Croatia Highlights Defence Fund Opportunities as Anušić Signals Hope for Better Ties With Hungary
The Croatian Defence Industry Competitiveness Cluster and the Croatian Employers’ Association held an Information Day focused on the European Defence Fund, presenting it as
Suspect Faces Attempted Murder and Arson Charges After Attack on Sam Altman’s Home
A Texas man has been charged after authorities said he carried out a Molotov cocktail attack on the San Francisco home of OpenAI chief
Eric Swalwell Announces Exit From Congress Amid Mounting Misconduct Allegations
California Democrat Eric Swalwell said he will resign from Congress after a wave of sexual misconduct allegations triggered growing political pressure, an ethics inquiry
Dozens Detained in New York Protest Against US Arms Support for Israel
Police detained dozens of demonstrators in New York City on Monday during a protest against US arms sales to Israel and continued American military
Carney Tightens Grip on Power as Liberals Edge Into Majority Territory
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has strengthened his position after new parliamentary gains left the Liberal Party with a narrow but significant majority, allowing
Austrian President Van der Bellen Holds Talks With Bosnia Presidency During Official Visit
Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen is on an official visit to Bosnia and Herzegovina, where he met members of the country’s Presidency in
Dodik Laments Orbán’s Defeat, Signals Bid to Preserve Ties With Hungary
Milorad Dodik said he was sorry Viktor Orbán had lost the Hungarian election, describing him as a friend and a key political ally. Orbán’s
Why Your Gas Bill Won’t Drop as Fast as Oil Prices
The newly announced ceasefire between the United States and Iran has sparked optimism among American drivers weary of record high fuel costs, though energy