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Wildberries Suspends Another Warehouse After Ukrainian Drone Attack

Wildberries Warehouse fire in industrial area

Russia’s largest online retailer, Wildberries, has temporarily suspended operations at another warehouse after an overnight Ukrainian drone attack damaged the facility in the Voronezh region. The incident marks the latest strike affecting Russia’s logistics infrastructure as Ukraine expands its long-range drone campaign against targets it says contribute to Moscow’s war effort. Fourth Wildberries Warehouse Hit… Continue reading Wildberries Suspends Another Warehouse After Ukrainian Drone Attack

ICC Judge Sanctioned by US Over Netanyahu Arrest Warrant Says He Remains Defiant

French Judge Nicolas Guillou

French International Criminal Court (ICC) Judge Nicolas Guillou has spoken about the personal impact of US sanctions imposed after he helped approve an arrest warrant for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Guillou said the restrictions have disrupted ordinary aspects of his life, including banking, travel and access to international online services. However, he stressed that… Continue reading ICC Judge Sanctioned by US Over Netanyahu Arrest Warrant Says He Remains Defiant

Trump Announces New Tariffs as European Union Unveils Fresh Sanctions on Russia

US President Donald Trump is imposing a new wave of tariffs on trading partners

US President Donald Trump has announced a fresh round of tariffs on several trading partners, including the European Union, while European leaders have approved another package of sanctions targeting Russia. The two developments highlight the growing economic and geopolitical challenges facing the transatlantic alliance as Washington focuses on trade policy and Brussels maintains pressure on… Continue reading Trump Announces New Tariffs as European Union Unveils Fresh Sanctions on Russia

Air France Suspends Flights to Middle East Destinations

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Air France has temporarily suspended flights to Riyadh, Dubai and Beirut as continuing tensions in the Middle East disrupt international air travel. The airline is closely monitoring security developments and adjusting its operations as airspace restrictions and regional conditions change. Air France Suspends Key Middle East Routes Air France cancelled flights to and from Riyadh… Continue reading Air France Suspends Flights to Middle East Destinations

France Embassy Staff Detained in Tehran, Paris Protests

Jean-Noel Barrot at the French Embassy

France has strongly protested after Iranian security forces briefly detained two employees of the French embassy in Tehran. French officials said the employees were held for several hours before being released. The incident has added another source of tension between Paris and Tehran. French Embassy Staff Detained in Tehran French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot confirmed… Continue reading France Embassy Staff Detained in Tehran, Paris Protests

Ukraine Defense Minister Removed by Zelensky

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President Volodymyr Zelensky has removed Ukraine Defense Minister Mykhaylo Fedorov, triggering public protests and renewed debate over the country’s military leadership. The decision comes as Ukraine continues fighting Russia on multiple fronts. Although Ukrainian forces have reported important battlefield successes, the leadership change has raised questions about the government’s strategy, military reforms and the timing… Continue reading Ukraine Defense Minister Removed by Zelensky

EU Court Upholds Spain Amnesty Law for Catalan Separatists

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The EU Court Spain Amnesty ruling has handed the Spanish government a major legal victory after the European Union’s highest court upheld the country’s controversial amnesty law covering people involved in the Catalan independence movement. The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruled that Spain’s 2024 amnesty legislation is compatible with EU law.… Continue reading EU Court Upholds Spain Amnesty Law for Catalan Separatists

Italian Court Delivers Verdict in Genoa Bridge Disaster That Killed 43 People

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Nearly seven years after the Genoa Morandi Bridge collapse, an Italian court has sentenced several former motorway executives and public officials over the disaster that killed 43 people in 2018. The verdict represents a major legal development in one of Italy’s most closely watched infrastructure cases. The collapse exposed serious questions about bridge maintenance, regulatory… Continue reading Italian Court Delivers Verdict in Genoa Bridge Disaster That Killed 43 People