by Admin March 03/3/2025 At least two people were killed and several others injured on Monday when a car plowed into a group of pedestrians in the western German city of Mannheim, authorities confirmed. According to police spokesperson Stefan Wilhelm, the incident occurred at Paradeplatz, a central square in Mannheim’s pedestrian zone. The driver, a… Continue reading Car Rams Into Crowd in Mannheim, Killing Two and Injuring Several Others
Category: European News
U.S. Cyber Command Ordered to Halt Offensive Cyber Operations Against Russia
By Admin | March 03/3/2025 Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has directed the U.S. Cyber Command to cease offensive cyber attacks and information warfare against Russia, this was disclosed by a U.S. official familiar with the decision. The order was issued in late February to Air Force Gen. Tim Haugh, the commander of U.S. Cyber Command,… Continue reading U.S. Cyber Command Ordered to Halt Offensive Cyber Operations Against Russia
Germany’s Merz Calls for European Defense Independence After Election Victory
by Admin Feb 26, 2025 Germany’s new Chancellor Friedrich Merz has pledged to push for European defense “independence” from the United States following his center-right alliance’s victory in parliamentary elections. His remarks come amid growing concerns over the U.S. President Donald Trump’s commitment to Europe’s security. Speaking on Sunday, Merz emphasized that strengthening Europe’s defense… Continue reading Germany’s Merz Calls for European Defense Independence After Election Victory
UK Increases Defense Spending Ahead of Starmer-Trump Meeting
by Admin Feb 25, 2025 Britain has announced a significant boost in military spending, aiming to demonstrate stronger burden-sharing ahead of Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s upcoming meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump at the White House on Thursday. Addressing Parliament on Tuesday, the British Prime Minister confirmed that the UK will increase defense spending to… Continue reading UK Increases Defense Spending Ahead of Starmer-Trump Meeting
Germany Rejects Trump’s Proposal to Readmit Russia into G7
by Admin Feb 25, 2025 Germany has firmly opposed U.S. President Donald Trump’s proposal to readmit Russia into the Group of Seven (G7) nations, citing a lack of unanimity among member states. German Finance Minister Joerg Kukies emphasized the G7’s unified condemnation of Russia’s ongoing aggression, particularly as the world marks the third anniversary of… Continue reading Germany Rejects Trump’s Proposal to Readmit Russia into G7
Ukraine and U.S. Finalize Major Minerals Deal Amid Security Concerns
by Admin Feb 25, 2025 Ukraine has reached an agreement with the United States on a significant minerals deal. A senior official of the Ukrainian government said, “We have indeed agreed on it with several good amendments and see it as a positive outcome. ” The official did not disclose further details. According to media… Continue reading Ukraine and U.S. Finalize Major Minerals Deal Amid Security Concerns
Russia Launches Largest Drone Attack on Ukraine Ahead of War Anniversary
by Admin Feb 23, 2025 Russia carried out its most extensive drone assault on Ukraine on Saturday night, just a day before the third anniversary of the war, Ukrainian officials confirmed. According to Yuriy Ignat, spokesperson for Ukraine’s Air Force Command, a record-breaking 267 Russian drones were deployed in a single, coordinated strike. The attack… Continue reading Russia Launches Largest Drone Attack on Ukraine Ahead of War Anniversary
Sweden Probes Suspected Sabotage of Baltic Undersea Cable
by Admin Feb 21, 2025 Swedish authorities are probing a suspected act of sabotage involving an undersea telecommunications cable that connects Germany to Finland in the Baltic Sea. This investigation comes amid a series of recent incidents that have damaged multiple undersea cables and gas pipelines since Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022 a development that… Continue reading Sweden Probes Suspected Sabotage of Baltic Undersea Cable
President Trump Claims Russia Holds Advantage in Ukraine Peace Talks, Calls Zelensky a “Dictator”
by Admin Feb 20, 2025 The United States President Donald Trump has stated that Russia holds the upper hand in any potential peace negotiations to end the war in Ukraine, citing Moscow’s territorial gains since the start of the conflict. Speaking to journalists aboard Air Force One, President Trump expressed confidence that Russia is interested… Continue reading President Trump Claims Russia Holds Advantage in Ukraine Peace Talks, Calls Zelensky a “Dictator”
Russia and U.S. to Restore Embassy Staffing in Diplomatic Breakthrough
by Admin Feb 19, 2025 In a significant diplomatic development, Russia and the United States have agreed to restore staffing levels at their embassies in Washington and Moscow. The decision, announced after high-level talks in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday, is part of broader efforts to ease tensions and advance negotiations aimed at resolving the nearly… Continue reading Russia and U.S. to Restore Embassy Staffing in Diplomatic Breakthrough