The European No to Washington. Macron: 'We are not involved in the Iranian conflict'
Macron asserts that Europe does not wish to take part in the Iranian conflict as discussions on the war and sanctions against Moscow continue.
Tarcísio sanctions law that updates 1990 rule and maintains the obligation of the National Anthem in schools
São Paulo Governor Tarcísio de Freitas has signed a law that updates a 1990 rule requiring the National Anthem to be played in schools, while removing the requirement to raise the National Flag.
MEC imposes sanctions on the medical course at UFPA after unsatisfactory performance in Enamed
The Brazilian Ministry of Education has sanctioned the medical course at the Federal University of Pará due to its lowest score in the Enamed exam among state universities.
Three universities in Amazonas face sanctions from the MEC after unsatisfactory performance in the Enamed
The Ministry of Education in Brazil imposed sanctions on three medical courses in Amazonas due to poor results in the Enamed exam for 2025.
Government prepares to sue Abramovich after he missed deadline to release £2.5bn from Chelsea sale
The UK government is set to take legal action against Roman Abramovich for failing to release £2.5 billion from the sale of Chelsea, which is intended for humanitarian aid in Ukraine.
MEC applies sanctions to medical courses after unsatisfactory performance in Enamed
The Brazilian Ministry of Education has sanctioned medical courses nationwide for poor performance in the national medical assessment exam, Enamed.
War Trail: Trump Did the Exact Opposite of What Experts Recommended Regarding Stopping Russia
Donald Trump's decision to lift sanctions on Russian oil has short-term benefits for Russia while complicating efforts to stabilize the situation with Iran and Ukraine.
Chelsea to make huge Roman Abramovich payment after Premier League sanction
Chelsea is set to pay Roman Abramovich a significant amount after the Premier League's recent sanctions related to financial misconduct.
Kęstutis Budrys meets with the head of Croatian diplomacy: normalizing relations with Russia is not possible
Kęstutis Budrys emphasizes that Lithuania will not normalize relations with Russia and calls for maintaining and strengthening sanctions until Russia shows real willingness to end its war against Ukraine.
Tarcisio sanctions law that requires the national anthem to be performed in schools
Governor Tarcísio de Freitas has sanctioned a law that mandates the weekly performance of the national anthem in all public and private elementary and high schools in São Paulo.
Reference to €90bn loan and 20th sanctions package dropped from EU statement on Druzhba pipeline
The European Commission altered a statement regarding the Druzhba pipeline by removing references to a €90 billion loan for Ukraine and the 20th sanctions package against Russia.
EU sanctions for suspected cyber attacks condemned by Beijing as illegal
The European Council has imposed sanctions on two Chinese companies for their involvement in cyber attacks targeting critical infrastructure in the EU, prompting a strong condemnation from China.
Finnish ATV Company Suspected of Serious Sanction Violation - Executives are Russian
A Finnish company, 18 Wheels, is under suspicion for a serious violation of sanctions, with its leadership being Russian nationals.
Referendum, Pd: 'Scandalous monologue by Meloni on Rete4, Agcom sanctions'. Clash over equal treatment
The Democratic Party criticizes Giorgia Meloni's thirty-minute monologue on Rete4 for violating equal treatment rules ahead of the referendum on justice.
Plateau University sanctions 76 students over exam malpractice
Plateau University in Nigeria has sanctioned 76 students for engaging in examination malpractice during the recent semester exams.
Former Euro Commissioner: EU Relations with Hungary on the Brink of Collapse
A former European Commissioner warns that EU relations with Hungary are deteriorating, particularly concerning voting rights and its stance on sanctions against Russia.
Consequences of the Iraq War: How China's Refineries Are Under Pressure
China's small refineries are processing sanctioned oil from Iran amidst fluctuating oil prices caused by the Iran war.
Blackout plunges Cuba into darkness and exposes fragile power grid
A nationwide power outage in Cuba left 11 million residents without electricity, highlighting the country's struggling energy system.
Derogatory nicknames, humiliations, and sexual comments: the Supreme Court sanctions a judge for humiliating officials
The Spanish Supreme Court has sanctioned Judge Vanesa Pérez Lleó for her abusive behavior towards court staff, which included derogatory nicknames and humiliating comments.
Cuba has sunk into darkness. Donald Trump says he will take over this country. Russia's reaction
The article discusses Cuba's worsening energy crisis, exacerbated by the US administration's sanctions under Donald Trump and the island's reliance on oil imports, particularly from Venezuela.
Macinka dissolved the ministry department responsible for sanctions and Russian influence
The article reports that Minister Macinka has dissolved the department devoted to sanctions and the influence of Russia within the ministry.
EU imposes sanctions on those responsible for the Bucha massacre
The European Council has announced sanctions against nine individuals linked to the Bucha massacre, condemning their roles in undermining Ukraine's territorial integrity and sovereignty.
Havana announces that exiled Cubans will be able to invest in businesses on the island
Cuba is allowing expatriates to invest in local businesses as part of efforts to bolster its state-dominated economy amidst heightened U.S. pressure.
Merz called the US decision to ease sanctions against Russia a mistake
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz criticized the US decision to temporarily allow the purchase of Russian oil as contrary to the interests of Ukraine and Europe, advocating for stricter sanctions against Russia instead.
