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At least seven people were killed and 31 wounded in the capital, Tkachenko said in a statement. A whole section of a residential building was destroyed, and five more were damaged, he said. “After the [U.S.] strikes on Iran’s nuclear program facilities, there was a lot of uproar from Moscow — the Russian leadership performatively condemned the ‘missile-and-bomb’ actions,” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said a statement Monday morning. “Today, Moscow is silent after the Russian army carried out a completely cynical strike using Russian-Iranian Shahed drones and missiles against civilian infrastructure in Kyiv and other cities and communities of ours,”…
Private sector activity across the eurozone showed little sign of progress in June, with the latest Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) data highlighting stagnation in both services and manufacturing, casting a shadow over the region’s economic recovery.The flash eurozone Composite PMI for June remained at 50.2 points, unchanged from May and narrowly above the 50-point threshold that separates expansion from contraction. The figure came in slightly below market expectations of 50.5.The services PMI edged up as expected to 50 from 49.7, while the manufacturing PMI was unchanged at 49.4, missing forecasts of a rise to 49.8.Weak momentum despite easing financial conditions“The…
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Published on 23/06/2025 – 11:30 GMT+2Russian drone and missile attacks on Ukraine overnight killed at least 10 people, with seven deaths reported in the capital Kyiv, local officials said on Monday. Ukraine’s air force said Russia fired 352 drones and decoys overnight, as well as 11 ballistic missiles and five cruise missiles. The air force said it intercepted or jammed 339 drones and 15 missiles before they could reach their targets. Drones and missiles hit residential areas, hospitals and sports infrastructure in several districts across Kyiv in the early hours of Monday, emergency services said. The most severe damage was in…
Published on 23/06/2025 – 11:05 GMT+2The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) celebrates its 10th birthday this week. Established to boost development across Asia, the Bank has financed more than 300 projects in 38 countries over the past decade, investing over $60 billion.We take a look at what the world’s second-largest multilateral lender has achieved, what lies ahead, and what to expect as the bank meets in Beijing.A Decade of ImpactSince launching operations in 2016, the AIIB has grown to 110 members, including major European economies such as France, Germany, Italy and the UK. Together, its members represent four out of…
“We’re having a lot of meetings and different topics with all the stakeholders, including, obviously the pharma industry, but other stakeholders as well, from health insurance funds to patient organizations,” Sokol said, adding that he has “no doubts” that the incoming Danish presidency will act within the Council’s mandate. “Fearing that there will be some kind of a very one-sided or imbalanced solution … is not realistic,” he added. The final text will result from “many, many compromises” reached between different political groups and EU countries. However, Denmark, during the closed-door negotiations, can lean toward either the Commission’s proposal —…
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The French government is working on plans to find €40 billion in savings for next year’s budget to rein in a deficit projected to hit 5.6 percent of gross domestic product this year. Most agencies have already slapped France’s credit rating with a negative outlook due to its public finances and the political instability crippling the country, which has worsened since President Emmanuel Macron’s decision to call snap elections last summer, leading to a hung parliament. Scope Ratings analyst Thomas Gillet said the conclave’s outcome will be “a good way to assess the feasibility of structural reforms, which are obviously…
Was Deutschlands neue Rolle im Welthandel bedeutet – verständlich, relevant, auf den Punkt. Von LAURA HÜLSEMANN Mit ROMANUS OTTE und TOM SCHMIDTGEN Im Browser anzeigen. TOP-THEMEN — EU-Gipfel, Kabinett, Haushaltswoche, Mindestlohnkommission, Nato-Gipfel — wir zeigen den Fahrplan durch die industriepolitische Woche. — Nach dem Kriegseingriff der USA im Iran steht die Straße von Hormus im Fokus. — Reiche bekommt grünes Licht aus Brüssel für den Industriestrompreis. Hinter der Entscheidung könnte ein Deal mit Frankreich stehen. Willkommen bei Industrie und Handel – zum Start einer politisch entscheidenden Woche. Senden Sie Tipps und Feedback an [email protected], [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] und [email protected]. Oder…
Die USA greifen Irans Atomanlagen an – und Europa? Wird weder gefragt noch gehört. In dieser sicherheitspolitischen Analyse vor dem NATO-Gipfel erklärt Gordon Repinski, warum Deutschland und die EU im Nahen Osten nur noch Zaungäste sind – und was das für die transatlantische Ordnung bedeutet.Im 200-Sekunden-Interview warnt Sicherheitsexpertin Claudia Major (German Marshall Fund): Militärische Macht entscheidet über Relevanz – und Europa fehlen dafür Mittel und Mentalität. Der Gipfel in Den Haag? Vor allem eine Bühne, um Donald Trump außenpolitisch ins Spiel zu bringen.Vor Ort in Tel Aviv berichtet Paul Ronzheimer über die Folgen der amerikanischen Schläge: Verletzte, Ausnahmezustand – und…