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China is building inside Europe's trade walls, deepening its grip on critical industries
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Kimmarie Johnson cause of death: What happened to Beverly Hills, 90210 actress before she died at 50?
Kimmarie Johnson, an actress recognized for her role in Beverly Hills, 90210, passed away at the age of 50. She suffered a heart event at her home in Los Angeles on October 27. Johnson was diagnosed with a heart aneurysm condition and died on November 4, according to her niece. In addition to acting, she was involved in the skincare industry and was a beauty director.
Europe’s last penicillin plant faces a bitter fight against China’s cheaper drugs
The Sandoz penicillin plant in Kundl, Austria, is under threat from cheaper Chinese antibiotic production. European healthcare programs benefit from the lower prices, which could jeopardize self-sufficiency. China's share of the EU penicillins market has rapidly increased in recent years. European policymakers are becoming increasingly concerned about reliance on China for essential medicines. The current dynamics highlight the significant trade challenges facing European pharmaceutical manufacturers.
OpenAI flags AI adoption gap in Europe despite 8-fold surge in agent use among small businesses
OpenAI has highlighted a widening opportunity for European businesses to turn growing artificial intelligence (AI) adoption into higher productivity, as AI agents now account for more than half of the output generated through its enterprise and business platforms in the European Union (EU).
World's strongest passports: UAE leads, US ranks 10th; where does India stand?
The United Arab Emirates leads the 2026 Passport Index with a Mobility Score of 182 and access to 182 destinations. India stands at the 72nd position with a Mobility Score of 70, highlighting limited travel access. The rankings reflect significant disparities in international mobility for different nationalities.
Global Market: ECB may need further rate hikes as inflation risks remain elevated, Dolenc says
The ECB may raise interest rates further as inflation risks remain tilted upward, with rates already at 2.5% and inflation at 3.8%. Policymaker Primoz Dolenc cited energy, food and geopolitical risks, while noting stable core inflation. Strong economic growth could add pressure, but rising bond yields pose risks to euro zone activity.
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12 years after 32 million smuggled cigarettes were seized on it, ship now hosts barnacles, fish and divers
The MV Shingle, which was seized while carrying illegal cigarettes, has now become an artificial reef. After being cleaned, it was intentionally sunk off Killala Bay, creating a habitat for marine life. Various species, including fish, barnacles, and sponges, are thriving on the wreck. This site attracts around 12,000 visitors annually, enhancing local biodiversity. Experts suggest that while it differs from natural reefs, it still offers significant environmental benefits.
Tesla is browbeating the EU to approve its 'Full Self-Driving' tech. The pressure is working
Tesla is involved in a campaign to secure EU approval for its Full Self-Driving technology. The automaker faces criticism regarding the validity of its safety research and claims. European regulators are examining the methodology behind Tesla's assertions of crash reduction performance. Tesla officials have engaged in discussions with various regulators to alleviate concerns over the technology. The outcome of this push could significantly impact Tesla's market presence in Europe.
An isolated Netanyahu was defiant at UN as he seeks reelection at home
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu faced criticism during his brief visit to New York for the U.N. General Assembly. His strained relationship with U.S. President Donald Trump was evident as they did not meet. Netanyahu's security failures were a central theme ahead of upcoming elections in Israel next month.
Netanyahu expected to berate New York's Mamdani in 'campaign speech' of UN address
Benjamin Netanyahu is set to deliver a speech at the UN where he plans to address Mayor Zohran Mamdani's accusations. As Israeli elections approach, Netanyahu's campaign is perceived as increasingly desperate amidst mounting criticism of the Gaza war. He is making a brief visit to the US and is not expected to meet the US President.
A world in turmoil walks into the UN, looking for a way out
World leaders gather amid escalating wars and economic uncertainty. The Middle East conflict has drawn in regional nations and closed a vital waterway. Ongoing Russia-Ukraine war shows no signs of diplomatic resolution or ending. Global crises extend beyond conflicts to pandemics and climate change impacts. Diplomats seek common ground to manage mounting international challenges.
Europe saw record summer air traffic despite Mideast war: Eurocontrol
Europe experienced its busiest summer holiday air traffic ever this year. A daily average of 35,959 flights operated across the continent. The Middle East war influenced travel, encouraging more European holidays domestically. This shift boosted traffic in southern and southeastern European nations significantly. Despite increased flights, punctuality remained high with 72.6 percent of flights arriving on time.
Sandoz bets big on biosimilars, aims to double group sales by 2035
Sandoz plans to more than double annual net sales by 2035, with biosimilars leading growth. The company will expand its biosimilar portfolio to 100 drugs by 2040. Sandoz targets mid-to-high single-digit sales growth from 2025 to 2030. Its net sales targets exclude potential contributions from generic GLP-1 drugs. Sandoz will invest an additional $300 million in a Slovenian biosimilar manufacturing facility.
Champions League 2026-27: PSG chase historic three-peat as five Premier League clubs eye European glory
The Champions League returns with five Premier League clubs among 36 teams competing for Europe’s biggest club prize. Defending champions PSG are chasing an unprecedented three-peat in the modern era, while Manchester City, Liverpool and other English sides enter after another record-breaking transfer window dominated by Premier League spending.
