EU Council President António Costa warned U.S. President Donald Trump that targeting civilian infrastructure during conflict is illegal under international law. The warning follows Trump's threat to destroy Iranian civilian infrastructure if the country does not open the Strait of Hormuz.
The United States and Iran are scheduled to hold indirect negotiations in Doha, Qatar, this week. These discussions serve as preparation for a final agreement expected to be signed in Switzerland this Friday.
Russia has denied responsibility for an attack on a historical monastery complex in Kyiv during recent nighttime strikes on Ukraine. The Russian Ministry of Defense claims the site was instead hit by a misfired missile from a US-supplied Patriot air defense system.
The NS website is experiencing high traffic due to the launch of a new subscription that allows unlimited off-peak train travel for 49 euros per month. The Dutch government introduced the measure to alleviate the impact of rising energy costs on citizens.
The United Kingdom is set to implement a ban on social media for children under the age of sixteen starting next year. This measure will also extend to certain gaming and streaming platforms to improve online safety for minors.
Mart Smeets discusses the behavior of post-WWII emigrants in Canada and the United States who support their original homelands during the World Cup. He highlights how these individuals, who built new lives abroad, maintain deep cultural connections through international sports.