The EU is preparing an initial €50 million economic support package for Armenia, calling Russia's trade restrictions economic coercion.

The EU announced a €50 million support package for Armenia, calling Russia's trade restrictions "economic coercion.

The article links Western interest in Armenia to its mineral resources in Syunik Province and recent US agreements, not just Russia's trade actions.

Delhi authorities will crack down on fire safety violations after a blaze killed 21 people, aiming to prevent future tragedies.

Delhi authorities have arrested a hotel owner following a deadly fire and are launching fire safety inspections.

Hungary's PM Peter Magyar is optimistic about lifting the EU veto on Ukraine's membership talks, seeking guarantees for the Hungarian minority's rights.

Hungary has lifted its veto on Ukraine's EU accession talks, with PM Peter Magyar optimistic about minority rights.

Hungary's PM announces an agreement on minority rights, but opposes accelerated EU accession talks for Ukraine.

All EU members have agreed to open accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova on the first cluster of issues.

The article confirms that all EU members have agreed to start accession talks with Ukraine and Moldova on the initial set of issues.

Germany and France propose earlier access to EU programs and the single market for accession countries.

The EU's 'made-in-Europe' drive aims to cut Big Tech dependence and boost domestic digital innovation.

The EU has launched a broad tech sovereignty plan to bolster domestic supply chains in semiconductors, AI, and cloud computing, aiming for independence from the US and Asia.

The EU unveiled a tech sovereignty package targeting semiconductors, cloud, data centers, and AI to reduce reliance on US tech infrastructure.

Europe has introduced a tech sovereignty package to boost domestic chip manufacturing and cloud computing, aiming to reduce reliance on US technology.

The EU unveiled a tech sovereignty package with chip emergency powers and curbs on US cloud providers.

The EU proposed new laws targeting Big Tech dependence, aiming to double its global semiconductor market share to 20% by 2030.

The EU proposes new laws to boost domestic tech industries and reduce reliance on U.S. Big Tech, aiming for 20% semiconductor market share by 2030.

EU asks households to cut electricity use during peak hours due to strain from AI data centers and digital infrastructure.

New EU tech package aims for sovereignty but faces challenges in AI, chips, and cloud infrastructure.

The article analyzes the EU's tech sovereignty package, concluding it won't achieve immediate technological independence.

European Parliament replaces Google with Qwant search engine to boost digital sovereignty and privacy.

Indonesia's parliamentary financial commission has backed a bill to expand the central bank's mandate to include promoting economic growth.

Indonesia's parliament passed a bill expanding the central bank's role in economic growth, despite investor concerns over potential political interference.

UK Home Secretary Suella Braveman condemned violent protests following the murder of a handcuffed student, which involved clashes with police.

UK minister Shabana Mahmood condemned protests over student Henry Nowak's death, sparking debate on police treatment of ethnicities.

New article details violent protests in Southampton and planned London protest, and includes quotes from the interior minister and the victim's family.

PM Starmer condemns protests and Farage's rhetoric, urging calm and serious work over the Henry Nowak case.

New article identifies the convicted murderer, Vickrum Digwa, and details police actions and injuries sustained during protests.

The EU may lose over 1 million jobs this year due to the Iran war's economic impact and increasing global competition, according to the bloc's executive.

The EU faces 560,000 job cuts from energy costs and 600,000 from automotive industry pressures.

The article reiterates the European Commission's warning about over 1 million EU jobs being at risk this year due to global pressures.

The EU Commission now estimates 1.3 million jobs could be lost due to energy prices linked to the Iran war.

The EU could lose 1.3 million jobs due to an energy price surge linked to the Iran war, according to the Commission.

New article details market reactions to US-Iran tensions, yen volatility, and ongoing inflation concerns.

OECD warns prolonged Iran conflict could cause global recession, high inflation, and soaring unemployment.

The OECD warns that Trump and Iran have one month to reopen the Strait of Hormuz or face a major economic slowdown.

New OECD research indicates prolonged energy disruption from the Iran war would severely impact the global economy, causing recession and unemployment.

EU Commissioner Roxana Mînzatu stated up to 1.3 million jobs are at risk due to the Middle East war.

Two individuals were apprehended after a minivan fire in Italy resulted in the deaths of four migrant farm workers.

