Slovakia Vows to Fight EU Plan to Phase Out Russian Energy Amid Sovereignty Concerns
Slovakia’s Prime Minister, Robert Fico, has strongly opposed the European Union’s plan to phase out Russian energy, labeling it an […]
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Russian Gas Exports to EU Plunge 18.3% in June Amid Infrastructure Maintenance
Russian natural gas exports to the European Union experienced a significant decline in June, with an 18.3% month-over-month contraction, according
Russia’s International Reserves Reach Record High of $687.7 Billion Despite Frozen Assets
Russia’s international reserves have reached a record high of $687.7 billion, according to the country’s central bank. This significant increase
US Lifts Sanctions on Gazprombank for Hungary’s Paks-2 Nuclear Power Plant Project
In a significant development, the United States has lifted sanctions that previously barred financial transactions with Russia’s Gazprombank related to
Slovakia Faces $18 Billion Penalty for Ending Gazprom Contract Under EU Phaseout Plan
The European Union’s bid to phase out Russian fossil fuels by 2028 may come with a hefty price tag for
NATO to Downplay Ukraine at Upcoming Summit to Avoid Angering Trump
NATO’s upcoming annual summit in the Netherlands is set to be a diplomatic balancing act, as the alliance tries to
Ozempic Manufacturer Advised to List Serious Eye Condition as Side Effect Amid Vision Loss Risks
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has concluded that certain weight-loss and anti-diabetic medications, including Ozempic, Wegovy, and Rybelsus, may increase
Georgia Accuses EU of Meddling and Financing Extremism Amid Frozen Accession Process
A deepening rift between Georgia and the European Union has led to accusations of meddling and deceit. At the center
Hungary PM Unveils Plan to Limit EU Bureaucracy and Promote Peace Talks with Russia
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has introduced a comprehensive plan aimed at revitalizing the European Union and shifting its focus
Austria Sees Alarming Rise in Adults with Poor Reading Skills
A concerning trend has emerged in Austria, where the number of people struggling with reading has increased by nearly 12%