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Vice Admiral Jacques Mallard, former commander of the French Carrier Strike Group, discussed Saudi Arabia's potential shift toward European defense partnerships as the Houthi conflict continues. Speaking on ThePrint's Worldview with Swasti, Mallard argued that Riyadh's search for new security partners reflects growing uncertainty about...

According to DW News, the European Union's carbon pricing system requires companies to pay for their pollution emissions, pushing industry to invest in decarbonization technologies. DW News examines whether these environmental regulations will disadvantage European manufacturers against global competitors operating under less stringent climate rules.

A Nairobi-based company is leveraging carbon finance mechanisms to reduce the price of electric induction stoves in Kenya, addressing a health crisis affecting nearly one billion Africans who depend on wood and charcoal for cooking. According to TRT World, household air pollution from traditional cooking...

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk stated that Russia is planning drone and missile strikes against Poland and other NATO countries on its eastern border. NATO leadership has characterized these warnings as part of broader Russian hybrid warfare tactics targeting alliance members, with the NATO chief...

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov stated on September 17 in Yekaterinburg that if Europe attacked Russia, the resulting conflict "would be very short," while simultaneously claiming Moscow has "no intention of attacking Europe" and "no interest whatsoever in engaging in such a conflict." According to...

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is welcoming a proposal that could see Canada join the European Union as the bloc's first associate member, PBS NewsHour reported Thursday.

An Associated Press segment features interviews with Vancouver residents responding to a proposal for Canada to join the European Union under a special membership status.

Vienna's subsidized public housing system has become a focal point for international urban policy discussions, drawing study from planners and researchers across North America and Europe. According to Money & Macro, the city's model is widely praised for expanding access to affordable housing. However, a...

A European Union-backed court in The Hague convicted former Kosovo President Hashim Thaci of four counts of war crimes committed during Kosovo's war for independence from Serbia, sentencing him to 25 years in prison. The conviction drew crowds to the courthouse as the verdict was...

EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced three major policy initiatives in her annual State of the European Union address on September 16, 2026: a proposal to grant Canada associate membership status within the EU framework, a blanket prohibition on social media platforms for...

The Global Green Growth Institute held an AI-Energy Nexus forum in Busan, South Korea on Wednesday, bringing together technology, energy, and climate leaders to address how rapidly expanding artificial intelligence demands can be met sustainably. The forum directly confronts a critical infrastructure challenge: AI systems...

This WSJ segment examines Ireland's critical role in global infrastructure — approximately 75% of all transatlantic subsea cables pass through or near its waters — while the country holds the lowest level of defense spending in the European Union. As Russian-linked vessels increase activity in...