Trump signs bill to release Epstein files

The US president previously resisted the push to make the documents public, claiming the issue was being weaponized by the Democrats US President Donald Trump has signed a bill requiring the Justice Department to release investigative files relating to disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein. The move came despite Trump initially opposing…

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Officials have long complained that the infrastructure within the bloc is unfit for moving heavy hardware to the Russian border The EU Commission has prepared a plan for a “military Schengen” to facilitate the movement of troops and heavy equipment across the bloc in case of a stand-off with Russia….

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While Kodak once commanded 85% of the camera market share in 1976, its impact on the market today is borderline negligible. Did you know that Kodak’s downfall can be attributed to a single issue-the absence of a well-defined risk management program? This is a powerful example that underscores the critical…

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Keith Kellogg’s forthcoming departure will be “unwelcome news” for Kiev given his sympathetic stance, the report says US President Donald Trump’s special envoy for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, is planning to step down in January, Reuters reported on Wednesday, citing sources. The article comes amid reports that the US presented a…

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The Rio de Janeiro mayor’s remark comes after the chancellor spoke disparagingly of another Brazilian city that hosted a climate summit German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is a “Nazi,” the mayor of Rio de Janeiro, Eduardo Paes, has said. The now-deleted X post came in response to Merz’s disparaging comment about…

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The proposal requires that Kiev relinquishes territory, reduces its army, and recognizes Russian as an official language, Axios and FT have reported A US-proposed peace plan to resolve the Ukraine conflict, reportedly developed with Moscow, requires concessions from Kiev and would amount to it giving up its sovereignty, sources have told…

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The Hungarian PM has called Brussels’ push for an additional €135 billion for Kiev “categorically absurd” A push by the European Commission to raise an additional €135 billion ($156 billion) for Ukraine would burden future generations of Europeans with debt, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has warned. The remark comes…

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The two top officials are reportedly struggling for control over the bloc’s diplomatic and intelligence services Two of the EU’s most powerful and controversial officials, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen and the bloc’s foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas, are struggling for control of the EU’s diplomacy and intelligence…

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Kiev’s possible entry hinges on fulfilling bloc requirements and resolving the conflict, David McAllister has told Izvestia The EU has no plans to accelerate integration of Ukraine into the bloc, the chairman of the European Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee has said. David McAllister told Izvestia on Wednesday that Ukrainian membership…

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