Russia must be judged on the blockade of grain from Ukraine, says EU foreign affairs chief Josep Borrell. He speaks of a “true war crime” as hunger threatens poor parts of the world. “So I can’t imagine this going on for much longer.” Since the Russian invasion of Ukraine, […]
Thousands of People in Southern Spain Evacuated Due to Wildfires
Published on :More than 3,000 people have been evacuated in southern Spain’s Costa del Sol tourist region due to a forest fire that broke out there on Wednesday afternoon. Emergency services have mobilized en masse to fight the fire. The fire started on the slopes of the Pujerra Mountain, affecting the […]
TSMC: No Plans for European Chip Factory
Published on :TSMC, the world’s largest chip maker, says it has no concrete plans to build a new factory in Europe. In the US, the price tag of those plans is now rising. TSMC makes chips for other chip vendors like AMD or Nvidia. In recent days, there have been trading […]
At Least Four Injured in Random Stabbing in Norway
Published on :At least four people were injured in a stabbing in Norway on Friday morning. This is reported by the Norwegian police. The stabbing in Numedal, west of the Norwegian capital Oslo, is said to have been “random”. A suspect has been arrested, police said, but it is unclear […]
German Minister Optimistic About G7 Aid to Ukraine
Published on :German Finance Minister Christian Lindner is confident that G7 leaders will reach an agreement on financial aid to Ukraine. He said this Thursday at the start of a two-day meeting of finance ministers and leaders of the central banks of the rich industrial countries. Lindner said that the country […]
US and EU Work Together to Combat Chip Shortage
Published on :The United States and the European Union are expected to develop a plan on Monday to tackle disruptions in the semiconductor chain. These are important for the production of computer chips, among other things, of which there is a significant shortage due to previous disruptions due to the pandemic. […]
Bloomberg: Four European Customers Pay Gazprom in Rubles
Published on :Four European buyers of Russian gas have already settled in rubles. Bloomberg reported this based on an anonymous insider at state gas company Gazprom. In addition, ten European companies are said to have opened an account with Gazprombank to pay for gas from Russia in rubles. Russian President Vladimir […]
SPD Chairman Calls on Former Chancellor Schröder to Leave Party
Published on :Former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder is “absurd” with his uncritical comments about Russian President Vladimir Putin and should resign from the Social Democratic SPD. SPD co-chair Saskia Esken said this on the radio following an interview with Schröder in the New York Times. He rejected the allegations of war […]
European Parliament Backs USB-C as a Universal Charger
Published on :A universal charger for small and medium-sized electronic devices will be launched in a few years’ time on the European market. That is certain now that, after the Member States, the European Parliament has also sided with the Commission’s proposal. In the future, all smartphones, tablets, headphones and other […]
President of Parliament Russia Calls Bucha a Propaganda Stunt
Published on :The chairman of the Duma, the Russian House of Representatives, has labelled the reports of civilians murdered by Russian soldiers in Bucha, a suburb of Kyiv, as a propaganda stunt by “Washington and Brussels”. Parliament Speaker Viacheslav Volodin argues that there are no facts but lies that should put […]