The United States and Saudi Arabia have signed a new nuclear agreement that is officially intended for civilian nuclear energy, but is causing concern in Washington and the Middle East. The agreement involves a 30-year partnership under which U.S. companies will provide technology, expertise, and infrastructure for the construction of Saudi nuclear power plants.
A Scottish police officer who took his own life in May has been revealed, according to a BBC investigation, to have been a violent serial rapist for years, sexually assaulting women for at least fourteen years and, in some cases, attempting to kill them.
Belgian Princess Eléonore (18) will move to Utrecht this fall to begin her university studies. The youngest daughter of King Philippe and Queen Mathilde will start the English-language bachelor’s program in Liberal Arts & Sciences at University College Utrecht in September.
The United States wants to once again play an active role in the peace negotiations regarding Ukraine. Secretary of State Marco Rubio will meet with his Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov in Manila on Thursday, on the sidelines of an ASEAN summit. Rubio said that only Washington and Moscow, as the two largest nuclear powers, are capable of helping to end the war. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump continues to reiterate that he wants to end the conflict as soon as possible, although it remains unclear exactly how he intends to achieve that.
On Monday, a Russian warship conducted a live-fire exercise near the southern coast of Britain, about 74 km south of Plymouth. The Russian frigate Neustrashimy, monitored by the Royal Navy, fired in international waters while London closely monitored the incident.
The United States carried out new attacks on Iran on Tuesday evening and overnight, marking the eleventh consecutive night of the campaign. According to U.S. Central Command, the airstrikes were intended to further weaken Iran’s ability to threaten commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has dismissed Army Chief Oleksandr Syrskyi following days of protests against recent reshuffles in the defense leadership. The decision comes shortly after the popular Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov was dismissed, a move that sparked street protests in several cities.
La compagnie low-cost Ryanair passe à l’acte : cinq avions quitteront leur base de Charleroi et 2 millions de sièges seront supprimés en Belgique pour l’hiver 2026 et l’été 2027. Une riposte frontale contre la hausse de la taxe d’embarquement votée par le gouvernement fédéral
Ukrainian drones have once again struck warehouses belonging to Wildberries, Russia’s largest online retailer. The nighttime attacks in the Krasnodar and Stavropol regions resulted in injuries, and employees were evacuated, according to company management and regional governors.
The bromance between the U.S. president and the FIFA president seems to be continuing even after the World Cup.