Europe’s resistance to Chinese investment has stalled

The European Commission’s repeated attempts to run a coherent green industrial strategy are showing few results

Rocket warehouse, fuel train, radar and FSB facility: Ukraine hits Russian assets in occupied territories – video

Ukraine's defence forces have struck a number of Russian assets in Crimea and other temporarily occupied territories: a warehouse containing rockets, a matériel depot, a fuel train, a radar and a facility belonging to Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) in Donetsk.

By Anastasia Protz

Anthropic looks to hire six-figure role for negotiating data center deals to fuel Europe AI expansion

U.S. tech giants have announced huge infrastructure expenditure in 2026 as they look to scale the deployment of AI.

How Ukraine is rebuilding its energy system under fire

Since Chernobyl, Ukraine has lived in the shadow of nuclear disaster. Now, with Russia targeting its power grid, it's facing a new nuclear risk. The response is reshaping how the world thinks about energy in wartime.

Arte: Why is Europe'sn public media under threat?

Public service broadcasters are under growing political and financial pressure, while facing new challenges.

By Bozsó Ágnes

Cost inflation for UK firms jumps to three-year high amid Iran war

Survey data also found that private sector growth rebounded this month as firms sought to build up stocks.

By Henry Saker-Clark

Antisocial crime detections surge in Dublin under garda high-visibility operation

Deployment of more uniformed members of force followed high-profile assaults and post-Covid perception of danger

By Conor Lally

European freight firms benefit from war-driven supply chain disruption

Heightened supply-chain complexity may boost profits for firms like DHL, DSV and Kuehne+Nagel, but analysts warn the energy shock and wider economic fallout could weaken demand later this year.

Surge in purchases of rooftop solar panels, says SEAI

Purchases of rooftop solar panels by Irish homeowners have surged since the start of the war on Iran, with both the Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland and the trade body Solar Ireland reporting sharp increases since the beginning of March.

Iran War: Inflation Hitting the U.S., More to Come, Don’t Tell Mr. Market

Inflation is hitting U.S. shores and more bad war news keeps making the MSM. Plus, Iran seized some ships and Israel is Gaza-ing Lebanon.

By Nat Wilson Turner

Top Turkish trade body criticizes EU chief's Türkiye remarks

The chair of the Türkiye-Europe Business Councils of Foreign Economic Relations Board (DEIK) criticized remarks by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, linking Türki...

Russian Oil Flows Again Through the Druzhba Pipeline

An oil flare at MOL’s Danube Refinery in Százhalombatta After a nearly three-month standstill and diplomatic tensions between Kyiv, Budapest, and Bratislava, crude oil supplies via the Druzhba pipeline have been resumed.  Hungarian oil and gas company MOL said Wednesday morning, citing information from Ukraine, that repairs to the pipeline have been completed and the […] The post Russian Oil Flows Again Through the Druzhba Pipeline appeared first on Hungary Today.

By MTI-Hungary Today

Ukraine and the End of the Hungarian Economic Blockade

What happens in Budapest can alter decisions in Brussels, just as what happens in Washington, Berlin, or Paris affects the battlefield in Eastern Europe. The post Ukraine and the End of the Hungarian Economic Blockade appeared first on Havana Times.

By Circles Robinson