German industrial production unexpectedly increased by 0.7% in September compared with the previous month, according to Germany’s Federal Statistics Office. The growth was mainly driven by a seasonal upswing in the automotive industry, surpassing analysts’ expectations of no change. However, the positive figures were partly offset by a downward revision to
Russell Brand’s conviction for rape and sexual assault has reignited concerns about the entertainment industry’s treatment of powerful celebrities and its failure to address allegations of misconduct. The British comedian and actor was found guilty of one count of rape and three counts of sexual assault involving three women, with the offences dating back to […]
Danish police are investigating renewed threats targeting air traffic at Copenhagen Airport on Friday, November 6. Authorities said their initial assessment indicated no immediate danger to passengers. Police have maintained a visible presence at the airport while investigating the incident. The latest threats come after a wave of hoax bomb alerts disrupted dozens of
French banking group Credit Mutuel Arkea has revealed that hackers stole approximately €100 million ($112.61 million) in a major cyberattack. The bank said the attackers used one of its accounts to carry out fraudulent transactions. It is currently working to recover the stolen funds but has not yet determined how much can be retrieved. French […]
Singapore Airlines has announced an investment of more than S$2 billion ($1.6 billion) to upgrade its long-haul aircraft cabins, aiming to strengthen its position in the premium travel market. The airline unveiled redesigned cabins across all four travel classes, with the new seats expected to be introduced from the second half of 2027. The upgrade […]
A Finnish court has sentenced a Russian ship captain and an Azerbaijani crew member to prison for aggravated sabotage linked to damage to two undersea telecommunications cables in the Gulf of Finland. The incident involved the cargo vessel Fitburg, which was seized by Finnish authorities on December 31 while travelling from Russia to Israel on […]
Several airlines across Europe received a fresh wave of bomb threats on Thursday, November 5, 2026, forcing multiple passenger flights to make emergency or unplanned landings. Airlines affected included Aer Lingus, Wizz Air, LOT and Finnair, with flights heading to destinations such as Prague, Paris, Rome, Brussels and Warsaw. Authorities said none of the threats […]
Polish authorities have arrested four people suspected of spying for Russian intelligence services and supplying military components to Russia, the Polish Internal Security Agency (ABW) announced on Thursday, November 5, 2026. Two additional suspects have been placed under non-custodial preventive measures over alleged involvement in an organised criminal group. The six
France is preparing for another wave of nationwide protests and strikes as hundreds of thousands of people are expected to take to the streets over rising living costs, wages, public services and education conditions. Trade unions, including the left-wing CGT, have called for demonstrations, with students also joining the movement. The protests present another major […]
Companies worldwide are facing an escalating wave of cyberattacks as artificial intelligence makes hacking activities faster, more sophisticated and harder to prevent. Recent incidents, including attacks on supermarket refrigeration systems across Europe and a massive cryptocurrency theft involving Binance, have highlighted the growing risks. Nearly 37,000 software and









