Burnham unveils £65m drought support for farmers
London, 15 August (Brussles Morning Newspaper) Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced £65 million in additional government funding for drought-hit farmers, as prolonged dry weather puts growing pressure on crops, livestock…
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EU Parliament to decide fast‑track procedure for €90 billion Ukraine aid
Brussels (Brussels Morning Newspaper) - The European Parliament is expected to vote on whether to apply an accelerated procedure to…
Burnham unveils £65m drought support for farmers
London, 15 August (Brussles Morning Newspaper) Prime Minister Andy Burnham has announced £65 million in additional government funding for drought-hit farmers, as prolonged dry weather puts growing pressure on crops, livestock…
Fishermen Caught Between Cartel Threats and US Strikes in Ecuador
Jaramijó and San Mateo, Ecuador, 15 August (Brussles Morning Newspaper) Ecuador fishermen along the Pacific coast are being squeezed between criminal…
Anthropic IPO Faces Huge $200bn Revenue Test as Investors Weigh AI Valuation, New York
New York, 15 August (Brussles Morning Newspaper) A potential Anthropic IPO is putting the artificial intelligence company's long-term growth assumptions under…
Iran Defies Trump Over Strait of Hormuz as US Gas Prices Surge, Washington
Cairo, 15 August (Brussles Morning Newspaper) Iran Hormuz tensions intensified after Tehran rejected Donald Trump's claim that the United States…
Washington drew Iraq a red line it can’t enforce. It will settle for a photo op.
The US-led coalition leaves Iraq on September 30, and Washington has attached a price to the exit: the country's most…
EU announces fresh aid to help those caught up in Myanmar crisis
The European Union is providing an additional €10.5 million in humanitarian aid for people affected by the conflict in Myanmar. This brings…
Spotlight on Mongolia’s upcoming UN summit: emergency austerity, travel warnings and queues for fuel
As COP17 opens in Ulaanbaatar on 17 August, a fuel crisis, an emergency austerity drive and a run of corruption scandals are testing…
New EU geographical indications announced
The European Commission says it has approved the registration of three new Protected designation of origin. From Spain, the Commission registered…
“Fundamental questions remain” in wake of Ceuta crisis, say MEPs
MEPs have called for action on "various levels" to prevent a repeat of events in Ceuta. This follows the recent…
Secrets on making a success as a chef
Filippo La Vecchia is widely recognised as one of Brussels’ top Italian chefs. But his rise to the top has been…
New move “fills dangerous vacuum” on child safety
MEPs have welcomed moves to fill a “vacuum” that they say left children “unprotected.” Since previous rules expired, EU tech…
Federation Of The Aboriginal Nations Of The Americas Announces the Sand Hill Band of Raritan Lenape and Cherokee Indians – Formal Decree of the Law of Continuity
The Federation Of The Aboriginal Nations Of The Americas proudly announces the formal decree of the Law of Continuity by…
Leading airlines’ new collaboration gives “greater access, convenience and choices”
Emirates and South African Airways (SAA) have announced an expansion of their codeshare partnership. This will enable access to nine…
Belgian zoo offers safe haven for threatened bird species
A Belgian zoo is doing its bit to help save a bird species threatened with extinction. Once a familiar sight…
Mohawk and Oneida Clans Unanimously Granted Member Nation Status in the Federation of Aboriginal Nations of the Americas (FANA)
The tenor of inter-Nation diplomacy between locales of the Haudenosaunee Confederacy and the Delaware Nation has reached a significant milestone…
EU parliament should reconvene to discuss Ceuta crisis, say some MEPs
Some MEPs have formally requested that the European Parliament be convened on an “exceptional basis” for an urgent debate on…