Europe Considers Emissions Charges for International Flights While Exempting US and China
Europe is moving closer to extending carbon emissions charges to certain international flights as policymakers seek stronger measures to reduce aviation's climate impact. The...
US Rejects Iranian Claims Over Civilian Infrastructure Damage After Latest Strikes
The United States has rejected Iranian claims that recent American military strikes damaged civilian infrastructure, insisting that its operations were directed solely at legitimate...
Trump Administration Awards $12m to UK Conservative-Founded Advocacy Organisations
The Trump administration is set to provide approximately $12 million (£9 million) in federal funding to two organisations founded by prominent UK conservatives Jacob...
Europe’s Solar Boom Saves €20 Billion in Gas Imports During Iran Crisis
Europe's rapidly expanding solar power capacity has saved an estimated €20 billion in natural gas import costs since heightened tensions surrounding the Iran conflict...
What Ukraine’s 40-Day Campaign Against Russia Has Achieved So Far
Ukraine's 40-day campaign against Russia has emerged as one of the country's most closely watched military operations in recent months, reflecting Kyiv's continued effort...
