The EU Commissioner for the Internal Market, Thierry Breton, announced that Europe intends to equip itself with a cyber shield and a "cyber army" to resist major cyberattacks such as those suffered by Ukraine. More about this source textmore

Poland assures Volodymyr Zelensky of its support for Ukraine's candidacy to NATO, the Brussels daily "La Capitale" reports on its website, reporting on the Ukrainian president's visit to Warsaw.more

There will be far fewer e-scooters and more rules in Rome, mayor Roberto Gualtieri announced. As he explained, the authorities of the Eternal City chose a different route than in Paris, where on Sunday residents decided in a referendum that they did not want to rent these vehicles.more

The melting of Greenland's glaciers has reached a near-critical point, beyond which changes will be impossible to reverse, scientists describe in 'Geophysical Research Letters'.more

The cancellation of night flights and the end of private jet takeoffs at Schiphol Airport from 2025 has been announced by Ruud Sondag, director of Amsterdam Airport. Airlines are outraged, and the European Business Aviation Association (EBAA) is also protesting. On the other hand, local residents and climate activist organizations are pleased.more

Finland's accession to NATO is Putin's nightmare, showing what a terrible strategist he is, said Adm. James Stavridis, former Supreme Commander of NATO forces in Europe. Finland brings serious assets to the Alliance in every domain, he added.more

French labor unions are mobilizing their members and public sector workers to take part in more strikes and demonstrations across the country tomorrow against pension reform.more

Donald Trump yesterday became the first-ever former US president to be formally detained and hear criminal charges. Trump pleaded not guilty to 34 charges against him related to the case of paying actress Stormy Daniels for her silence.more

The U.S. space agency NASA on Monday announced the lineup for the Artemis II mission, the first manned mission to the vicinity of the moon in 50 years. The flight around the silver globe will include the first woman, the first African-American and the first Canadian in the history of lunar missions.more

Women who set off on vacation trips solo can choose Reykjavik, San Juan and Budapest without fear. This is because these are the cities that ranked in the top three safest cities for ladies traveling alone. What cities ranked further down the list?more

A new vaccine against SARS-CoV-2 coronavirus has been approved for use by the European Commission. It is the first bivalent (binary) vaccine with recombinant protein against COVID-19 to be approved in the European Union.more

By becoming a member of the Alliance, Finland will get ironclad security guarantees under Article 5 of the Washington Treaty, Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg announced today at NATO headquarters.more

At least one person was killed and about 30 injured in a train accident this morning in Voorschoten, the Netherlands, located between The Hague and Amsterdam. The cause of the incident was a train hitting construction equipment left on the tracks, Reuters reported after Dutch emergency services.more

The Minister of the French Armed Forces, Sebastien Lecornu, announced in an interview with the daily "Le Parisien" the construction of a new French nuclear aircraft carrier at the turn of 2025 and 2026. EUR 5 billion from the record armaments budget of EUR 413 billion has already been planned for this purpose.more

Ukraine's accession to NATO and the European Union is the only way not to get bogged down in an endless war with Russia, writes British historian Timothy Gordon Ash in the Belgian daily De Standaard. He adds that defeat in the war with Ukraine will ultimately be beneficial for Russia.more

The common European sky could lower emissions and reduce delays, say representatives of the aviation industry and call for the abolition of borders in the European sky. Climate activists are skeptical about these ideas.more

A Chinese spy balloon shot down in February was able to gather intelligence from several US military bases despite efforts by the US administration to prevent it, NBC reported, citing unnamed sources.more

The Finns needed a change in the current government of Prime Minister Marin. Although the social democrats under her leadership gained, the entire left-wing bloc led by them suffered defeat, the Finnish media comment on yesterday's election results.more

In yesterday's referendum in Paris, an overwhelming majority of voters voted in favor of the city banning the rental of electric scooters, the authorities of the French capital announced.more

On the German island of Sylt in the North Sea, known for its many tourist attractions, the search for the killer of a 38-year-old craftsman and father of a family from Poland has been underway for about two weeks, reports the portal of the "Bild" daily.more

Tens of thousands of Portuguese residents took to the streets of major cities over the weekend to protest against the policies of the government of Prime Minister Antonio Costa. They accuse him of failing to act to limit speculation on the real estate market.more

Chinese military analysts are closely following Russia's invasion of Ukraine for clues to a possible attack on Taiwan, from the importance of supply lines to the use of satellites to the effectiveness of nuclear threats, the New York Times reported.more

At the same time that Finland becomes a member of NATO, uncertainty is growing in Stockholm as to when Sweden's candidacy will be accepted by Turkey and Hungary. Perhaps a "plan B" is needed if the procedure is prolonged, comment the Swedish media.more

Despite Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu suspending work on judicial reform, more than 160,000 protesters took to the streets of Israeli cities. people demanding an unconditional abandonment of this project, Israeli media reported, citing police. According to the organizers, about 450,000 people take part in the demonstrations. people.more

A significant part of up to 200,000 More than 500,000 Russian victims since the invasion of Ukraine were killed or injured in non-combat causes, especially alcohol-related accidents, the UK Ministry of Defense revealed today.more