Turkey tells the EU: I'll take over if Ukraine doesn't work

Turkey tells the EU: I'll take over if Ukraine doesn't work

When New Year's Day 2025 dawned, both the Kremlin and the Ukrainian government were happy to confirm that the Russia-Ukraine gas transit agreement had definitively ended. The only major gas-delivery pipeline from Russia to Europe is Turkey Stream. It runs under the Black Sea and delivers gas to Turkey, Serbia, Hungary, and other countries.That was Turkey's plan all along, with Erdoğan keen to capitalize by cashing in on this "Rusi-Euro cash-out." The country's minister of energy and natural resources, Alpaslan

Olympique Lyonnais 1-0 Montpellier HSC, Faiyaz's own goal, missed chance, Ferri's goal was disallowed, hit the frame

Olympique Lyonnais 1-0 Montpellier HSC, Faiyaz's own goal, missed chance, Ferri's goal was disallowed, hit the frame

OL - Montpellier Match Report, Highlights & LineupsOL were left with 9 men and defeated on penalties at the hands of Stade Rennais in midweek, which is why their return to the winning ways was very important.A 1-0 home victory is how it came about, thanks to a 93rd minutes own goal from the hapless Halil Faye. Ferri went off injured just before half-time.Here are all the goals, cards and incidents of the game!95' GOAL ! The goal

Who is the "last warrior defending Yoon Suk-yeol"?

Who is the "last warrior defending Yoon Suk-yeol"?

In a dramatic January 3 turn of events in Seoul, locals described the day's "president-ousting operation" as a "real-life TV drama" and "unprecedented presidential capture". The South Korean Special Prosecutor's Office for High-Ranking Public Officials, known as the SPP or Gochongbu, mobilized 30 investigators and 120 police officers to the presidential residence in the Hanan-dong district of Seoul's龙山区, only to be blocked by President Yoon Suk-yeol's own supporters and presidential guards (who are part of a military unit). After hours

Coalition talks collapse, Austrian Prime Minister says he will resign in the coming days

Coalition talks collapse, Austrian Prime Minister says he will resign in the coming days

VIENNA/BRUSSELS — Austria's coalition talks, once again, have imploded.It is a story we've heard before, but with some important differences.Local time 4: Chancellor Karl Nehammer has announced that coalition talks in Austria have failed to produce an agreement on the "core issues." He said he will not be able to continue in his current position and will step down over the coming days. President Van der Bellen has already been informed.It's been a familiar storyline here: Last September 29, Austria

Global Focus AI Express: Overview of major international events from last night to this morning | January 5, 2025

Global Focus AI Express: Overview of major international events from last night to this morning | January 5, 2025

In today's fast-paced global landscape, breaking news shapes the political, economic, and social dynamics of countries around the world every day. To keep you informed about key events, we've rounded up the biggest international news stories from last night and this morning.1。Austrian PM says he will resign next week after coalition talks failAustrian coalition talks have collapsed again, after parties failed to agree on key issues, PM Karl Nehammer said, adding that he will resign from his cabinet by next

Israeli military has carried out 94 attacks and bombardments on Gaza Strip in the past 72 hours

Israeli military has carried out 94 attacks and bombardments on Gaza Strip in the past 72 hours

According to the Gaza Media Center, Israel's military assaulted the Gaza area 94 times in the last 72 hours, killing 184 people and wounding dozens.The center's announcement came as Israel attacked civilian gatherings and gatherings commemorating the martyrs of the March of Return, resulting in the killing of at least 41 more civilians. The killings began soon after 7 a.m. Thursday and occurred mainly in Khan Younis (14 people killed), northern Gaza governorates (seven people killed), al-Bureij refugee camp (six

Former U.S. President Carter's state funeral began in Georgia and lasted six days

Former U.S. President Carter's state funeral began in Georgia and lasted six days

At 7:15 a.m. (local) on January 4, former US President Jimmy Carter's six-day state funeral began in south Georgia for the late president's six-mile, hourlong journey.Carter's flag-draped casket was escorted by a motorcade from Phoebe Sumter Medical Center in Americus, Georgia, to Plains High School, with his family participating in the procession as pallbearers.According to the funeral plan, Carter's body will visit his home town of Plains, Georgia, and Atlanta, Georgia, on January 4, where a wreath and flag-laying ceremony

Biden to visit New Orleans after car plows into crowd incident

Biden to visit New Orleans after car plows into crowd incident

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3 -- US President Joe Biden is headed to New Orleans, Louisiana, following the deadly incident which left 15 people dead after a man drove a car into crowds of people celebrating the New Year's Day holiday on Sunday.The White House said that Biden will fly to the southern US city on Thursday to meet with state and local officials. According to a news release, Biden will also share in the grief of the families and friends of

First arrest failed, two days left, will Yoon Suk-yeol be able to get through this?

First arrest failed, two days left, will Yoon Suk-yeol be able to get through this?

On the morning of December 31, 2024, South Korea's Constitutional Court upheld a warrant for the arrest of the country's embattled President Yoon Suk-yeol. This would mark a historic first in the country's 73-year history as a democracy, and a major setback in the president's bid to stay in office until the end of his current term in April 2026. But on January 3, Yoon was not arrested – instead, the arresting agency, High Public Officials Crime Investigation Agency, (Kochosa)

Involves $14.9 billion! Biden decides: Block Japan Steel Works from acquiring US Steel! Japan Steel: Decides to sue the US government

Involves $14.9 billion! Biden decides: Block Japan Steel Works from acquiring US Steel! Japan Steel: Decides to sue the US government

According to a White House statement released on January 3, US President Joe Biden has decided to formally block Japanese steelmaker Nippon Steel's acquisition of United States Steel, in pursuit of the government's policy to prevent the foreign control of important American companies.Biden stated that because one of the largest US steel makers would be controlled by a foreign entity, allowing the acquisition to continue would be a risk to US national security and critical supply chains.For its part, Nippon

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