Chaos in Georgia! President urges nationwide protests as election sparks East vs. West showdown!
Georgian President Salome Zourabichvili has called on citizens to flood the streets, igniting a wave of protests after a contested parliamentary election awarded victory to ... Read More
Georgian Dream secures majority, signaling potential shift toward Russia
Georgia’s ruling party, Georgian Dream, appears to have clinched a majority in the parliamentary elections with approximately 70% of precincts counted. Early results reveal a ... Read More
Biden to Israel: Boost Gaza aid or lose U.S. support
The Biden administration is increasing pressure on Israel to provide greater humanitarian aid access to Gaza, emphasizing the importance of alleviating the rapidly worsening humanitarian ... Read More
EU’s high-tech border plans hit major snag: EES delayed again!
The European Union has postponed the introduction of its biometric Entry/Exit System (EES), which had been scheduled to launch on 10 November 2024. The delay ... Read More
EcosMobility expands into European markets with strategic partnerships
EcosMobility, a prominent entity within the electric mobility sector, has announced a significant expansion into multiple European markets, signifying a strategic effort to capture a ... Read More
Adaptive Biotechnologies sees stock surge after clonoSEQ EU certification
In a major development for the biotechnology sector, Adaptive Biotechnologies Corporation witnessed a remarkable 29% surge in its stock value following a key regulatory milestone. ... Read More
Huge fines on the table as EU pushes Apple to open iOS to rivals
The European Union is turning up the heat on Apple, demanding the tech giant open its iOS and iPadOS operating systems to third-party developers and ... Read More
EU court shocks world by scrapping Google’s €1.49bn fine – What’s next for big tech?
In a surprising move, the European Union’s General Court has annulled a massive €1.49 billion fine imposed on Google by the European Commission, sending shockwaves ... Read More
Dutch government declares war on asylum seekers with extreme new laws
The Dutch government, led by Geert Wilders' nationalist Freedom Party for Freedom, is pushing forward plans to introduce emergency laws aimed at severely limiting asylum ... Read More
Historic green hydrogen project: bp and Iberdrola unveil Spain’s largest facility
British energy giant bp and Spanish utility Iberdrola have officially approved the construction of Spain's largest green hydrogen plant. The 25 megawatt (MW) facility, set ... Read More