Ireland, Seen as a Weak Link in Europe’s Defense, Is Trying to Bulk Up
As concern rises in Europe over threats from an emboldened Russia, the Irish government says it’s working to plug gaps in its military, which reflect a tradition of neutrality.
Month: June 2026
Infosecurity Europe: Ukraine’s Experience Highlights the Need for Preparation and Resilience in Cybersecurity
Former Ukrainian foreign minister, Dmytro Kuleba, urges Infosecurity Europe attendees to fight the good fight
Awilco top boss steps in as interim CEO of Awilco LNG
Jens-Julius Nygaard has been managing director of Awilco AS since 2012
SpaceX targets record $75 billion IPO, seeks valuation of nearly $1.77 trillion
Washington, June 3. Elon Musk-led SpaceX has unveiled plans for a historic stock market debut, aiming for a valuation of nearly $1.77 trillion in what could become the largest initial public offering (IPO) ever undertaken. According to a filing submitt…
Horror vid shows deadly Iranian blitz on airport as Trump says ‘he WON’T resume war’… but Hezbollah rejects Israel truce
THIS is the dramatic moment an Iranian drone hit Kuwait’s international airport as Donald Trump vowed not to resume the war – despite Hezbollah rejecting a truce with Israel. New surveillance footage released by Kuwait’s Directorate General of Civil Av…
Partners Group warns it could cap more fund withdrawals after triggering private equity rout
Partners Group said it could cap capital withdrawals from more of its funds after a European gating sparked a private equity stock sell-off on Wednesday.
Trafigura banks $500m from US investors in latest securities sale
Trader and shipowner says deal was ‘significantly over-subscribed’
Spain posts record number of heat-related deaths in May
The deaths of 101 people in Spain in May were heat-related, the highest number for the month since such records started being kept in 2015, the Spanish health ministry has said.
Stonehenge altar stone may have travelled from Scotland via glacier – study
Scientists said the mystery of how the six-tonne, sandstone monolith travelled 435 miles to Salisbury Plain is ‘widely debated’.
Rat, flies and rot: Havana’s trash crisis spirals out of control
For months, residents of Havana — home to 2 million of Cuba’s almost 10 million residents — have lived with piles of garbage accumulating on almost every street corner