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US Allies Rethink Intelligence Sharing Amid Trump’s Pro-Russia Shift
US allies are considering scaling back intelligence sharing with Washington due to the Trump administration's conciliatory approach to Russia. This move is driven by concerns about safeguarding foreign assets and maintaining trust. The Five Eyes alliance, which includes the UK, Australia, Canada, and New Zealand, is examining how to revise current protocols for sharing intelligence to account for the Trump administration's warming relations with Russia, with no decision or action taken yet. Read the full…
European Unity: Leaders Set to Boost Defence and Uphold Zelensky Amidst US Funding Halt
European Union leaders are set to boost their defence efforts in response to the ongoing conflict. They will also reaffirm their support for Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. The move comes after the United States temporarily froze its aid to Ukraine, prompting EU leaders to reassess their own levels of support for the embattled nation. Read the full story here
Teenager Arrested for Attempting to Storm Jetstar Flight with Firearms at Avalon Airport
A 17-year-old boy has been arrested after allegedly breaching a security fence at Avalon Airport and entering a Jetstar plane with a loaded shotgun. The boy was tackled to the ground by passengers and held down until police arrived, and has been charged with several offences, including unlawfully taking control of an aircraft and possessing a firearm. Read the full story here
Mishap in the Skies: Bombing Blunder Leaves 15 Injured in South Korean Residential Area
An incident occurred in South Korea where air force jets accidentally dropped bombs on residential homes. The incident resulted in injuries to 15 people. The bombing was reportedly an error during a military training exercise, causing damage to several homes in the area. Read the full story here
Beijing Blasts Washington: China’s EU Ambassador Condemns Trump’s European Approach
China's special envoy for European affairs, Lu Shaye, expressed his concerns about the treatment of American allies in Europe by the Trump administration. He emphasized the need for a peaceful resolution to the Ukraine crisis, involving all relevant parties, including European nations, rather than being dictated by a select few, such as the US and Russia. Read the full story here
Treason Suspects Held in Romania Amid Ongoing Investigation
Romania's prosecution office has detained six people on charges of treason and compromising national security. The individuals are accused of leaking classified information to foreign entities. The case is currently under investigation, with authorities working to determine the extent of the alleged security breaches and the potential consequences for Romania's national interests. Read the full story here
Ukraine Crisis Reaches Critical Juncture as European Leaders Convene for Pivotal Talks
The European Union is considering a plan to free up €800bn in defence expenditure, according to von der Leyen. Many European leaders have expressed support for swift action on the continent's security, while others, like Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, have expressed dissent and demanded that Ukraine not be mentioned in any written conclusions following the summit. Read the full story here
Tesla’s Aussie Slump: Electric Vehicle Giant Sees Sales Plummet 70% in February 2025
A significant decline in Tesla sales was recorded in Australia, with a 70 per cent drop in February 2025 compared to the same period last year. This decrease has raised concerns about the company's performance in the Australian market. The sales slump may be attributed to various factors, including increased competition and changing consumer preferences, but the exact cause remains unclear, and Tesla has not released an official statement regarding the decline in Australian sales.…
Elon Musk Shocked to Discover He Can’t Blame His Pet Monkey for DOGE Disaster This Time
I'm just going to say it, the federal government is basically bleeding jobs right now, with a whopping 62,242 announced cuts from 17 different agencies, according to Challenger. And let's be real, this is not just a minor setback, we're talking about a staggering 41,311 percent increase over 2024, which is just, wow. But wait, it gets even better, because apparently, the top reason for these job cuts is DOGE, which is responsible for a…
Escape to Academia: French Institution Offers Haven for US Researchers Fleeing Political Repression
Aix Marseille University in France is launching a research program called "safe place for science" to support American scientists whose work may be censored by the Trump administration. The program will provide 15 million Euros in funding for 15 researchers over a 3-year period, focusing on climate, environment, health, and human and social sciences. Read the full story here