Fast access to Trump's ‘Truth Social’ posts goes on sale for $100,000 per month
US President Donald Trump's posts on his Truth Social platform can move markets with a few keystrokes. Starting Saturday, for a fee of $100,000 a month, Wall Street traders can access his "Truth API" service to have high-speed access to the president's announcements about economic policy and g»»»
At least three killed in 'terrorist' bombing of Moscow restaurant, Russian officials say
At least three people have been killed and 21 wounded after a homemade explosive device was detonated at a restaurant in Moscow, Russian officials said late Saturday. Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyanin called the attack a “brutal terrorist act” but did not say who he thought was responsible. An exp»»»
Yes, Bulgaria's Mirchev Says Joint Presidential Candidate of Democratic Bulgaria, GERB Is Out of the Question
Interviewed on bTV on Sunday, Yes, Bulgaria co-chair Ivaylo Mirchev said that a joint right-wing presidential candidate of the Democratic Bulgaria coalition and GERB is currently out of the question. GERB know this very well, and they are fully aware of the reasons why, Mirchev said. "Given that yo»»»
Saudi Arabia opens August ‘Sah’ sukuk with 4.7% annual return
JEDDAH: Saudi Arabia has opened subscriptions for its August “Sah” savings sukuk, offering a fixed annual return of 4.70 percent, up from 4.60 percent in the previous month’s issuance. The subscription window opened at 10 a.m. Saudi time on Aug. 2 and will close at 3 p.m. on Aug. 4, according to th»»»
Five Helicopters, At Least One Spartan Aircraft Available for Bulgaria’s Summer Wildfire Response – Interior Ministry Adviser
Bulgaria has five helicopters and at least one Spartan aircraft ready to be deployed in wildfire-fighting operations this summer, Chief Commissioner Nikolay Nikolov, adviser to the Interior Minister and former head of the General Directorate for Fire Safety and Civil Protection, said in an intervie»»»
Sri Lanka deploys troops after prison riot
Colombo: Sri Lanka deployed hundreds of troops and elite commandos on Sunday to contain riots at an overcrowded prison in which one inmate was killed and six others wounded, police said. Deputy police inspector-general Sanjeewa Medawatte said the situation was under control after inmates destroyed »»»
President Signs Into Law U.S.-Backed $302 Million Military Financing Agreement
Albanian President Bajram Begaj has signed into law the ratification of a loan agreement between Albania and the United States under the Foreign Military Financing (FMF) program, paving the way for the legislation to take immediate effect. Through the presidential decree, Begaj also approved the la»»»
Spain installs floating barrier in Ceuta after migration influx
The Spanish authorities said on Saturday that they were installing a floating barrier on the sea border between its North African territory of Ceuta and neighboring Morocco, after a surge of tens of thousands of migrants into the territory earlier in the week prompted alarm across t»»»
Bulgaria’s Business Climate Improves in July, Construction Leads GrowthOpinions
Bulgaria’s business climate improved slightly in July, with the strongest positive movement recorded in the construction sector, while services reported a decline, according to data from the National Statistical Institute (NSI). The overall business climate indicator rose by 0.7 points compared wit»»»
Ukraine's refinery strikes settle into a routine of damage, repair and restart
Ukraine's long-range drone campaign against Russian oil refineries has become routine enough that analysts are now describing it as a predictable cycle rather than a series of shocks: strike, assess damage, repair, restart - repeated across plant after plant for months. As IntelliNews reported, Rus»»»
Drought grips Central Europe, disrupting nuclear power, shipping and agriculture
Europe's worst drought in decades is rippling through the continent's transport, energy and agricultural sectors, bringing shipping on parts of the Danube to a standstill, threatening nuclear power generation and exposing growing vulnerabilities as climate change pushes temperatures to unprecedente»»»
Famed climber Nirmal Purja, nine others die in Pakistan avalanche
Acclaimed British-Nepali climber Nirmal Purja and nine other expedition members died following an avalanche on Pakistan's Broad Peak in Pakistan, his climbing company confirmed on Saturday. Renowned mountaineer Nirmal Purja died with other team members in a powerful avalanche in Pakistan, his»»»
Bulgaria Launches €17M Repair Deal to Keep MiG-29 Fleet Flying
