The Estonian Centre for Defence Investments (RKIK) has been unable to give a full public account of how it chose the supplier behind a failed ammunition deal worth about €70 million. Defence minister Hanno Pevkur resigned on September 2 after the expensiv... See more
The UN General Assembly has voted to encourage governments, schools and technology firms to stop using world maps that make Africa look smaller than it is. The resolution, titled “Correct the Map” and led by Togo on behalf of the 54 African member states ... See more
Israel’s embassy in Brussels has asked Belgium to apologise for condemning a 2024 air strike that killed an employee of the Belgian development agency Enabel, after material surfaced linking the man to Hamas’s Khan Younis Brigade. Abdallah (also reported ... See more
Hundreds of masked men blocked Britain’s busiest ferry port on September 5 and a second large crowd confronted police in Portsmouth on September 6 after a dinghy carrying about 140 people came ashore unusually far west. The two actions formed the most dis... See more
The company behind Portugal’s largest operating solar power plant has entered administration after lower-than-expected electricity generation, falling wholesale prices and technical problems undermined the project’s finances. Welink Energy Portugal 2 UK L... See more
