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Japan secures stable crude supplies through March 2028, PM Takaichi says
TOKYO, June 11 : Japan has secured stable oil supplies through the end of March 2028 despite the Iran war through a combination of alternative crude imports and stockpile releases, Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said on Thursday, extending the country’s previous supply outlook by around one year.Japan has no p
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Wolves sack manager Edwards after relegation from Premier League
June 11 : Wolverhampton Wanderers have sacked manager Rob Edwards following their relegation from the Premier League this season, the Midlands club said on Thursday.Wolves appointed the Welshman on a three-and-a-half-year contract in November, hiring him from Middlesbrough, who had been reluctant to let him l
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Serena out of Queen’s doubles after partner Mboko injured
LONDON, June 11 : Serena Williams’ comeback was put on hold on Thursday as her doubles partner Victoria Mboko withdrew from the Queen’s Club WTA event with a knee injury.After nearly four years away, the 44-year-old American great partnered Canadian teenager Mboko to victory against Nicole Melichar-Martinez a
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Everything you need to know as the World Cup kicks off
According to FIFA, 2.9 billion people worldwide watched the 2022 World Cup in Qatar on linear TV, with 2.7 billion also streaming the tournament.
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Watch Live: Pope Leo XIV speaks to migrants in historic encounter
Leo XIV visits Gran Canaria to meet migrants and volunteers in Arguineguín before leading a large open-air mass attended by thousands on the island. #EuropeNews
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Ukraine’s Drone War: Forcing Russia to the Table
With modern drone technology, Ukraine is getting better and better at blocking Russia’s attacks. The strikes may be shifting the momentum of the war. Could this open a window for new negotiations? Our guests: Anastasia Tikhomirova (expert on Russia, Die Zeit), Wolfgang Richter (Military expert), Ann-Dorit Boy (expert on Eastern Europe, Der Spiegel)
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Bosnian war: Details about Sarajevo ‘sniper safaris’ emerge
Sarajevo was under siege for years during the Bosnian war. An Italian author claims to have uncovered evidence that foreign war tourists took part in “sniper safaris” that targeted and killed civilians in the city.
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Thailand: 2 men sentenced to death for 2015 Bangkok bombing
Two Uyghur men convicted of murder for planting a bomb at the popular Erawan Shrine in the heart of Bangkok said they will appeal the death sentence.
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Ukraine: Zaporizhzhia nuclear plant’s power cut off
An attack near Europe’s largest nuclear power plant in Russian-occupied Ukraine has caused an outage in the area. Meanwhile, a Ukrainian drone attack has sparked a fire at a refinery in southern Russia. DW has more.
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Eurogroup chief tells Euronews ‘fiscal policy must not contradict ECB’
Pierrakakis tells Euronews fiscal policy must not contradict the ECB’s efforts to tame inflation as the central bank prepares to raise interest rates. Rome is calling for more flexibility pegged to rising energy costs as a result of war. #EuropeToday
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