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French Soldier Using Fitness App Reveals Warship’s Location to the World

French Soldier Using Fitness App Reveals Warship’s Location to the World

France’s aircraft carrier Charles de Gaulle was exposed due to fitness data shared by a soldier on the Strava app. According to a report by Le Monde, the ship’s location in the Eastern Mediterranean was identified with a single click. The incident has once again raised concerns about digital security vulnerabilities in military operations. French...

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Kallas: The U.S. Wants to Divide the EU Because It Does Not Like It

Kallas: The U.S. Wants to Divide the EU Because It Does Not Like It

The European Union’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Kaja Kallas claimed that the United States wants to divide Europe. Speaking to the U.S. media, Kallas criticized Washington’s stance toward Brussels. “I think it is very important for everyone to understand this. The United States has clearly shown that it wants to divide...

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Spain Defies Trump: “We Are Not Afraid of U.S. Trade Threats”

Spain Defies Trump: “We Are Not Afraid of U.S. Trade Threats”

Spain’s Second Deputy Prime Minister Yolanda Díaz said the country is not afraid of U.S. President Donald Trump’s threats to cut trade ties. Following tensions between Madrid and Washington over the Iran crisis, Spain banned the use of the Rota and Morón bases for operations against Iran. Despite threats of economic sanctions, the Spanish government...

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Excuse Fleets: Southern Cyprus Statements and Europe’s Contradiction

Excuse Fleets: Southern Cyprus Statements and Europe’s Contradiction

Resit Kemal As / Editor-in-Chief, World of Global   The Eastern Mediterranean in recent years has turned into a field where not only energy competition but also political narratives are being tested. The warships sent toward the Greek Cypriot Administration of Southern Cyprus by several European countries have become the latest link in this debate....

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Critical Statement from Meloni: Italy Will Not Join U.S. and Israel in Intervention Against Iran

Critical Statement from Meloni: Italy Will Not Join U.S. and Israel in Intervention Against Iran

Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced that Italy will not participate in a military intervention against Iran led by the United States and Israel. Speaking in the Italian Senate, Meloni emphasized diplomacy and international law in resolving the crisis, while also stating that Iran acquiring nuclear weapons would be an unacceptable security risk for Italy...

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Kallas: The Conflict in the Middle East Must Not Distract from Ukraine

Kallas: The Conflict in the Middle East Must Not Distract from Ukraine

The European Union’s High Representative for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy, Kaja Kallas, expressed concern that the conflict in the Middle East could reduce international attention on Ukraine. Kallas stated that rising tensions in Iran and across the Middle East risk pushing the issue of Ukraine down the international agenda, saying, “This issue must not...

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French Foreign Ministry: France Ready to Defend Its Partners

French Foreign Ministry: France Ready to Defend Its Partners

French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot stated that France is ready to provide defense support if requested by its partners and reserves the right to intervene. Following the retaliatory strikes by Iran after the U.S.–Israeli attacks, Barrot said that “if our partners request assistance, France is ready to defend them.” Speaking to BFM TV, Barrot said,...

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Life Comes to a Standstill in Germany: New Wave of Public Transport Strikes

Life Comes to a Standstill in Germany: New Wave of Public Transport Strikes

Public transport workers across Germany have launched a two-day warning strike, bringing local transportation in many cities to a near halt. Following protests in February, this marks the second major strike within a month, significantly disrupting bus, tram, and metro services nationwide. In numerous federal states, public transport staff walked off the job in the...

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