Bulgaria’s Defense Ministry has launched a public procurement procedure worth 17 million euros, including VAT, for the repair of up to 10 engines for the country’s MiG-29 fighter jets as Sofia seeks to keep the aging fleet operational until its new F-16 aircraft become fully ready for service. The »»»
Drought grips Central Europe, disrupting nuclear power, shipping and agriculture
Europe's worst drought in decades is rippling through the continent's transport, energy and agricultural sectors, bringing shipping on parts of the Danube to a standstill, threatening nuclear power generation and exposing growing vulnerabilities as climate change pushes temperatures to unprecedente»»»
One war, three continents and total slippage
A mystery drone hit a US-owned liquefied natural gas carrier at Egypt's Mediterranean port of Damietta on July 29, set it alight, and spread the fire to a second ship. Cairo took until the following morning to report the incident, likely from being in a flap about being sucked into the wider war wi»»»
One war, three continents and total slippage
A mystery drone hit a US-owned liquefied natural gas carrier at Egypt's Mediterranean port of Damietta on July 29, set it alight, and spread the fire to a second ship. Cairo took until the following morning to report the incident, likely from being in a flap about being sucked into the wider war wi»»»
Ukraine closing the missile gap on Russia from a standing start
Soviet Ukraine once built some of Moscow's deadliest missiles: the Yuzhmash plant in Dnipro produced the SS-18 intercontinental ballistic missile, technology reportedly still echoing decades later in North Korea's own missile engines. During the Soviet period, the Yuzhnoye design bureau in Dnipro d»»»
Drought grips Central Europe, disrupting nuclear power, shipping and agriculture
Europe's worst drought in decades is rippling through the continent's transport, energy and agricultural sectors, bringing shipping on parts of the Danube to a standstill, threatening nuclear power generation and exposing growing vulnerabilities as climate change pushes temperatures to unprecedente»»»
Africa: Fighting erupts in Ethiopia's Tigray
Clashes between Tigray’s TPLF and the Ethiopian federal army are taking place in a contested area of the northern region, with fears of a renewed war. The last Tigray war, which took place between 2020-2022 left 600,000 dead, and the region has not yet recovered. But mediation attempts from the US »»»
Although France's mega fire has eased, the dangers firefighters face haven't
Firefighters in southwestern France were working to control the last hot spots of a massive wildfire that has burned an area four times the size of Paris and forced thousands out of their homes. The blazes that have burned 42,000 hectares of pine forest and touristic areas in Bordeaux's Gironde reg»»»
France's largest wildfire in decades now 'under control', interior minister says
French Interior Minister Laurent Nunez on Saturday said that France's largest wildfire since 1949 was "under control", more than a week since the fire erupted in the Gironde department near the southwestern city of Bordeaux. France has for weeks been battling wildfires after a series»»»
Clarinettist Marinov Charts Eastern Quartet’s Journey from Pandemic to Festival Stage
The Eastern Quartet formed by chance during the COVID-19 pandemic, clarinettist Atanas Marinov said Saturday before its performance at the Dr Emil Iliev International Jazz Festival in Borovets. Marinov and violinist Sorin Spasinovich founded the Swiss quartet. “We started playing well-known classic»»»
Mark your calendar: A rare total solar eclipse will light up skies on August 12
Dubai: Millions of skywatchers are expected to turn their eyes to the heavens on August 12, 2026, when one of the year's most significant astronomical events unfolds: a rare total solar eclipse. While the path of totality will bypass the Arab world, parts of North Africa, particularly the Maghreb, »»»
Anthropic says Claude models accessed outside systems during testing
Anthropic said three versions of its Claude AI model gained unauthorised access to external organisations during safety tests after a configuration error exposed them to the internet, days after OpenAI disclosed similar security failures. The incident is likely to intensify concerns over increasing»»»
Hamas agrees to disarm under Trump ceasefire deal
Hamas said on Friday it had agreed to hand over its weapons to a Palestinian governing committee as part of a US-backed roadmap that would see a gradual Israeli military withdrawal from Gaza, though Israel said it would not pull back until the militant group is fully disarmed. Hamas said Friday it »»»