Donald Trump: Taking Cuba would be a great honor
U.S. President Donald Trump expressed that taking control of Cuba would be a 'great honor,' amid ongoing tensions between the U.S. and Cuba over energy sanctions.
Trump's blockade is increasingly hard on Cuba - 11 million without power
Cuba faces a nationwide power outage affecting all 11 million residents, exacerbated by U.S. sanctions on oil supplies.
Cuba Went Dark
Cuba's national power grid collapsed on Monday, leaving approximately 10 million people without electricity due to chronic issues exacerbated by U.S. sanctions.
Left-wing deputies hold hearing in defense of Cuba at Alesp
Left-wing deputies in the São Paulo Legislative Assembly will hold a public hearing to discuss Cuba's situation in the face of threats from Donald Trump's government.
Cuba Faces Blackouts Again as Power Grid Collapses
Cuba is experiencing nationwide blackouts following a collapse of its power grid, exacerbated by its ongoing energy crisis linked to U.S. sanctions and lack of oil supplies.
All of Cuba is without power after nationwide outage
Cuba experienced a nationwide power outage affecting all 10 million residents on Monday, caused by ongoing electricity production issues and exacerbated by U.S. sanctions.
Brazilian parliamentarians and union leaders to participate in international caravan to Cuba
Brazilian parliamentarians, union leaders, and student representatives will participate in an international solidarity caravan to Cuba, aiming to deliver humanitarian aid including food, medicine, and solar equipment.
Editorial: Donald Trump Extended a Hand to Russia
The U.S. Treasury's temporary allowance for the sale of Russian oil amid rising global prices showcases a shift in Donald Trump's administration's approach to energy markets and foreign relations.
All of Cuba hit by power outage
Cuba experienced a widespread power outage on Monday, affecting the entire country as reported by its energy department.
All of Cuba hit by power outage
Cuba's national electrical grid has collapsed, leaving approximately 10 million residents without power due to an ongoing shortage exacerbated by U.S. sanctions on oil supplies from Venezuela.
All of Cuba without power again, according to the authorities
Cuba is facing nationwide power outages once again, exacerbated by a lack of oil imports due to U.S. sanctions and internal issues within its energy infrastructure.
Cuba suffers new total blackout; 10 million are without power after collapse of the electrical grid
Cuba experienced a total blackout affecting 10 million people amid a severe energy crisis exacerbated by U.S. oil sanctions.
All of Cuba is without power
Cuba is experiencing a nationwide power outage affecting around 10 million people after the collapse of its national power grid.
Crucial Test: Can Slovakia Become the 'New Hungary'?
The article discusses Slovakia's increasing alignment with Hungary in opposition to Brussels, sanctions against Russia, and domestic political changes under Prime Minister Robert Fico.
US Organization Demands Ban on RSS-RAW, India Slams It
The Indian government rejected a report by the U.S. International Religious Freedom Commission that suggests designating India as a 'Country of Particular Concern' for alleged violations of religious freedom and proposes targeted sanctions on the RSS and RAW.
In Congress, the issue with Turkish F-16s in the Occupied Territories of Cyprus
U.S. Congress members are addressing the deployment of Turkish F-16s in the occupied part of Cyprus, urging sanctions against Turkey for unauthorized military actions.
EU sanctions 9 Russians for war crimes committed in Bucha
The European Union has sanctioned nine Russian individuals for their alleged roles in war crimes committed in Bucha during Russia's occupation.
EU loan to Ukraine cannot be conditional on Druzhba pipeline, says Ukrainian foreign minister
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha asserts that the approval of a significant EU loan should not be tied to the operation of the Druzhba oil pipeline.
Cuba says that Cubans in exile will be able to invest in the island and seeks a 'fluid relationship with U.S. companies.'
Cuba has announced that Cubans living abroad and their descendants will be allowed to invest in the island, reflecting a potential shift in economic policy amid ongoing U.S. sanctions.
Cubans living abroad will be allowed to invest and create businesses in Cuba, says minister
Cuba's foreign trade minister announced that Cubans living abroad will now have the opportunity to invest and establish businesses in Cuba, amid ongoing challenges due to U.S. sanctions.
Hungary rules out compromises on Ukraine loan
Hungary remains steadfast in opposing an EU bailout for Ukraine unless Kiev resumes Russian oil supplies via the Druzhba pipeline, according to Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto.
EU Imposes Sanctions on Nine Individuals Linked to the Massacres in Bucha and Irpin
The European Union has imposed sanctions on nine individuals connected to the atrocities that occurred in Bucha and Irpin, Ukraine.
Survey: Better expensive refueling than easing sanctions against Russia? We know the opinion of Poles
A new survey reveals that Polish opinions lean toward tolerating high fuel prices rather than easing sanctions on Russia, following the U.S. decision to partially suspend sanctions on Russian oil amidst price hikes influenced by geopolitical tensions.
Will Liga Pro sanction him? Héctor Villalba exploded against a journalist during the Barcelona SC match: 'Don't break my balls'
Héctor Villalba, player for Barcelona SC, responded rudely to a journalist during a live broadcast, sparking discussions about potential sanctions from Liga Pro.
EU sanctions nine Russians linked to Bucha war crimes
The EU has imposed sanctions on nine Russian individuals associated with war crimes in Bucha.
British and French punished for Russian propaganda
The EU has imposed sanctions on a British and a French citizen accused of spreading Russian propaganda.