The EU faces criticism over reliance on US gas, abandoning renewable projects, and ratifying unfavorable trade agreements, undermining its energy and environmental interests in the past year.
Finnish MP Päivi Räsänen fined €1,800 for a 2004 church pamphlet describing homosexuality as a "developmental disorder" in Supreme Court ruling.
A federal judge ruled the Trump administration illegally revoked the status of migrants who used a Biden-era app, ordering its restoration.
The Pentagon refuses to reaffirm NATO's collective defense commitment, stating the decision rests with former President Trump, according to Reuters.
Russia will not supply oil to countries backing an "anti-market" price cap, says Deputy FM Rudenko, as demand surges amid the Middle East conflict and market shifts.
Cuba thanks Russia for humanitarian aid in energy crisis, with delivery of 100,000 tons of crude oil via tanker Anatoly Kolodkin, as stated by Minister Vicente de la O Levy.
Kosovo approved sending troops to Gaza as part of Trump's International Stabilization Force, announced PM Albin Kurti, citing Kosovo's own experience with international forces.
European nations push back against US-led military actions in the Middle East, fearing escalation with Iran after recent attacks. Reuters reports on rising tensions.
Russia took control of Málaya Korchakovka in Sumy region and downed 255 Ukrainian drones in 24 hours, per its Defense Ministry, which reports 1,260 Ukrainian casualties.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto brushes off the leak of his phone call with Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov, intercepted by foreign intelligence services.
The US Supreme Court rejected Colorado's ban on LGBT conversion therapy, citing First Amendment protections, which may impact similar laws in other states.
Meta unveils two $499 Ray-Ban smart glasses models for prescription users, featuring augmented reality and audio technology in stylish designs.