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Volkswagen Faces €1.3bn Loss Due to U.S. Tariffs The German automaker Volkswagen has reported that U.S. import tariffs imposed under Donald Trump have resulted in losses exceeding £1bn in the first half of the year. Despite progress in restructuring efforts—including potential job cuts of up to

Israel seeks to deflect responsibility for Gaza civilian suffering despite mounting evidence Despite widespread evidence holding Israel accountable for the starvation and deaths of Palestinian civilians in Gaza, officials have launched a concerted effort to shift blame elsewhere. Numerous governments, UN agencies, and international figures have documented Israel’s responsibility,

Time is Running Out for Gaza Students with UK Scholarships Forty students from Gaza who have secured full scholarships to attend top universities in the UK this September are at risk of losing their opportunities due to visa delays caused by the ongoing conflict. Advocates are urging British authorities to

Night by night, the assaults intensify. Russian drones, decoys, and various missiles—increasingly concentrated on specific targets—are being deployed in unprecedented numbers, testing Ukraine’s defenses and fueling concerns over its ability to withstand another winter of conflict. Earlier this month, in a single day, 728 drones and 13

Caribbean Leaders Celebrate Landmark Climate Ruling by International Court Leaders in the Caribbean have welcomed the International Court of Justice’s (ICJ) decision on climate change, calling it a significant legal milestone for small island nations. Multiple countries in the region contributed evidence to the case, which concluded this week

Gaza Faces Shortage of Lifesaving Food for Malnourished Children, UN Reports Gaza is nearing a critical shortage of specialized therapeutic food essential for treating severely malnourished children, according to United Nations and humanitarian organizations. Salim Oweis, a spokesperson for UNICEF in Amman, Jordan, stated on Thursday that reserves of Ready-to-Use