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India-Nordic Summit: $100 Billion Trade Framework to Boost Tech, Green Transition and Arctic Cooperation

Leaders from five Nordic countries — Norway, Sweden, Finland, Iceland, and Denmark — met with Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi and other Indian officials in Oslo on May 19 to

G7 Pushes to Reduce China Dependency as Europe Weighs New Supply Chain Rules

By Meng Hao, Vision Times As geopolitical tensions and supply chain concerns continue reshaping the global economy, finance ministers and central bank officials from the Group of Seven (G7) gathered
Two Men Convicted by UK Court for Spying on Dissidents for the Hong Kong Goverment
Taiwan Drone Exports Surge 40-Fold To Europe, Much Routed To Ukraine Front Line, Say Media Reports
Trump Announces Three-Day Russia–Ukraine Ceasefire And Prisoner Swap
Trump Weighs Cutting US Troops in Germany as Transatlantic Tensions Escalate
Russia and Myanmar Sign Energy Agreement as Moscow Looks to Overcome Sanctions
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Hungary Voters End Orbán Era in Historic Shift, Electing Péter Magyar’s Tisza Party
Peter Magyar, lead candidate of the Tisza party, speaks to supporters after Tisza party win in Hungarian parliamentary elections on April 12, 2026 in Budapest, Hungary.
Serbians March on Orthodox Holiday in Belgrade Against Planned EuroPride Event
Thousands of opponents of a European gay pride event to be hosted by Belgrade held demonstrations in...
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Poland signs $5.8 billion contract for South Korean arms
Two South Korean companies have agreed a $5.76 billion deal with Poland to export tanks and howitzers...
A UK Supermarket chain launched a microloan program to keep business going amid inflation.
UK Supermarket Starts Issuing Microloans to Pay for Groceries
British supermarket Iceland has introduced a — for the time being — interest free microcredit system...
The German Army is set to patrol streets alongside law enforcement starting Oct. 1.
Germany May Have the Army Patrolling Streets Starting in October
The German army will assist law enforcement starting Oct. 1, possibly resulting in platoons patrolling...
The UK is preparing for winter electricity blackouts and fuel rationing
UK Government Prepares for Winter Blackouts, Natural Gas Rationing
The government of the United Kingdom has initiated preparations for how to handle a potential winter...
Talks between the government and the Dutch Farmers protestors made little progress on the issue of nitrogen fertilizers.
Dutch Farmers Flex Their Muscle, but Can’t Make a Fist After Government Talks
Dutch farmer organizations held talks with the government called “constructive” as they looked to seek...
Europe's Rhine River is down to 1.5 feet amid record drought, affecting the shipment of energy and food.
Rhine River Just 1.5 Feet Deep in Some Areas as Heatwave Scours Europe
The Rhine River, a major thoroughfare via Germany that connects the Netherlands, France, and Austria,...
A new UK utilities payment boycott protest has hit 90,000 supporters.
UK Utilities Payment Boycott Protest Garners 90,000 Supporters
A recently organized UK protest movement claims more than 90,000 people have pledged to stop paying their...
The CEO of a Dutch Rabobank division wants to install social credit masquerading as a carbon credit wallet.
Dutch Bank CEO Proposes Turning Carbon Usage Into a Tokenized Commodity
Barbara Baarsma, CEO of a Netherlands-based bank, created a stir on social media after openly advocating...