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NATO summit participants expected to pledge 70 bln euros in arms supplies to Kiev — media

NATO members are set to pledge €70 billion in military aid to Ukraine for 2026 and at least equivalent levels in 2027 at a summit in Ankara. The pledge, which includes €30 billion annually from an EU loan, reflects a shift toward European and Canadian funding amid US reluctance to contribute directly. However, reports differ on the final figure, with some suggesting a lower amount, and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has urged restraint on new financial commitments.

3 outlets · 6 articles Jun 25

Europe's heatwave shifts east as France raises health alert to highest level

As a heatwave that has scorched Western Europe shifts eastward, France has raised its health alert to the highest level. Forecasters warn of extreme temperatures in Germany and the Czech Republic, while officials report deadly impacts across the continent.

2 outlets · 3 articles Jun 25

Oil price falls to pre-war levels as ships being moving through Strait of Hormuz

Oil prices have dropped to levels not seen since before the Iran war began in late February, as traffic through the Strait of Hormuz gradually resumes following a US-Iran interim deal. The resumption has allowed stranded tankers, including Iraqi crude cargoes, to exit the Gulf, though analysts caution that a sustained recovery hinges on a final peace pact.

6 outlets · 7 articles Jun 25

Europe swelters as heatwave affects more than 100 million people from Spain to Germany

A record-breaking heatwave across Europe has affected more than 100 million people, with temperatures soaring above 35°C in many regions. Spain has recorded hundreds of heat-related deaths, while health authorities report fatalities in France and the UK. Scientists attribute the extreme event to human-caused climate change.

4 outlets · 4 articles Jun 25

Europe faces another day of extreme heat after more temperature records set

Europe is enduring another day of extreme heat, with at least 101 million people expected to face temperatures above 35°C. France remains under red alerts, power outages hit Brittany, and heat-related deaths are reported in Spain and France.

3 outlets · 3 articles Jun 25

Any US-Iran deal will ensure security of Gulf allies, Rubio assures GCC nations during Mideast tour

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio concluded a Gulf tour with assurances that any deal with Iran would safeguard allies' security, as Gulf states fear the accord is too soft. He also denied reports that Israel is trying to undermine the agreement, while Iranian sources warn that US statements during the visit risk derailing the ceasefire.

4 outlets · 5 articles Jun 25

1 in 5 coffees sold in Europe contains pesticides: report

A new report by Coffee Watch and partner organizations finds that one in five packets of coffee beans sold in Europe may contain pesticide residues, some of which survive roasting. The report highlights health risks for farm workers and argues for alternative farming methods.

2 outlets · 2 articles Jun 25

As Europe roasts in a heat wave, Asia's air conditioner makers grab some cool cash

As Europe faces a record-breaking heatwave, Asian manufacturers of air conditioners and fans, including Samsung, Midea, and Alibaba's platforms, are seeing significant sales growth. Reports highlight double-digit growth in key markets like Italy, Spain, and France, with some products selling out and supply chains straining to meet demand.

2 outlets · 4 articles Jun 25

Nigeria: Nigeria Backs U.S. Sanctions On Alleged ISWAP Financiers

The United States has sanctioned a Lagos-based financier and three bureaux de change accused of moving funds for ISIS, a move Nigeria has welcomed and matched with its own asset-freeze directives. Nigerian authorities had earlier added the individuals and firms to their sanctions list following intelligence and financial investigations.

1 outlet · 3 articles Jun 25

Europe swelters under record-breaking heatwave

A severe heatwave gripping Europe has led to record-breaking temperatures, at least 48 drownings, and widespread disruption. Climate scientists link the event to human-induced climate change, while officials issue red alerts across the region.

4 outlets · 8 articles Jun 25

General who was last US soldier out of Afghanistan suddenly steps down

General Christopher Donahue, the last American soldier to leave Afghanistan in 2021, will relinquish his command of US Army Europe and Africa and NATO's Allied Land Command on July 2 after just 18 months, the Army confirmed. His departure is part of a broader effort by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth to reduce top military leadership, and comes amid ongoing political scrutiny of the Afghanistan withdrawal.

2 outlets · 2 articles Jun 25

European heatwave, scorching weather triggers UK ‘red’ warning

Britain faces its hottest June on record as a heatwave spreads across Europe, prompting a rare red warning from the Met Office. Temperatures may reach 40°C in parts of England, with school closures and travel disruptions across the continent. Some scientists are examining a potential link to the coming El Niño.

1 outlet · 1 article Jun 24

European allies let US down during Iran conflict, Trump says

US President Donald Trump expressed disappointment with NATO allies for not offering support during the US-Israel war on Iran, saying 'We were let down.' NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte defended European contributions, noting thousands of US flights took off from European bases. Trump also praised Turkey's president for staying out of the conflict.

4 outlets · 5 articles Jun 24

Trump pressures congressional Republicans by delaying landmark housing bill over voter ID law

President Donald Trump cancelled the signing of a bipartisan housing bill, demanding Congress first pass the SAVE America Act, which would require proof of citizenship and photo ID to vote. The move escalates tensions with Senate Republicans as the housing measure had broad support.

4 outlets · 4 articles Jun 24

What does British PM's resignation mean for European security?

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer's resignation has drawn reactions from European leaders, with French President Emmanuel Macron pledging to continue their joint policy. Starmer was a key figure in Europe's 'coalition of the willing' for Ukraine, and his departure may affect momentum in European security efforts.

2 outlets · 3 articles Jun 24

West not not crazy enough to poke Russia into using nukes — Medvedev

Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of Russia's Security Council, said at the St. Petersburg International Legal Forum that Western nations do not have a deliberate strategy to provoke Russia into using nuclear weapons, as they understand the consequences of such a conflict. He also criticized NATO, saying its unity evaporates in real war, citing the aftermath of strikes on Iran and the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.

1 outlet · 2 articles Jun 24

West dismantles legal norms it once vigorously defended — Medvedev

At the St. Petersburg International Legal Forum, Russian Security Council Deputy Chairman Dmitry Medvedev criticized the West for undermining international law, citing the post-Soviet era and colonial legacies. He called for a modern re-examination of legal principles while cautioning against radical reforms.

1 outlet · 3 articles Jun 24

Gas reserves in European storage facilities reach 47%

European underground gas storage facilities are at their lowest levels for this time of year in at least five years, with injections slowing amid extreme heat and competition with Asia for LNG. Gazprom warns reserves may not reach 75% before winter, while EU targets remain at 90% capacity.

1 outlet · 13 articles Jun 24

Russia needs to feel that Europe genuinely wants dialogue — Kremlin spokesman

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov says Russia requires a genuine European desire for dialogue, while offering four tips to de-escalate relations and reiterating openness to diplomatic settlement in Ukraine.

1 outlet · 3 articles Jun 24

Resolving Ukrainian conflict through diplomacy remains possible — Lavrov

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said the Ukraine conflict can still be resolved by political and diplomatic means, but requires legally binding security guarantees and a Western abandonment of expansion plans. TASS also reported that Politico refused to publish Lavrov's related article, which Moscow's spokesperson called an act of information propaganda.

1 outlet · 2 articles Jun 24