Iceland’s only whaling company unconcerned about potential ban
Hvalur, Iceland’s last remaining commercial whaling company, has stated it believes it can weather the latest proposals to ban whaling, noting that previous…
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Iran conflict continues to drive up oil prices; Lithuania considers fuel tax cuts
After Saudi Arabia was forced to shut down an oil pipeline following a Houthi attack, global oil prices reached 110 dollars per barrel,…
NATO fighter jets shoot down drone over Lithuania
NATO fighter jets have shot down a drone over Lithuania, President Gitanas Nausėda announced on Tuesday morning. “A drone that had just entered…
European spies regain powers denied for decades
For decades, European intelligence agencies were defined more by what they could not do than by what they could; in Germany, the Nordic…
Kosovo Parliament re-elects Kurti as Prime Minister; political crisis continues
On the 13th of September, the Kosovo parliament re-elected Albin Kurti—whose party secured the most support in the June elections—as Prime Minister; however,…
Trump calls for an end to attacks on Russian oil refineries
While visiting Ireland, US President Donald Trump called on Kyiv to halt attacks on Russian oil refineries amidst a rapid global rise in…
BNN IN FOCUS | “We need to know the cost of the decision” – Rajevskis warns of consequences of grain transit ban
One of the hottest issues this week is the plan by certain political forces to ban the transit of grain originating from Russia…
German far-right accuses Merz of defamation
Germany’s far-right party, Alternative for Germany (AfD), has announced that it has filed a defamation complaint against Friedrich Merz, Politico reports. In a…
Large-scale data centers in Finland could drive up electricity costs in Estonia
Experts have warned that the establishment of Google data centers in Finland could increase electricity costs for Estonians by half a cent per…
