Russian strikes killed 31 civilians queuing for aid at a former school in Komyshuvakha, Zaporizhzhia region, on Monday. More than…
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Amid Global Aid Cuts, EU Pushes 90,000-Kilometre Fibre Network Across Nigeria
European Union and UN officials gathered in Abuja at the Development Policy Forum 2026, calling for Nigeria’s growth to reach…
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Top EU Court Scraps Hungary’s State Aid Approval for Rosatom Nuclear Expansion
The EU’s top court invalidated the European Commission’s 2017 approval of Hungarian state aid for the Rosatom-built Paks II nuclear…
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AI Can Transform Courts But Must Never Replace Human Judges, Law Expert Warns Brussels Conference
At an international conference in Brussels on AI and judicial functioning, Prof. Ashutosh Mishra, Registrar of Dr. B.R. Ambedkar National…
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EU Commits €338 Million to Save the Oceans While Shielding Irish Fishers From Geopolitical Fallout
The EU has unveiled a two-pronged maritime strategy, pledging €338.35 million for global ocean conservation while approving a separate €15…
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U.S. Jobless Claims Hit Surprising Low Even as Job Losses Mount and Oil Prices Surge 40%
U.S. jobless aid applications dropped by 9,000 to 202,000 for the week ending March 28, falling below analysts' forecast of…
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Ukraine Faces Permanent Loss of $785 Million in EU Aid Over Two Unmet Reform Deadlines
Ukraine risks losing approximately €680 million ($785 million) in EU aid after failing to meet reform deadlines under the Ukraine…
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