Business
The International Monetary Fund projects Spain will be the fastest-growing major economy in 2026, while also forecasting it to outpace the Eurozone in both growth and inflation this year. Despite positive growth outlooks, the IMF issued a caution regarding Spain's public finances.
World
Thousands of demonstrators in New Delhi demanded the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Janesh Kumar after a revision removed over 130 million voters. Police arrested movement leaders and dozens of journalists, while opposition parties took the case to the Supreme Court.
News
A fatal incident at Six Flags Over Georgia resulted in one death and several injuries on Monday. The event involved the Goliath roller coaster, leading to the closure of multiple rides across various Six Flags parks.
Technology
Hundreds of supermarkets across France have been severely impacted by an 'unprecedented' cyberattack targeting their refrigeration systems. The sophisticated assault led to widespread food spoilage, significant financial losses, and fires in numerous locations.
World
Saudi Arabia has pledged a 'serious response' to recent Houthi attacks on its airports, which have resulted in 13 fatalities and prompted consideration of US military action in Yemen. The Houthis, in turn, have threatened a 'swift, painful' retaliation if the United States joins Saudi strikes.
News
Russian Shahed drones hit Lviv overnight, igniting residential fires and prompting a broad air‑defence response that shot down dozens of unmanned aircraft across the country. The attack comes as Ukraine endures a coordinated wave of missiles and drones targeting multiple regions, from the capital to southern ports.
News
The CDU’s top administrator stepped down after the SPD and BAS labeled the party’s tactics as “inhumane,” prompting a crisis within Germany’s governing coalition. Parallel political tremors include a minister’s resignation, a Trump‑Guilfoyle dispute in the US, and an EU warning on livestreamed executions.
Business
A Luxembourg court has ordered the suspension of the Czech energy group ČEZ's shareholdings in two Luxembourg firms. The ruling, seen as a blow to the utility's overseas expansion, has become the Czech Republic's top domestic story.
News
Brazil’s top electoral court ruled that Senator Flávio Bolsonaro must delete a video it deemed a grave manipulation of a pro‑Lula demonstration on São Paulo’s Paulista Avenue. The decision underscores heightened political tensions ahead of upcoming elections.
News
Negotiations to form a new government in Portugal have hit an impasse after Chega leader António Ventura said he will not enter any governing pact with Social Democratic Party (PSD) head Luís Montenegro. Montenegro responded by warning that Portugal would gain nothing by being tied to a party on the right.
News
A vehicle ignited close to Brussels' main Midi railway station, prompting the temporary suspension of metro and tram lines operated by STIB. Police intervened as confrontations broke out, while officials worked to restore transport services.
Business
A leak of confidential internal emails has reportedly prevented Kiwi, Rema 1000 and Coop from pursuing key market opportunities. The development raises concerns about competition and data security in Norway's tightly‑controlled grocery sector.