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UN organizes talks between two parts of Libya to overcome Central Bank crisis

The UN mission in Libya facilitated discussions between western and eastern authorities to address the Central Bank crisis. Dispute over the Central Bank, responsible for managing Libya's oil income, has caused a suspension in oil extraction in the eastern region, home to the majority of the...

Defense spending in EU countries grows to €300 billion

European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen emphasized the importance of a stronger European defense backbone, alongside NATO as the focal point for Europe's collective defense. “As Europeans, it is necessary for us to possess the tools to protect ourselves and discourage potential enemies....

Ryanair head urges to limit alcohol sales in airport bars

Michael O'Leary, the CEO of Ryanair Holdings Plc, has advocated for restrictions on alcohol sales in airport bars due to an increase in unruly behavior by intoxicated passengers on flights. He told the Daily Telegraph that sales of drinks to passengers at airports should be restricted to only two....

Hezbollah denies Israeli claims that its pre-emptive strikes against the movement have been successful

Hezbollah denied Israeli allegations of successfully preventing their planned attack on Israel, stating it is false. Al Mayadeen TV channel reported that Hezbollah rejected Israel's allegations of pre-empting their operation and stopping the attack, calling them unfounded and not backed by...

US aid to Ukraine exceeds $174bn since the beginning of the conflict

A joint report on the US government's actions regarding the Ukrainian conflict was released by the Defense Department, the State Department, and the US Agency for International Development. The report stated that the combined US support for Ukraine and bolstering NATO has reached $174.19bn since...

WHO recognizes mpox as a public health emergency

Reuters reports that the World Health Organization has announced mpox (monkeypox) as a public health crisis for the second time in two years. This happened following a viral infection outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo. The disease spread to adjacent countries. On August 14, the...

China complains to the WTO about new EU duties on Chinese electric cars imports

China has lodged a formal complaint with the WTO over the European Commission's move to levy extra tariffs on electric vehicles made in China and imported into the EU, writes the South China Morning Post. The Ministry of Commerce of China stated that the decision was made in order to safeguard the...

British Airways to suspend flights to Beijing for at least a year

British Airways will halt flights to Beijing for a minimum of one year. In its decision, the company refers to the fact that Russia's closed airspace makes its operations more difficult and expensive, according to the Financial Times. Furthermore, British Airways acknowledges the declining interest...

Iran's army promises swift and powerful response to Israel over Ismail Haniyeh’s death

Iran's military leader Major General Abdolrahim Mousavi stated on Wednesday that Israel will be met with revenge for the killing of Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran. According to Press TV, the state will imminently face a strong and definitive retaliation, with no uncertainty. He...

British PM to boost police to quell riots

The British PM Keir Starmer declared he will strengthen the police with special units, prepared to be deployed promptly to suppress any unrest. He made this remark following an urgent meeting to address the continuing sixth day of riots, reports Sky News. Starmer promised to expedite the trials in...
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