Thailand cuts visa-free stay from 60 to 30 days for tourists from 60 countries, including India
Thailand has cut its visa-free stay for tourists from 60 days to 30 days from September 15, 2026. Indians remain eligible for visa-free entry, while travellers using land-border crossings will generally be limited to two visa-exempt entries per calendar year.
Luka Doncic's ex-fiancée Anamaria Goltes reportedly seeks $40 million for herself, $10 million for their children in ongoing custody battle
Luka Doncic's ex-fiancée has made headlines by filing a fresh legal claim in Slovenia, seeking a settlement of nearly fifty million dollars. This move also includes a request to lessen Doncic's custody rights. Interestingly, she had previously retracted a child support petition in the U.S., but now the focus shifts back to Slovenia, which held promises of their shared future.
Slovenia bans Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu from entering, citing ICC arrest warrant
Slovenia has barred Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. This action highlights Slovenia's commitment to international law. The decision follows an International Criminal Court arrest warrant. Slovenia had already restricted entry for two other Israeli ministers. They also imposed an arms embargo on Israel. Slovenia expects Israel to respect international court decisions. The government emphasizes its dedication to human rights.
Slovenia becomes first EU nation to ban arms trade with Israel over Gaza war
Slovenia has become the first EU nation to completely ban weapons trade with Israel, citing the Gaza conflict and the EU's inaction due to internal disagreements. Prime Minister Robert Golob's government emphasized the duty of responsible states to act amidst the humanitarian crisis. Slovenia had already ceased granting weapon export permits to Israel since October 2023.
Another European country gears up to launch Digial Nomad visas for foreigners
Slovenia is set to launch its digital nomad visa on November 21, 2025, joining other EU nations in attracting remote workers. This one-year permit allows non-EU/EEA nationals working for foreign companies to reside in Slovenia. Known for its Alpine scenery, affordable living, and vibrant hubs like Ljubljana and Maribor, Slovenia offers a scenic base for digital nomads.
Tiny Slovenia surpasses mighty Austria, one of the world’s richest nations, in Human Development Index — here’s how it did it
Slovenia HDI ranking has officially surpassed Austria, marking a major win for the small European country. This shift in the Human Development Index is driven largely by Slovenia’s strong focus on education, especially in university-level achievement. While Austria still leads slightly in income and life expectancy, Slovenia’s growing investment in schooling, a strong social welfare system, and stable healthcare helped push it forward. This is more than just a number—it's a sign of how education shapes national progress. Want to know how Slovenia outpaced Austria and what it means for the region? Here's the full story.
UNSC: India works out Slovenia hurdle on Indo-Pak Indus Waters Treaty abeyance
India addressed Slovenia's concerns about the Indus Waters Treaty. Slovenia questioned India's decision to hold the treaty in abeyance. India clarified its position through diplomacy. India emphasized that it respects the treaty. India highlighted Pakistan's obstruction of hydel projects. Both nations collaborate on water-related initiatives. They inked agreements for the Clean Ganga Operations.
Slovenia's Koper Port to complement India Middle East Europe Economic Corridor
Slovenia's potential involvement in the IMEEC could position Port Koper as a vital trade route between India and Central/Eastern Europe. Slovenian Minister Tanja Fajon highlights direct shipping links, potential economic benefits, and support for a Free Trade Agreement between the EU and India. SITE initiative collaboration aims at sectors like renewable energy, space, and food processing.
Euro cup 2024 Portugal vs Slovenia: Prediction, live streaming of Cristiano Ronaldo's knock-out match
EURO Cup 2024 match between Cristiano Ronaldo's Portugal and Slovenia will played on Monday. The live telecast of the soccer game will be available in the US.
Euro Cup 2024: Gareth Southgate faces wrath of England fans after draw against Slovenia
Gareth Southgate, the manager of the England football team is back in the headlines for being booed and heckled by own team fans after a rather humiliating draw against a weaker Slovenia team in a Euro 2024 group stage match.
Portugal vs Slovenia free live streaming in US: Start time, where and how to watch soccer match
Portugal vs Slovenia soccer match will be played on Tuesday. We have all live streaming details.
Freedom Movement Party wins election in Slovenia, defeating populist PM Janez Jansa
According to the preliminary election results, the libertarian Freedom Movement Party fared better than the populist SDS party in Sunday’s National Election in Slovenia.
Slovenia is strategic gateway to Southern & Central Europe: PM
In a fiercely competitive international tender in 2015, the Slovenian company Pipistrel was awarded a contract to produce 194 highly capable trainer aircraft for the Indian Air Force (IAF), the Indian Navy (IN) and the National Cadet Corps (NCC) for various purposes. This is the world’s largest single contract for the delivery of light aircraft to date.
Indian cos shipping to Central Europe will find route through Koper ideal: Slovenia's Foreign Minister
The Port of Koper is the Mediterranean northernmost gateway to Central Europe. Indian companies that want to ship their products to customers in Central Europe will therefore find the route through Koper ideal, Slovenia's Foreign Minister Dr Anze Logar told ET's Dipanjan Roy Chaudhury ahead of May 8 India-EU Summit.
Bilateral trade with India to double in 3-4 years: Slovenia
Bilateral trade between India and Slovenia is expected to double in the next three to four years, Deputy Prime Minister of Slovenia, Radovan Zerjav said.
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