. Addressing the event, Dotsova stressed that 35 years ago, July 12 witnessed the laying of the foundations for Bulgaria's further»»»
What is Russia targeting with its missiles?
Civilian deaths in Ukraine hit a record monthly high in May, driven by a shortage of Ukrainian air-defence interceptors rather than a shift in Russian targeting as the Kremlin escalates its missile barrage, officials say. Russia continues to target residential housing and has bombarded Kyiv in the »»»
Russia has a desertion problem. Ukraine has a manpower crisis
The armies fighting Europe's biggest land war since 1945 are both losing soldiers without firing a shot. But while Russia has a growing desertion problem, Ukraine is in the midst of a growing manpower crisis. Russian authorities have convicted an estimated 28,000 cases of soldiers abandoning their »»»
Struggling to Complete Construction Projects on Time? Predictive Analytics May Be the Solution You Need
A majority of construction projects in the US fail to be completed on time. In data released by a 2025 study by Buildern, it was found that 98% of US construction projects face delays. This number suggests that it’s almost a certainty that a construction project will experience a delay. This has ma»»»
Will the latest attacks push the Middle East into full-scale war?
Dubai: The Middle East is once again on edge. Fresh US strikes on Iranian targets, Tehran’s retaliation and renewed tensions in the Strait of Hormuz have once again raised fears that the Middle East could slide into a full-scale war. Yet despite the sharp escalation, analysts say the conflict has n»»»
WebEngage powers Kaspersky's shift towards more personalised B2B customer engagement
Global cybersecurity and digital privacy company Kaspersky has strengthened its B2B customer engagement through WebEngage’s data-driven engagement platform. The collaboration has already helped Kaspersky engage more than 500,000 users during the initial phase of the partnership, as the company buil»»»
Orbán Viktor under fire after declaring Hungarian democracy dead — then flying to the World Cup
Viktor Orbán portrayed Hungary’s latest constitutional amendment as the death of democracy. Hours later, the former prime minister left for the United States to attend the closing stages of the FIFA World Cup. The timing immediately became a political story of its own, prompting critics to question»»»
Benefitting from “Framework Agreement” with Lebanese Authorities, Israeli Enemy Continues Its Attacks and Violations
The Israeli enemy continued its violations and attacks on the various Lebanese areas, especially the South. In this regard, the Zionist artillery targeted the vicinity of Wadi Hujair area, and firing bursts of gunfire at Byouth Al-Sayyad area where an Israeli drone dropped a sound bomb as well. The»»»
Polish politician throws ‘Hitler’ Zelensky portrait in trash (VIDEO)
Polish politician Marianna Schreiber has posted a video of herself throwing a portrait of Vladimir Zelensky in the trash, accusing Kiev of glorifying the Ukrainian nationalists who engaged in the massacre of Poles during World War II. Schreiber, a blogger and current candidate for mayor of Krakow, »»»
Adrian Negru, Raiffeisen Asset Management: Romanians’ personal wealth is higher now than ever before
How has the investment market and industry changed over the past 20 years? It has changed enormously—perhaps even more and more rapidly than the economy as a whole. In terms of assets under management, public perception of the industry, and the role that the asset management industry plays in build»»»
Police investigate Jayden Adam's death after he was found in CapeTown property
The South African international football player Jayden Adams has died at the age of 25. He was in all three of his side's group stage games in the World Cup. No cause of death has been given. A police investigation is underway in Cape Town. Details by Nicholas Rushworth.»»»
Security advisor to the governor of Iran’s Khuzestan province: The American enemy targeted the city of Abadan and another area near Mahshahr this afternoon - Al-Manar TV Lebanon
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Nine foreign nationals, including French woman, among 13 victims of Spain's deadly wildfire
At least thirteen people, including five Britons, three Belgians and one national each from France and Spain, were confirmed killed in one of Spain's deadliest wildfires in recent years, authorities said Monday. The blaze in the southeastern province of Almeria near the Mediterranean coast destroye»»»
Abu Dhabi Big Ticket's Dh100,000 winners include car garage worker from Bangladesh
Abu Dhabi: A car garage worker from Bangladesh is among four expats who have shared Dh100,000 in Abu Dhabi Big Ticket's first weekly e-draw of July, each taking home Dh25,000. The winners, from Bangladesh and Armenia, have described the moment as a mix of shock, joy and t hope, in stories that capt»»»
Israeli fire kills nine in Gaza, including a 10-year-old, officials say
CAIRO: An Israeli strike and gunfire killed at least nine Palestinians, including a 10-year-old boy, and a senior Hamas police officer, in the Gaza Strip on Tuesday, Gazan health and police officials said. The deaths add to a toll of more than 1,100 Palestinians killed by Israeli attacks since an O»»»
Romania – World’s best-performing equity market over the last decade
Analysis by Divo Pulitika, Board Member, InterCapital ETF Unlike markets where returns have been concentrated in a handful of technology companies, Romania offers exposure to a diversified set of structural investment themes. The banking sector benefits from rising incomes, credit expansion and fin»»»
Berri says won't be upset if Rome talks lead to positive outcome
Commenting on the renewed confrontation between Tehran and Washington, Speaker Nabih Berri has said that "the atmosphere in the region is negative and gloomy as a result of the current escalation," expressing hope that it "will be contained before it worsens, especially since there is ultimately no»»»
UAE credit reports to include pension and Nafis income in boost for loan assessments
Dubai: UAE banks and lenders will now be able to see a more complete picture of an individual's verified income after Etihad Credit Bureau (ECB) integrated pension and Nafis support data into its credit information products. The move, announced on Tuesday, brings verified income information from th»»»
Claudia Sofianu, EY: Romanians work longer hours than EU peers, but sustainable performance depends on how work is organised
In a strained labour market, the issue is no longer only how much we work, but whether the way we work can still support long-term performance. Author: Claudia Sofianu, Partner, People Advisory Services Leader, EY Romania Summer makes more visible a truth we sometimes ignore during the rest of the »»»
EU scrambles to seal new Russia sanctions as deadline looms
BRUSSELS: EU countries were scrambling Tuesday to agree a new round of sanctions on Russia, on the eve of a deadline that could weaken a key measure to tamp down Moscow’s oil revenues. Ambassadors from 27 member states were due to hold last-ditch talks in Brussels to thrash out a deal on the new pa»»»
EU scrambles to seal new Russia sanctions as deadline looms
BRUSSELS: EU countries were scrambling Tuesday to agree a new round of sanctions on Russia, on the eve of a deadline that could weaken a key measure to tamp down Moscow’s oil revenues. Ambassadors from 27 member states were due to hold last-ditch talks in Brussels to thrash out a deal on the new pa»»»