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X Blocks EU Advertising After €120M Fine

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Elon Musk’s social media platform X has banned the European Commission from running adverts on the site, days after being fined €120 million (£105m) by the EU under the Digital Services Act. The fine accused X of misleading users through its blue tick verification system, which the regulator said was not actually verifying identities and […]

Ukraine Prepares New Peace Plan, Zelensky Rejects Territorial Concessions

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Ukraine is set to present a revised peace proposal to the United States, aiming to avoid territorial concessions to Russia. President Volodymyr Zelensky reiterated that ceding land is not an option, citing Ukrainian law, the constitution, and international law. His comments came during meetings with European and NATO leaders, amid ongoing diplomatic efforts to secure […]

Germany’s Foreign Minister Visits Beijing Amid Growing Tensions Over Trade and Security

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German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul is visiting China for the first time since assuming office, as Berlin adopts a firmer stance toward Beijing over trade disputes and geopolitical issues, aligning closely with European Union policy. The trip, postponed in October due to China’s lack of engagement, will include meetings with China’s foreign minister, trade minister,

Louvre Water Leak Damages Hundreds of Books in Egyptian Antiquities Library

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A water leak in November at the Louvre Museum has damaged hundreds of rare books stored within its Egyptian antiquities department, drawing attention to longstanding maintenance issues at the world’s most visited museum. The incident comes soon after a high-profile jewel robbery exposed major security lapses at the institution. According to specialist website La Tribune

Vaccine Makers Criticize U.S. Panel’s Move to Limit Hepatitis B Shots for Newborns

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Vaccine manufacturers and health experts have raised alarm after a U.S. immunization advisory panel voted to end its long-held recommendation that all newborns receive the hepatitis B vaccine at birth. The CDC’s Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) now advises that only infants born to hepatitis B-positive mothers get the immediate dose, while others should

Merz Secures Pensions Bill Despite Internal Revolt, Exposing Leadership Strains

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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz narrowly secured parliamentary approval for a contentious pensions bill, passing it with 318 votes in the 630-seat Bundestag, despite internal rebellion from members of his own conservative bloc. The bill, which adds €185 billion to pension spending over 15 years and maintains pension levels at 48% of average wages until 2031, […]