Article reports four people were burned alive in a car attack in Italy, with arrests made.

A new article suggests the minivan fire that killed four migrant farm workers in Italy may have been a hate crime, with gangmasters allegedly setting the van alight.

A survivor recounts how gangmasters allegedly locked migrants in a van and set it ablaze, killing four.

Poland will ban mobile phones for under-16s in schools from September 1 and tighten age verification for pornography access.

Poland's proposed bill would ban phone use for students aged 7-15 in schools, including during breaks, and allow schools to store phones.

Poland will implement a "sovereignty test" for government tech purchases due to concerns over foreign digital infrastructure dependency.

New article details confusion and lack of communication regarding the cancellation of US troop deployment to Poland.

The new article reiterates Sweden's plan to lower the age of criminal responsibility to 13, highlighting the government's rationale and expert concerns.

Sweden plans to lower the age of criminal responsibility to 13 and send minors convicted of serious crimes to prison, a shift from its previous approach.

Sweden is considering a minimum age of 15 for social media use, separate from its juvenile justice reforms.

The EU has agreed on a plan to send rejected asylum-seekers to third countries, pending formal approval.

The EU has passed a new law enabling migrant return hubs outside the bloc and permitting home searches to combat irregular migration.

EU lawmakers agreed on rules to speed up deportations, including potential home searches and extended entry bans for rejected asylum seekers.

India may reconsider Scotch whisky tariff cuts if the UK doesn't address concerns over steel safeguard measures.

Pernod Ricard has reportedly lost its appeal against the cancellation of its New Delhi liquor licence.

India and US resume trade talks, focusing on agricultural access and protection from US unfair-practices probes.

Anthropic will grant the EU's cybersecurity agency access to Mythos, its AI tool for identifying and exploiting system vulnerabilities.

Anthropic's AI tool Mythos, capable of finding network vulnerabilities, will be granted to the EU's cybersecurity agency.

A security startup claims an AI tool helped researchers create a macOS kernel exploit against Apple M5 chip defenses in under a week.

Colombia's foreign ministry accused Ecuador of election interference after its president discussed tariff removal with candidate Abelardo De La Espriella.

Colombians vote in a presidential election with leftist Ivan Cepeda leading polls but expected to face a runoff against rivals.

Colombia's presidential election will have a run-off between hard-right Abelardo de la Espriella and leftist Ivan Cepeda.

Colombia's presidential election is underway with polls predicting a close three-way race likely heading to a runoff.

Colombians are voting between a leftist, an independent businessman, and a right-wing senator, with potential runoff.

The article names Paloma Valencia as a candidate and suggests the election is likely the first round, not a runoff.

Article highlights the core choice for Colombian voters: leftist reforms versus right-wing crackdowns.

The new article connects the Colombian election to broader regional democratic challenges and unrest in Bolivia.

Early vote counts show outsider Abelardo De La Espriella slightly leading Ivan Cepeda in Colombia's presidential race.

Right-wing candidate Abelardo De La Espriella is narrowly leading the presidential vote count, surpassing leftist Ivan Cepeda.

Colombian election results show a runoff is likely between Abelardo De La Espriella and Ivan Cepeda.

Colombian presidential election heads to a runoff between Abelardo De La Espriella and Ivan Cepeda.

Colombia's presidential election sees a Trump-friendly lawyer leading after the first round, heading to a runoff.

Colombia's presidential runoff will feature leftist senator Iván Cepeda against Trump admirer Abelardo de la Espriella.

Colombia's president questions election results showing his favored candidate heading to a runoff.

A pro-Trump candidate leads Colombia's presidential vote, heading for a runoff against a Petro ally who questions the results.

Colombia's presidential runoff will be between right-wing lawyer Abelardo De La Espriella and leftist senator Ivan Cepeda.

Montenegro aims to join the EU by 2028, potentially becoming the first new member since Croatia in 2013, but faces hurdles in rule of law and anti-corruption reforms.

Montenegro's "28 by 28" slogan highlights its ambition to join the EU by 2028, positioning it as a frontrunner.

Montenegro is actively pursuing EU membership by 2028, facing challenges in rule of law and anti-corruption reforms despite opening all negotiating chapters.

Germany and France propose earlier access to EU programs and the single market for candidate countries like Montenegro.